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Cannabis and Weight Loss: Explained
A recent study has found that despite the common “munchies” effect associated with cannabis consumption, regular users of the drug tend to have lower body
High Rents Overburden German Households
The cost of renting a home in Germany has been on the rise in recent years, with millions of households struggling to keep up. According
Drone Kills Human Commander
Denmark is set to create two massive heat pumps that will provide CO2-neutral warmth to 27,000 households using wind energy. While heat pumps are typically
Car care products pollute heavily.
Autocare products have been found to be a surprisingly significant source of vehicle-related pollutants, with ethanol and methanol being released in large quantities into the
Tiny robots deliver drugs to organs.
A new micro-robot has been developed that can travel through the body and administer medication to organs over extended periods. This technology could potentially help
Alcohol worsens brain inflammation
Alcohol addiction is a vicious cycle that triggers changes in the brain and behavior. People with alcohol use disorder (AUD) exhibit risky behavior and impulsivity,
First X-ray Image of Single Atom
Physicists have achieved a groundbreaking feat by creating an X-ray image of a single atom using a special detector. Previously, only significantly larger objects could
German start-up plans fusion power plant
Proxima Fusion, a start-up founded by renowned researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Google-X,
Rare Binary Star System Ends Soon
Astronomers have discovered an extremely rare double star system in the Milky Way that is expected to end in a Kilonova. The system, known as
Tax hikes increase part-time work.
Higher taxes lead to many people only working part-time, with smart men being particularly likely to make this choice. A study by the Research Institute
