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Yes, and some love to travel.

A jacket that protects your personal space, wallpaper that lights up at your touch, and more

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The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope has already made some impressive discoveries, with more on the horizon.

I mean, it's not just me, right?

Studies of the human body made by the intrepid scientists of the 1500s through the 1700s

Flashbacks do occur, but very rarely.

Audi is looking beyond carbon fiber for stronger, lighter cars.

Mundane business know-how combats gut-wrenching human tragedy.

Tiny robotic pollinators could save crops that rely on bees.

Gather 'round, ye flea-bitten cockroaches, fer a pirate's tale o' treasure an' science.

A new study says people act more selfishly when dealing with wide-faced men.

Our universe might actually be the result of the collapse of a four-dimensional star.

Redirecting runoff underground could make for a much more pleasant day at the beach

New research published in the journal Neuron suggests that market bubbles are in fact driven by a biological impulse to try to predict how others behave.

A piece in a prominent medical journal accuses the energy drink industry of using its financial power to sway research on the harms of using Red Bull as a mixer.

Do you hear that, friends? It is the sweet, atonal sound of classic gaming.