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Overestimation of IQ and Brain Size Relationship
A high IQ is often associated with a large brain, but a recent metastudy suggests that this correlation is greatly overestimated. While several studies have
Multiple Realities? Physicists Suggest Multiverse
A recent experiment with graphene has led to a surprising discovery that could explain the existence of a multiverse. Physicists have long been trying to
Identifying Biomarkers for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
A breakthrough discovery has been made by researchers in Australia regarding Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also known as Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI).
Bacteria Powering Computers
In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists at the University of Cambridge and ARM have developed a biological energy cell that can power a computer using only
Quantum Computer Creates Wormhole
Physicists have created a wormhole in a quantum computer for the first time, allowing quantum bits to be tunneled through such a singularity. The experiment
Hydrodissection for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
A new study has found that a less invasive treatment called hydrodissection can be used to treat carpal tunnel syndrome instead of surgery. Carpal tunnel
Can Nose Picking Cause Dementia?
Bacteria can enter the human brain through nose-picking, and a recent study investigates whether this can lead to dementia. The Griffith University study in Queensland,
Bat breaks long-distance record
A young Nathusius’ pipistrelle bat has set a long-distance record in Europe, surprising researchers. These bats are known to travel long distances, flying in groups
Revived Testicular Tissue Produces Sperm
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania offers hope to prepubescent boys who may become infertile due to chemotherapy. Chemotherapy can kill the sperm-producing
Insects as Evidence of War Crimes
Insects may be the key to proving war crimes and the use of banned weapons, according to a recent study. The United Nations Chemical Weapons
