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The main bioactive compound in catnip seems to protect cats from mosquitoes. It might protect humans, too.
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Researchers devise a record-breaking laser transmission that avoids atmospheric interference.
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Darwin was right again—sort of.
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Can biomaterials help finally thrust perovskite solar cells to mainstream adoption?
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In a joint briefing at the 101st American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, NASA and NOAA revealed 2020's scorching climate data.
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How would the ability to genetically customize children change society? Sci-fi author Eugene Clark explores the future on our horizon in Volume I of the "Genetic Pressure" series.
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Debating is cognitively taxing but also important for the health of a democracy—provided it's face-to-face.
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What lies in store for humanity? Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explains how different life will be for your ancestors—and maybe your future self, if the timing works out.
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When one of my co-workers found out about a tiny, orphaned kitten that needed a home a few months ago, he didn't hesitate to adopt it.
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As with almost all life on Earth, human beings also function in cycles of light and dark. Look what happens to the human organism (and psyche) every day.
The main bioactive compound in catnip seems to protect cats from mosquitoes. It might protect humans, too.
