China’s Ancient Echo: Lessons From the Qing Dynasty’s Collapse for Today’s World
The Qing Dynasty in China, after over 250 years, crumbled in 1912. Led by the Complexity Science Hub (CSH), an international research team has pinpointed…
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Electrifying Learning: How Brain Stimulation Can Improve Math Learning
Electrical noise stimulation targeted at a specific brain area can enhance math learning in individuals who find the subject challenging, reveals a recent study conducted…
Innovative Endeavor To Create a Sensory Bridge to the Ancient Past
Researchers recreated an ancient Egyptian mummification scent from 3500 years ago, revealing insights into historical mummification practices and trade networks. Set to be exhibited at…
Scientists Solve Mystery of Microgels
Scientists from PSI and the University of Barcelona have managed to explain the strange behavior of microgels. Their experiments with neutron beams have stretched the…
From Phone Cases to Missiles: Innovative Molecule Makes Materials More Durable
Sandia scientists develop a molecule that reduces wear and tear. A research team at Sandia National Laboratories has developed a molecule that helps change the…
Climate Change’s Deadly Legacy: How Rising Temperatures Fueled Ancient Aggression
An archaeological study from UC Davis suggests that there may have been competition for limited resources. Climate change in current times has created problems for…
Three-Eyed “Fossil Monster” – 520 Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals Amazing Detail of Early Animal Evolution
Researchers from the University of Leicester and the Yunnan Key Laboratory for Palaeobiology employed advanced scanning technology to recreate a ‘fossil monster’ that lived half…
Should You Lift Light or Heavy? Science Says Both Work
Regardless of using light or heavy weights, consistently lifting to your limit enhances muscle and strength. The specifics of your regimen are secondary to establishing…
The Hidden Cost of Boredom: The Silent Killer of Academic Performance
Boredom adversely impacts exam performance. Although we often associate boredom with various life scenarios, exams are typically not among them. Nevertheless, a groundbreaking study led…
The Scent of the Afterlife: Ancient Egyptian Mummification Balm Ingredients
Researchers decode the mummification balms of ancient noblewoman Senetnay, revealing her elevated status in Egyptian society. The ingredients of balms used in the mummification of…
Warning: Paper Drinking Straws May Be Harmful to Health and Worse for the Environment Than Plastic Versions
Long-lasting “forever chemicals,” which can cause damaging health issues, were found in 18 out of 20 brands of paper straws. “Eco-friendly” paper drinking straws contain…
3,000 Years Old – Scientists Discover Hundreds of Mummified Bees From the Time of Pharaohs
A new study reports the finding of hundreds of mummified bees encased in their cocoons from nearly three millennia ago. These preserved cocoons were unearthed…
No Child Left Behind – New Teaching Method Can Equalize Children’s Reading Skills
Instructing young kids in letter recognition and their corresponding sounds significantly enhances their reading skills. How proficient are children in recognizing letters and associating them…
Rewriting History: Ancient “Ivory Lady” Shatters Assumptions About Gender Roles in Iberian Copper Age Society
According to peptide analysis published in Scientific Reports, the highest-status person in ancient Copper Age Iberia was a woman, challenging previous assumptions that it was…
Saudi Arabia’s “The Line”: Urban Marvel or Nightmare?
In October, the excavation work for the superlative construction project began. While some view it as a perfect example of an eco-friendly urban area, others…
Scientists Discover New “Primitive Cousins of T. Rex” – Finding Sheds Light on the End of the Age of Dinosaurs in Africa
Scientists in Morocco have uncovered fossils of primitive cousins of T. rex that had short, bulldog snouts and even shorter arms have been discovered by…
New Study Reveals How Creativity Can Save You From Boredom
A recent study from the University of Arizona reveals that individuals with creative minds can find screen-free leisure time both productive and enjoyable. A recent…
Is Your Dog Walking Slow? They Could Have Dementia
According to recent research from North Carolina State University, dogs who slow down physically also slow down mentally. Assessing the walking speed of elderly dogs…
