Science and Technolgy blog
Over the past decade, spurred on by series like Formula 1 and the World Endurance Championship, the world of motorsport began to embrace hybrid powertrains. In addition to being a sport and entertainment, racing also serves as a testbed for new vehicle…
Some genetic changes in fat cells don’t go away after weight loss, a study in mice and human cells suggests.
A solitary dolphin in the Baltic Sea has been recorded talking to himself, leading researchers to wonder whether he’s lonely and calling out for friends.
Last year we reported on preliminary research suggesting that ancient Egyptians may have used hallucinogens in their religious rituals, based on the presence of a few key chemical signatures taken from a ceremonial mug. Now those researchers have extended their…
So far, all of the cargo bikes we’ve tested have been what are called “long tails,” which means the frame is extended out past the seat, moving the rear wheel back and creating a space for cargo or extra passengers.…
Decoding emergent languages in AI can have many benefits.
Ghosting, a common form of rejection in the digital era, can leave individuals feeling abandoned and confused. New research suggests that the effects may be even deeper, linking ghosting and stress to maladaptive daydreaming and vulnerable narcissism. The study was…
The senses of sight and sound are usually mingled in the brain, but not for people with aphantasia.
Researchers now think the boat was a local “føringsbåt” for passengers and cargo.
The Book of Kells is considered one of the finest surviving medieval manuscripts.
