Children especially the elementary school-age can improve their grades academically by having sufficient sleep, according to a new research.
It's been known for quite a while that the immune system can create antibodies equipped for killing HIV and stopping the AIDS bringing about virus dead in its tracks. The issue is, not exactly 33% of individuals deliver comprehensively killing antibodies in light of HIV infection and it takes a year...
Scientists from Texas A&M University discovered that the common microalga, which is called Botryococcus braunii can produce fuel-grade oil.
Researchers discovered that Stone Age humans crowded the Scottish islands with red deer shipped by boat.
Starting a new conversation on Facebook can sometimes be exasperating. Users have to go through all their contacts to find their friends and then begin a conversation. But good news, Facebook has just made chatting with friends a lot easier.
A new study reveals that eating lots of processed carbohydrates and sugary drinks augment the risk of cancers such as prostate cancer and breast cancer.
The strange forehead architecture of sperm whales has long been a matter of mystery and speculation.
A species of fish, which was found to have eluded scientists for more than 100 years due to a case of mistaken identity, was recently rediscovered. According to study reports, the fish was hiding in the shallow waters of West Texas.
Researchers just found a new type of dinosaur egg from the Lower Cretaceous period in northwestern China. The fossil was shown to have been around 100 million and 145 million years old.
Conservative biologists have found that thousands of loggerhead turtles are annually dying in the Mediterranean waters bordering North Africa, the Middle East and Cyprus, by getting get trapped in fishing nets used by small scale fishing fisheries in the region.
A bulldozer driver in Oklahoma accidentally stumbled upon what seemed to be the remains of a mammoth, according to the Oklahoma Archaeological Society. The man was operating a bulldozer around a sand pit near Alva, on a regular day at work, when he made the discovery.
Scotland had set a goal for renewable energy consumption. Some thought it was very ambitious to have such goal reports have shown that 57.7 percent of the country's electricity came from renewable energy sources last year.
