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Reviving Tasmanian Tiger with Genetic Engineering
The Tasmanian Tiger, also known as the Thylacine, has been extinct for 86 years. However, scientists are now attempting to revive the largest predatory marsupial
Bacteria create rocket biofuel
Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have used genetically modified bacteria to create a new biofuel for rockets that outperforms gasoline, kerosene, and rocket
Does Breed Affect Dog Behavior?
A recent genetic study conducted in the United States has revealed that a dog’s breed has little to do with its temperament. According to researchers,
Human Genome Decoded Completely
A breakthrough in genetic research has led to the complete decoding of the human genome. Previously, only 92% of the genome had been sequenced, leaving
Criminal Minds: Smaller Brains
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University College London (UCL) has found that individuals who exhibit chronic antisocial behavior, such as theft, as
Reviving Woolly Mammoths: Jurassic Park?
In a groundbreaking move, a team of scientists led by George Church from Harvard University has received $15 million in funding to bring the woolly
Unhealthy Living = Risky Driving
A recent study conducted by Tönis Tokko at the University of Tartu has found a correlation between unhealthy lifestyle habits and risky behavior on the
Right-wing extremists suspect election fraud.
A recent study conducted by Tönis Tokko at the University of Tartu has found a correlation between unhealthy lifestyle habits and risky behavior on the
Non-smokers can get lung cancer
A groundbreaking study by the US National Cancer Institute has found that lung cancer in non-smokers is primarily caused by internal processes rather than external
Single Gene Boosts Mouse Intelligence
The question of why humans are more intelligent than other living beings has long been a topic of scientific inquiry. One possible answer is that
