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New research based on T rex footprints suggests that the giant dinosaur walked rather than ran.

Mathematicians express unease after OpenAI's latest AI model reportedly cracked a Millennium Prize Problem, a puzzle with a $1m reward that had eluded human exp

New research indicates that just three minutes of intense sprinting can significantly alter blood proteins, a change more pronounced than that observed after 90

New research published in the European Heart Journal indicates that exposure to light at night is linked to structural changes in the heart, suggesting the orga

A study published in Nature indicates that successful early-career scientists benefit significantly from a network of mentors, with large networks being particu

Researchers used XCT scanning to examine a viper's tail, which mimics a spider to lure birds, and found surprisingly normal viper vertebrae inside. This discove

AI start-up Anthropic reported blocking potential efforts to develop biological weapons, stating they shut down the research due to inability to determine its l

Scientists have developed a method to convert egg and rice waste into a porous carbon material capable of storing electricity. This material, rich in nitrogen a

New research indicates that students are becoming more paranoid due to concerns about over-reliance on artificial intelligence.

A new study suggests that the Tyrannosaurus rex moved at a leisurely pace of just 3.5mph, contrary to its portrayal as a fast-moving predator in popular culture

New research indicates that over two-thirds of children regularly encounter online content dictating how they should look, dress, behave, and what careers or in

A new study in PLoS ONE reveals that The Beatles are the most frequently referenced musical group in scientific literature, with scientists often incorporating

A new study published in Nature suggests that combining satellite and news data can provide a more comprehensive understanding of war and violence, potentially

Researchers have discovered genetic 'footprints' that could lead to earlier detection of deadly prostate cancers and more personalized treatment options for men

Scientists are investigating whether language models, trained on historical data, can independently rediscover creative breakthroughs like the theory of relativ

The Ig Nobel Prizes for 2026 recognized unusual research topics such as cockroach milk, methods for blowing one's nose, and mosquito printers. These awards annu

The World Bank is prioritizing reproducibility by publishing and verifying raw data and code for its research-based reports, a practice other agencies are encou

A study by Japanese researchers suggests that a compound found in blueberries may activate a 'fat-burning' mode in muscle cells, potentially aiding weight loss.

New research indicates that flushing toilets can release a "plume" of breathable pathogens, including legionella, influenza, and norovirus, into the air, and cl

The Karnataka government is inviting global tech firms, startups, investors, and researchers to collaborate on building a 'Quantum City' as a world-class hub fo

एक डेटा लीक के कारण एक शीर्ष अनुसंधान बायोबैंक बंद हो गया, जिससे सुरक्षा उपायों को मजबूत करने की आवश्यकता पर प्रकाश डाला गया है, हालांकि शोधकर्ताओं के लिए बायोम

Eighteen-year-old Linus Chen-Plotkin from Philadelphia discovered that Mozart's melodies were significantly less predictable than those of his contemporaries, a

British researchers have found that teenagers from poorer backgrounds are more likely to develop eating disorders than their middle-class counterparts. This cha

Researchers suggest that ancient Mesopotamian farmers used floral designs on decorated ceramics as an early method to track goods, indicating early roots of mat