Wednesday, July 30, 2025

Sweetener Surprise: Erythritol May Harm Brain Blood Vessels

Erythritol is a popular sugar substitute found in many “sugar-free” drinks, snacks, and baked goods. It’s loved for its sweet taste and low calories,...

Moon’s Fiery Past Revealed: Tiny Glass Beads Tell the Story of Ancient Lunar Eruptions

A team of scientists has made important discoveries about how volcanic eruptions happened on the Moon billions of years ago. By studying tiny glass...

Digital Pebbles: How Sharing Memes and Animal Videos Builds Bonds in the Social Media Age

Have you ever wondered why sending a funny meme or a cute animal video to a friend feels so good? In today’s digital world,...

Beauty Pays: How Language Reveals a Global Bias for Good Looks

A growing body of research has long suggested that being attractive can open doors: better jobs, higher pay, and even more votes in elections....

Are AI Engines Telling the Truth? Unmasking Hidden Bias in Language Models

Large language models (LLMs) like GPT-3.5 and GPT-4o have become powerful tools, capable of answering questions and providing explanations for their answers. But how...

Why We Obey: The Real Reasons People Follow Rules

Have you ever wondered why people follow rules, even when no one is watching? A new study led by Simon Gächter and colleagues explores...

A Rare Wave in Greenland: How Satellites Spotted a Hidden Seiche

In September 2023, something very unusual happened in a remote fjord in East Greenland. Scientists around the world picked up a strange signal—like a...

Unlocking Faster Learning: How Brain Cell Inhibition Could Boost Memory and Navigation

Researchers have uncovered a brain mechanism that helps animals quickly learn and remember important places, such as where to find food. In this study,...

New Research Uncovers Key Culprit Behind Gut Inflammation and Cancer

A groundbreaking study has identified a crucial pathway in the gut that could explain why some people develop chronic intestinal inflammation and even cancer....

Self-Reproduction in Artificial Cells

What is Self-Reproduction? Self-reproduction is a key feature of all living things. It means that an organism can make copies of itself, ensuring its species...

The Gollum Effect: How Territorial Behavior in Academia Hurts Science and Researchers

A new global study has revealed a widespread problem in the scientific community known as the "Gollum effect." This term describes possessive and territorial...

Humans Gain “Super Vision” with New Contact Lenses That See Invisible Infrared Light

A team of international scientists has developed a revolutionary contact lens that allows people to see near-infrared (NIR) light—something that has always been invisible...

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