Latest scientific discoveries and research news
Colossal Biosciences’ announcement to revive nine extinct moa species highlights both the potential and challenges of de-extinction, raising scientific, ethical, and ecological questions.
As AI chatbots grow increasingly sophisticated, more people reveal emotional attachments to these virtual entities. This phenomenon, rooted in decades of human-technology interaction, raises questions about loneliness, companionship, and the future of relationships.
Professor Devi Sridhar challenges the widespread belief that diet and exercise are the sole keys to better health, highlighting broader systemic factors that influence lifespan and wellbeing.
Scientists have recovered the oldest protein fragments from fossilized teeth in Kenya, dating back 18 million years, offering new insights into the evolutionary history of rhinoceros and elephant ancestors.
Emerging research suggests that physical exercise not only reduces cancer risk but may do so through alterations in the gut microbiome, offering new insights into cancer prevention strategies.
A recent comprehensive review indicates that withdrawal symptoms after stopping antidepressants may be less frequent than earlier studies suggested, particularly following short-term usage.
Historical lessons from mathematics reveal how societal trust in artificial intelligence can rapidly transform, reshaping our comfort with AI handling important responsibilities.
An advanced AI system has successfully guided a surgical robot to autonomously perform gallbladder surgery on a deceased pig, marking a significant milestone towards fully autonomous operations in medicine.
Demographers warn of a looming population collapse in 'After the Spike,' urging governments and societies to adopt measures encouraging higher birth rates to sustain economies and social systems.