Scientists may have found a connection between ancient humans in Asia and those in Alaska.
In order to conserve energy, our brain may chuck a memory or two out of the reasoning window.
In a recent study, a team of researchers created a new light, longer lasting battery using silicon technology. Their study was a major breakthrough and the researchers are expecting to market their new battery by next year.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft began its fourth and final journey, during which it will orbit dwarf planet Ceres.
Researchers at New York University have discovered how brain rhythms are used to process music.
A new study suggests that if you're a bit clumsy, this type of graceful, disciplined dance may help out.
At the Australian National University (ANU), researchers are using artificial intelligence to look into the hearts of turbulent and messy galaxies.
In a recent study, researchers were able to detect the chemical elements needed to make stars, planets and people by examining the Virgo galaxy cluster. These elements were evenly distributed across millions of light years early in cosmic history.
New findings published in the journal Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology look at how a DNA test for Down's Syndrome could reduce the need for potentially invasive tests that look for the developmental disorder marked by a full or partial extra copy of chromosome 21.
New findings published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry reveal that oxytocin, a hormone that plays a role in social bonding, may be helpful in improving emotional and behavioral issues among youth with autism.
Scientists may have found what's killing off young right whales. It turns out that there's a close relationship between a sudden surge in whale deaths at Peninsula Valdes, Argentina, and the toxic algae Pseudo-nitzschia
When we lose large animals to extinction, we may be disrupting the entire globe's nutrient cycle. Scientists have found that the loss of whales and oversized land mammals may cause our planet to be less fertile.
