He mingled in elite circles: Epstein collected scientists like trophies
The article discusses how Jeffrey Epstein interacted with prominent scientists, blurring moral boundaries within a milieu of money, sex, and power.
They say it's natural Ozempic. Scientists explain whether it's a hit or a myth
This article discusses the scientific evaluation of berberine, often touted as a natural alternative to Ozempic for weight loss, and highlights the actual biological mechanisms at play.
SURPRISING: How does a dog know you are coming home? Scientists have discovered the real reason.
Researchers have uncovered that the ability of dogs to sense their owners' arrival is linked to more complex scientific reasons than just devotion or acute hearing.
Food scientists at the Estonian University of Life Sciences acquired a device that imitates the human intestine
Estonian University of Life Sciences has obtained a unique laboratory device that simulates the human intestines to study the effect of food on the microbiome without human testing.
Scientists Excited: Mysterious Ingredient Hidden in Rye Bread Makes it Even Healthier
Scientists believe that rye bread, a beloved staple on our dining tables, contains a mysterious ingredient that enhances its health benefits.
They are mother and daughter and scientists: they discovered the largest coral colony in the world the size of a football field
A mother-daughter scientist duo has discovered the world's largest coral colony in the Great Barrier Reef, which spans approximately 111 meters, equivalent to the size of a football field.
Some 80-year-olds still have razor-sharp brains — and now scientists know why
A study reveals that 'SuperAgers' over 80 generate more neurons, offering insights into their exceptional cognitive abilities.
Scientists have discovered a recipe for longevity. One ingredient is key
New research indicates that bitter chocolate, particularly its component theobromine, can slow biological aging.
The Moon's Magnetic Field Contradicts Scientists' Expectations
A recent study reveals that the Moon's magnetic field has been generally weak for most of its 4.5 billion year history, contradicting previous assumptions about its strength in the past.
Do cats not like us and intentionally destroy things? Scientists clarify a well-known stereotype
Researchers in Hungary challenge the stereotype that cats are distant and calculating by studying their behavior in various social situations.
Quick as a blink: Chinese scientists unveil 3D printing in under a second
Chinese scientists have developed a method to print 3D objects in under a second using holographic projection, marking a significant advancement in printing technology.
Mother and daughter discover contender for world's largest known coral colony
A coral colony discovered by citizen scientists in Far North Queensland may be the largest known in the world, showcasing resilience amidst environmental challenges.
The use of AI may lead to faster burnout, scientists warn
Scientists are warning that the increasing use of artificial intelligence in the workplace could contribute to quicker burnout among employees.
Antarctica, a continent of scientists
The article discusses Brazil's scientific presence in Antarctica, notably through the Comandante Ferraz Station, amidst the continent's harsh environment and its geological history.
What would happen to Antarctica if the Earth's temperature rises by 2°C? A finding alerts about the consequences of global warming
Scientists have drilled unprecedented depths in Antarctica to study the potential impacts of a 2°C rise in global temperatures on the ice sheets.
7,000 kilometers from Argentina, there is the world's deepest blue hole, and its discovery left scientists in shock
Scientists have discovered a colossal blue hole in Chetumal Bay, Mexico, which has left researchers astonished due to its depth and unclear characteristics.
Prince William cheered by crowds and offered job during surprise royal outing
Prince William surprised students and researchers during an unexpected visit to the Francis Crick Institute in London, where he was offered a job for his impressive interaction with the scientists.
Danish scientists discovered something about colorectal cancer that had been overlooked by everyone
Danish researchers have identified a previously undocumented virus in the gut bacteria of colorectal cancer patients, potentially aiding in earlier cancer detection in the future.
3rd ELIA Lesvos Confest: The Olive Today – Knowledge, Innovation, Culture
The 3rd International Conference and Festival for Olive Oil will be held from May 27 to 30, 2026, in Lesbos, Greece, bringing together leading scientists, producers, and entrepreneurs from around the world to discuss various aspects of olive oil, sustainability, and innovation.
Citizen scientists discover a Great Barrier Reef coral giant – video
Citizen scientists have found a massive coral colony on the Great Barrier Reef, presumed to be one of the largest ever recorded.
Scientists use seals to collect data about the ocean in Antarctica
Researchers in Antarctica are using Weddell seals equipped with tracking devices to study the effects of ocean warming.
A new species found and one hypothesis suggests it was a dragon
Scientists have discovered a new species of spinosaurid dinosaur in the Sahara Desert, igniting excitement about its dragon-like features.
Citizen scientists discover a Great Barrier Reef coral giant ‘like a rolling meadow’
Citizen scientists have identified one of the largest coral colonies on the Great Barrier Reef, measuring 111 meters long and covering nearly 4,000 square meters.
Smaller, faster, smarter: Chinese transistor ready for future AI chips
Chinese scientists have developed an energy-efficient ferroelectric transistor expected to revolutionize AI hardware.
What Antarctica hid under 523 meters of ice, scientists drill through the ice to reveal secrets from 23 million years ago
Scientists successfully drilled through 523 meters of ice in Antarctica to access and study sediment layers from 23 million years ago as part of an international research project.
The new cause of earthquakes discovered by scientists: Can the sun 'shake' the Earth?
Scientists propose that solar flares may influence earthquakes by affecting electrical forces in the Earth's crust.
Harvard Study: More Cancer Deaths Near Nuclear Power Plants. Scientists: It's Not That Simple
A recent Harvard study suggests that counties in the U.S. closer to nuclear power plants have higher cancer death rates, yet experts challenge the simplicity of these findings.
Bobsleigh Without Climate Limits: Olympic Role for Athletes, Scientists, and Fans in Cortina
Latvian bobsled pilot Jēkabs Kalenda receives praise from teammates and medical staff after achieving two top 10 finishes at the Olympic Games in Cortina.
DN Debate Replies: 'The search for a Swedish school party can continue'
Political scientists Magnus Erlandsson and education professor Claes Nilholm strengthen the arguments for establishing a dedicated school party in Sweden.
The Driest Places in the World Are Next to the Ocean. Scientists Explain the Phenomenon
Some of the driest places on Earth, such as the Atacama Desert in Chile and the Namib Desert in southern Africa, are located right next to oceans due to specific geographical and meteorological conditions.
How do scientists determine the shape of ancient dinosaurs just from bones?
Scientists use fossilized bones as a 'geometric map' to reconstruct the size, balance, and motion of ancient dinosaurs, rather than merely imagining their appearance.
Don't Delay Dinner. Scientists Recommend the Best Time Window for the Last Meal
Scientists suggest optimal timing for the last meal of the day to enhance health benefits.
Quantum chemistry software promises a revolution in the discovery of new drugs and materials
A powerful quantum chemistry mechanism is now available to assist scientists in tackling complex chemical problems, potentially accelerating drug discovery and materials science research.
The monkey 'Banch' that astonished the world.. Scientists explain his condition to Al Jazeera Net
The story of 'Banch', a monkey abandoned by his mother in a Japanese zoo, has garnered global attention and sparked discussions among scientists.
The Effects of Increased Space Debris on the Atmosphere Are Unknown
Scientists express concerns over the impacts of increasing space debris on the Earth's atmosphere, particularly on the ozone layer and solar radiation levels.
Lazarus Species: When Scientists Err in Declaring Extinction
The article discusses the phenomenon of 'Lazarus species,' which are thought to be extinct but later rediscovered, illustrating the nuances and surprises of biodiversity.
TESTS. Will you be able to tackle the 'V.I.P' questions that puzzled young scientists?
A competition among young scientists from various Latvian institutions highlighted their skills in tackling difficult questions, with a team from Silava emerging victorious.
TESTS. In which Nordic country is the Moonsund Archipelago located and other questions from the game "V.I.P"
A quiz competition featuring young scientists from various Latvian institutions culminated in a victory for the Silava team.
A plan to reach the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS proposes a risky maneuver close to the Sun
Scientists propose a bold maneuver involving a close flyby of the Sun to intercept the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, which is moving away from the solar system.
Chilling discovery in Antarctica: This is what left scientists dumbfounded
Marine experts have discovered a shark swimming in Antarctic waters, a first in the region.
Scientists discover 5,000-year-old bacterium resistant to modern antibiotics
A 5,000-year-old bacterium found in Romania's Scarisoara Ice Cave exhibits resistance to multiple modern antibiotics, raising concerns about antibiotic efficacy and resistance evolution.
The world's oldest water has been found - do not try to drink it!
Scientists discovered ancient water trapped deep in a Canadian mine, raising questions about its origin and potential ecosystems.
"City of Eels" on the Ocean Floor Thrives with Life. Fascinating Discovery by Scientists
Scientists have discovered a volcanic cone named Nafanua that has emerged in the Vailulu'u underwater volcano near Samoa.
Would you dare to live and work in Antarctica? The surprising job openings on the continent
Research bases in Antarctica are seeking to hire a variety of professionals, including non-scientists, for various roles beyond traditional scientific positions.
How do 'isolation' sessions treat us from feelings of loneliness? Philosophers and scientists answer
The article explores the concept of 'isolation' not as a disconnection from life, but as a necessary journey for self-discovery and healing, supported by insights from various philosophers and writers.
SUPER VACCINE: One nasal spray could replace all seasonal vaccines
Scientists are making significant progress towards a universal vaccine that could protect against colds, flu, COVID-19, and even allergies.
New universal vaccine protects mice against multiple pathogens
A new universal vaccine developed by a group of US scientists protects vaccinated mice from various respiratory infections.
Gravity Creates Snowman-Like Objects Beyond Neptune
A new study by Michigan State University scientists reveals that the formation of snowman-like objects in the outer regions of the Solar System is due to a simple gravitational process.
The Cleaner Fish That Confused Scientists: A Small Fish Succeeds in the 'Mirror Test'
A recent study shows that the cleaner wrasse fish can pass the mirror test, challenging previous notions of self-awareness in animals.
Tartu's Green Area Maintenance Plan Sparks Lively Debate on Urban Nature's Future
Tartu's plan to change the maintenance of its parks and green areas has raised concerns among scientists and youth about its impact on biodiversity restoration.