New experiments show two cell types build the human brain
Researchers at Stanford University published findings today in Nature Neuroscience stating that distinct progenitor cells form different parts of the brain.
Researchers at Stanford University published findings today in Nature Neuroscience stating that distinct progenitor cells form different parts of the brain.
Scientists at North Carolina State University have developed a new dense material that acts as an extreme thermal insuperior to any found in nature.
Prakash Mishra, an economist at Caltech, discusses balancing environmental protection with development using global data.
Researchers in China have identified a woman buried face down in the Sanzhiyuan Cemetery in Henan province who lived between 1298 and 1404 CE.
A survey of 1,105 employees in May 2026 found that workplace AI use is still informal and uneven across organizations.
Researchers published a new analysis in Cell Reports Sustainability showing how European heavy industry can reduce greenhouse gas output while remaining competitive.
Three student teams from Elsebeth Schröder's research group at Chalmers University of Technology published their theses in scientific journals within three months.
Researchers at Berkeley SETI burned modern papyrus scrolls in a furnace to test methods for reading the carbonized texts from Herculaneum.
University of Amsterdam scientists published new studies showing that people with authority are blamed faster when errors occur.
OpenAI announced last week that its artificial intelligence system proved a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem.