Friday, July 31, 2026

Category: Science

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #
Science

Serotonin and Depression: The End of the “Chemical Imbalance” Story

The “chemical imbalance” theory of depression is fading. Here’s what the latest serotonin research actually shows.

Science

Squid Found to Evolve to Control Their Will

As a result of a research; It was concluded that squid, like humans, chimpanzees, parrots, and crows, evolved for self-control. The research concluded that cuttlefish have the ability to delay

A microbe illustration
Science

Synthetic Biology: Learning to Write the Code of Life

Imagine being able to design a living organism the way an engineer designs a circuit board, sketching out exactly what you want it to do and then building it from

A DNA double helix
Science

The First CRISPR Cure: How Gene Editing Took On Sickle Cell Disease

For most of human history, the genetic conditions a person was born with were treated as a kind of fixed destiny. If a fault was written into your DNA, you

Science

The Gut-Brain Axis: How Your Microbes Talk to Your Mind

The trillions of microbes in your gut may shape mood and stress. Inside the fast-growing science of the gut-brain axis.

Human gut anatomy
Science

The Microbiome: The Trillions of Tenants Shaping Your Health

You are, by one way of counting, only about half human. Inside and on the surface of your body live trillions of microscopic organisms, bacteria, viruses, fungi and others, in

Science

The Quiet Architect of Quantum Light: Inside Mete Atatüre’s Work

How Cambridge physicist Mete Atatüre learned to control single photons, spins, and quantum defects — and why it could shape the quantum internet.

Science

Wetware Meets Software: What’s New Between Artificial and Biological Neural Networks

Living neurons playing Pong, organoid computing, and whether the brain does backpropagation — a roundup of the fast-moving link between artificial and biological neural networks, backed by recent papers.

Science

When Will Life on Earth End?

NASA: Life on Earth will end in 1 billion years. A team of NASA scientists, as a result of their work with the modeling technique, determined that life on Earth

Science

Why Is Astrology So Popular These Days?

Recently, many people have begun to seek answers to their questions again in astrology. We looked at the factors that push people to search for facts in the stars. Charm