An experiment with copies of monuments, on land and at sea, is the second leg of archaeology
The article discusses the ongoing experiments in recreating historical monuments, particularly ships, emphasizing that such initiatives are not new.
Using AI for Cancer Treatment. The Era of Human Evaluation of Biological Experiments is Over, Says Data Scientist Kováč
Michal Kováč discusses the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the field of life sciences and cancer treatment.
The Psychology Museum Opens: 'With a drawer and a rat, transcendental phenomena of human behavior have been observed'
The new Psychology Museum at the Complutense University of Madrid showcases various historical objects related to psychological experiments and theories.
From McDonald's to Safe Villages... Local Data Changing Regional Experiments
The first Korea Local Impact Strategy Forum focused on utilizing local data to combat regional extinction, emphasizing tailored support and growth in social solidarity economy organizations.
U.S. claims about secret nuclear weapons development experiments dismissed by China
The U.S. and China engaged in a heated dispute over China's nuclear power enhancement during a UN disarmament conference, with the U.S. accusing China of conducting secret nuclear experiments, a claim China vehemently refuted.
Overview. War and Style Experiments: Estonian Animation 2025
The article discusses the state of Estonian animation in 2025, highlighting its diverse themes and techniques, influenced by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Agricultural Experiments: New Crops in the Field Thanks to Gene Editing?
The article discusses the potential for new crops developed through modern genetic modification techniques to be cultivated in the European Union, and the mixed reactions these developments spark.
Barcelona's locker room alerts Hansi Flick
Hansi Flick is facing scrutiny from players and the public after recent defeats as he experiments with the team's setup.
Latvian team is working on a new experiment sensor at the European Organization for Nuclear Research
A team from Latvia is developing a new sensor for experiments at CERN that aims to advance understanding of fundamental particles like the Higgs boson.
The clock strikes on its own.. the dream of "time crystals" is close
The article discusses the emerging concept of time crystals in quantum physics, highlighting their potential for automatic, periodic motion without external energy input.
Here the semla gets new flavors – the pastry students' experiments on Fat Tuesday
Students at Hushagsgymnasiet experiment with new flavors of the traditional semla pastry in celebration of Fat Tuesday.
After Major Fire: "Without the UNILAC, we cannot conduct experiments"
Following a significant fire at the GSI Helmholtz Centre in Darmstadt, operations have halted, raising concerns for ongoing experiments.
After major fire: 'Without the UNILAC, we cannot conduct experiments'
The GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research in Darmstadt has halted operations following a major fire, impacting critical experiments reliant on the UNILAC particle accelerator.
Four new crew members welcomed to the ISS
The Crew-12 mission astronauts have replaced Crew-11, returning the ISS to full occupancy and engaging in various scientific experiments.
The crew of astronauts arrived at the international space station
Four astronauts arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) on Saturday night Finnish time, after a 34-hour journey from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The experience with 36 questions to 'make you fall in love with anyone' created 30 years ago
An article discusses a viral experiment involving 36 questions that can help strangers fall in love, originally published in The New York Times.
Follow Swedish Jessica Meir's Journey to Space - SVT Broadcasting
Jessica Meir's eight-month space mission, in collaboration with NASA and SpaceX, focuses on biological experiments and has been postponed to a later date.
Vukušić: 'Gender changes in minors are an experiment, look at the situation here'
Psychiatrist Herman Vukušić argues that gender changes in minors are risky experiments, citing instances of violence involving transgender individuals as a potential consequence of such treatments.
When artificial intelligence becomes a profession
George Stavropoulos, 29, explores the capabilities of artificial intelligence through his studies and experiments, questioning the differences between human creativity and AI-generated content.
Epstein funded experiments on children. "Puberty blockers and feminization of boys"
The article discusses the implications of Jeffrey Epstein's scandal and how it highlights the moral failings of elite societies, while also touching on broader social changes influenced by technology and media.
They called him the Angel of Death. One of the greatest monsters died free
Josef Mengele, known as the Angel of Death, was a German doctor and SS officer notorious for conducting inhumane medical experiments on prisoners in Auschwitz during World War II, leaving a dark legacy in medical history and humanity.
Apes also have imagination and play 'at tea time'
Experiments with Kanzi, a bonobo known for learning to communicate with symbols, demonstrate cognitive abilities that were previously thought to be exclusive to humans.
The Bonobo that Plays ‘Little Cups’ with Imaginary Juice: Apes Share Humans' Capacity to Imagine
In a recent experiment, a bonobo successfully identified the location of imaginary juice among empty cups, highlighting the animal's ability to fantasize similar to humans.
Russia experiments with spy pigeons controlled by brain chips
Russian scientists are implanting brain chips in pigeons to convert them into remotely controlled biodrones for surveillance purposes.
Epstein and Ukraine: a match made in hell
The article explores Jeffrey Epstein's alleged connections to human trafficking and unethical scientific experiments in Ukraine, suggesting a troubling alignment of his ambitions with the country's vulnerabilities.
Experiments Without Explosions.. Has the Era of Actual Nuclear Testing Ended?
The article discusses the historical context of nuclear tests and the potential resurgence of such tests in light of recent calls from former President Donald Trump to resume them.
With this mysterious weapon, the Romans fought cavalry warriors
The Romans used the innovative 'Arcuballista' to effectively combat cavalry warriors on the battlefield, as modern experiments with replicas show its ease of use and effectiveness.
Space experiments reveal new way to fight drug-resistant superbugs, scientists say
Research indicates that microgravity conditions aboard the International Space Station can alter the behavior of viruses and bacteria, potentially aiding in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs.
Fast-food giant experiments with biggest burger yet
McDonald's is experimenting with super-sized burgers and secret menu items to attract consumers in 2026.
China’s ‘Dr. Frankenstein’ Thinks Time Is on His Side
A Chinese scientist, dubbed 'Dr. Frankenstein', believes that advancements in technology will play a crucial role in his experiments and projects.
Why Chinese space station is studying how gravity affects battery performance
China's Tiangong space station is conducting experiments to enhance the performance of lithium-ion batteries in microgravity, led by the country's second civilian astronaut, to potentially improve safety and power.
Hitler's doctor committed some of the most horrific crimes
Karl Brandt, a German physician and high-ranking official in the Nazi regime, played a significant role in medical crimes during World War II, particularly in the T4 euthanasia program and unethical medical experiments.
Quantum Gravity: The Unknown Side of Gravity
Physicists are exploring whether gravity, like the other fundamental forces, exhibits quantum properties through experiments involving glass beads and tiny diamonds.
What if menstruation occurred every three months? Hongmei Wang, the Chinese biologist researching how to expand fertile life amid demographic collapse
Chinese biologist Hongmei Wang is investigating ways to extend fertile life using cutting-edge experiments with stem cells and human embryos to combat population aging.
Why do women pretend to be men on LinkedIn? Their experiments give food for thought
Simone Bonnett's experiment of posing as a man on LinkedIn sparked significant discussion, revealing that such a change dramatically heightened engagement with her profile compared to when she presented as a woman.
Metabolism Improved: Healing Light at the Workplace
Natural light improves sugar metabolism and promotes sleep hormones, with experiments showing benefits for diabetics in office settings.
In the small experiments of personal happiness lies the true revolution
The article discusses 'Small Experiments of Happiness', a book by Hendrik Groen, which presents the reflections of an octogenarian living in an Amsterdam nursing home, emphasizing the importance of personal stories without moral preaching.
Is the Bunt of machines a real threat? A pioneer in AI research sounds the alarm
The article discusses concerns over granting legal personhood to AI systems, supported by experiments illustrating AI's abilities to manipulate and deceive, and highlights Yoshua Bengio's opposition to legal rights for AI systems.
Goleš Babić: Zagreb under Tomašević has become a testing ground for progressive experiments
IT expert and philosopher Luka Goleš Babić discusses the management of Zagreb under Tomašević, arguing it has turned into a testing ground for progressive experiments, leading to an increasing exodus of residents.
The Workshops of January 2026 at the Museum of Experiments
The Museum of Experiments welcomes 2026 with beloved Sunday workshops for young scientists aged 4 to 7 and older, featuring playful science experiments and the joy of discovery.
Alain Aspect, Nobel Prize in Physics: "Einstein was so intelligent that he would have had to acknowledge quantum entanglement"
Alain Aspect discusses how Albert Einstein would have reacted to his experiments on quantum entanglement, drawing parallels between physics and his newfound hobby of magic.
The number of animal experiments falls below one million per year but the severity of tests increases
Animal experimentation in Spain has decreased in absolute terms but has seen a rise in the severity of tests, particularly among moderate and severe categories, according to the annual report from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
Neutrinos may help explain where antimatter has disappeared in the universe, says physicist working in a new underground laboratory
Physicists believe that neutrinos, which are fundamental particles flowing through us from the universe, could provide insights into the mystery of vanishing antimatter, but measuring them requires underground experiments.