Technologies

Deep within the Schöningen Research Museum in Germany, a seemingly chaotic collection of old cardboard boxes belies a significant archaeological […]

Seemingly exclusive to the forest canopy, a surprising gathering spot has been identified: a communal latrine used by a diverse

In 1864, Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Centre of the Earth” allowed unchecked imagination to roam free. At that time,

The establishment of a more precise and reliable definition of temperature could stem from a novel quantum device populated by

A striking image of an Andean bear, its formidable presence evident through shaggy fur and sharp claws, has been recognized

The Elusive “Shedload” Feedback, New Scientist’s popular section focusing on the lighter side of science and technology, is always keen

The common image of a psychopath is often one of a dangerous individual, driven by ruthless self-interest to the detriment

A California jury has determined that social media giants Meta and YouTube were negligent, leading to harm in the mental

As an individual who readily admits to a distinct lack of a green thumb – a gardener by circumstance, not

Researchers have identified a combination of existing medications that significantly boosts the brain’s natural waste-disposal system. This therapeutic approach shows