Research confirms Amerindian ancestry in São Paulo’s oldest human skeleton, Luzio, shedding light on early coastal communities.
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Quantum Information ScienceQuantum MechanicsSciTech NewsUniversity Of Bonn
Quantum Oddity: Gradual Disappearance of Electrons During Chilling
Quantum study reveals electrons’ gradual disappearance during cooling, enhancing understanding of phase transitions.
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AlgorithmAsteroidSciTech NewsUniversity Of Washington
HelioLinc3D Algorithm Discovers its First “Potentially Hazardous” Near-Earth Asteroid
HelioLinc3D, an asteroid discovery algorithm, spots its first potentially hazardous asteroid, 2022 SF289, aiding near-Earth asteroid detection.
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BacteriaBiochemistryDOELawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryPlasticSciTech NewsSustainability
Bacteria-Enabled Production of Infinitely Recyclable and Renewable Plastics by Scientists
Scientists genetically engineer bacteria to produce raw materials for recyclable plastics, presenting a greener alternative to petrochemicals.
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EarthEcologyEndangeredMarine BiologySciTech NewsSharksTrinity College Dublin
Warm-Blooded Exception – Scientists Find That Basking Sharks Have Warm Body Temperatures
Research uncovers basking sharks, usually gentle plankton-eaters, as warm-bodied exceptions among mostly cold-blooded marine life.
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Artificial IntelligencePsychologySciTech NewsTechnologyUCLA
AI’s Academic Abilities: GPT-3 Shows Comparable Reasoning Skills to College Students, Discovers UCLA
UCLA study reveals GPT-3 AI model exhibits reasoning skills similar to college students, sparking questions for AI’s future development.
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BrainCell BiologyGoethe University FrankfurtMedicineMolecular BiologySciTech News
Uncovering the Roots of Neurodegenerative Disorders Through Cell Self-Digestion
Scientists decode how the endoplasmic reticulum’s impaired recycling can lead to neurodegenerative diseases.
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BacteriaCellsMolecular BiologyPrinceton UniversitySciTech NewsVirus
The Subtle Art of Viral Espionage: Understanding How Eavesdropping Viruses Engage in Battle to Infect Hosts
Scientists discover how viruses eavesdrop on bacterial signals to switch from dormant to aggressive, altering their infection strategies.
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ObesityProteinSciTech NewsUC RiversideUniversitiesWeight Loss
RELMalpha Protein Provides Females with Obesity Protection, Scientists Reveal
Study reveals that the immune protein RELMalpha helps female mice resist obesity, offering potential new obesity therapies.
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BacteriaDietLifespanLongevityMedicineNutritionOsaka Metropolitan UniversitySciTech News
Scientists Discover That a Japanese Delicacy Could Extend Lifespan and Reduce Stress
Japanese Delicacy, Natto, Reveals Potential for Extending Lifespan and Reducing StressRecent scientific findings have brought to light the potential health …