The number of new neurons could one day serve as a biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease progression.

These scattered and salt-resistant bacteria tell us what to look for when hunting for life in space.

Women who take oral contraceptives have a harder time recognizing emotions like pride or contempt in other people’s faces in comparison to women who aren’t on birth control, new study shows.

If it all melted, Greenland’s ice would raise sea level by seven meters.

SUE is one of the most complete and largest specimens of T.Rex we know of. Recently discovered small shark teeth tell a tale about the world she lived in.

They add to your business, regardless of what industry you’re in.

Findings in rat study show uteruses aren’t just for reproduction.

MDMA makes people more cooperative, but not gullible.

The new method reduces carbon emissions and turns wastewater treatment plants into green generators.

The discovery may have applications for rodent control.

Mice sharing two mothers’ DNA were healthy. Those born to two fathers only lived a few days.

Meet the 2018 Nobel Laureates and delve deeper into their work on ResearchGate.

Chemists analyze illicit fentanyl down to its atoms to find out who makes it.

Career incentives drive researchers away from understudied genes that could be important to human health.

The new compound can combat multidrug-resistant infections of Gram-negative bacteria, such as E. coli.

Researchers have discovered a new gene called SCN3A which helps us speak and swallow.

When tested in mice, the therapy reduced amyloid plaques, a characteristic feature of Alzheimer’s.

Rosehip neurons are found in humans, but not rats and mice.

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