Collaborate Disseminate
The story of human history is patchy at best, but now another patch may have been filled in. Archaeologists have found ancient tools at a dig site in Mongolia, indicating that humans were on the scene about 45,000 years ago, which is much ear… Continue reading Ancient tools suggest humans spread across Eurasia earlier than previously thought
Our bodies do a decent enough job of repairing themselves, able to patch up wounds, fight off infections and even heal broken bones. But that only applies up to a certain point – lose a limb, for example, and it’s not coming back short of a p… Continue reading Stem cell map shows how immortal invertebrate regenerates itself
Genes get shuffled and re-dealt with every new generation, meaning many are relatively recent. But while exploring the “dark heart” of the human genome, geneticists have now found some of the most ancient pieces of DNA, inherited from Neander… Continue reading Neanderthal and unknown human ancestor DNA found in the "dark heart" of chromosomes
The experiment aimed to resolve the longstanding debate over the evolutionary purpose of zebra stripes. Continue reading Scientists Dressed Horses Like Zebras to Figure Out Why They Have Stripes
The effects of psychedelic drugs on neurite density is a promising sign that they may be useful in treating depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. Continue reading LSD and DMT Caused the Brain to Form New Connections in Flies and Rats
A new study finds well over 550 clinics in the US are selling unapproved stem cell treatments. Continue reading There’s a Huge Unregulated Stem Cell Industry in the US
Imagine a room full of 1,000 computers, but at nanoscale. Continue reading Behold: The World’s First 1,000 Processor Chip