Preservation Work Begins On Dugout Canoe Found At The Bottom of Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota
After being exhumed from the depths of a lake, this 1200-year-old dugout canoe has a long way to go before it's properly preserved. ...read more
Author: Vishay Singh
How Do You Tell a Neanderthal From a Denisovan?
Our partial ancestors differed a little in appearance from modern humans. ...read more
How Glenlivet Whisky Became The Crucial Component in Greener Electronic Elements
Unlike coffee, whisky dries leaving an almost entirely uniform stain. Now researchers have exploited this property to make memristors. ...read more
AI Is Learning to Manipulate Us, and We Don’t Know Exactly How
Trying to decide what to give your brother for Christmas? Where to invest your savings? Whether to paint the kitchen white or yellow? Don’t worry! AI is here to help. And that’s scary. ...read more
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We Really Can’t Stop Natural Disasters, We Can Only Hope to Contain Them
They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of the cure, but is there much humans can do to stop natural disasters from happening in the first place? ...read more
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Marie Curie
The Nobel Prize-winning scientist paved the way for women in science. ...read more
Covid-19 Vaccine Certificates For Sale on The Darkweb
Cybersecurity researchers say malicious actors appear to have accessed government computer systems to forge vaccine certificates. ...read more
Humans Have Altered Their Life Expectancy in Extraordinary Ways
Over the course of less than two centuries, human life expectancies have more than doubled in many parts of the world. But the shift has exposed some inequalities when it comes to regional health and wellness. ...read more