VermontBiz Maya Suarez spends any spare time she has between her two majors, biology and math, in the Molecular Biology research laboratory on Vermont State University’s Johnson campus, where she is ...

A Stanford Medicine study has challenged the traditional understanding of brain development, finding that the forebrain and hindbrain arise from separate progenitor cells. Researchers traced this ...

LED lights could be "the new asbestos" for people exposed hours on end, leading scientists have warned. They fear prolonged exposure to LED lighting in homes, schools, offices or hospitals could raise ...

What these turtles do is considerably more complex than the phrase “breathing through their rear ends” suggests. They move ...

Can AI uncover new cancer immunotherapy targets? Explore how machine learning, multimodal data, CRISPR, single-cell and spatial biology are reshaping immunotherapy target discovery.

The study does not show that people with gray hair have a lower risk of cancer. Instead, the findings suggest that hair ...

Cats may be able to distinguish which cat a urine sample belongs to by detecting specific chemicals in the urine, according to an international research team, including Iwate University.

Previous research has shown that girls, on average, learn to talk earlier and develop social skills faster than boys. Studies have also found differences in brain structure at birth between males and ...

Ancient DNA reveals how medieval Swedish migration reshaped coastal Finland while uncovering extensive Viking-Age connections across the Baltic Sea ...

"Start with the simple things first."A study published in Nature Neuroscience on September 3, 2026, shows that this principle, which we follow casually in both school and self-study, has a ...

Intelligent design reveals function in 'junk DNA,' challenging evolutionary views with new scientific evidence.

Why does one bird sound beautiful while another sounds harsh? A new study takes a closer look at the acoustic qualities that ...