Two complementary Northwestern University studies found that mice can perform a single intentional sniff, while humans use brain rhythms that closely resemble those seen in rapidly sniffing rodents.

New study reveals expressive humanoid robots build trust faster, but mistakes quickly erode confidence and influence.

Southern Charm’s Craig Conover is reflecting on navigating his and Paige DeSorbo’s split in the public eye. “I guess all I ...

The United States is in the middle of a well-documented adolescent mental health crisis. Because Medicaid provides medical coverage for roughly half of all children in the country, the program has an ...

The findings could help infer whale behavior from acoustic recordings alone. The post Study finds whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving appeared first on Talker.

Scientists working in the Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve in Manaus have made a discovery that’s changing our understanding of the life cycle of these zombie fungi. Once thought to be highly specific in ...

Study led by nationally recognized researchers demonstrates the positive impact of virtual, longitudinal support for improving maternal health outcomes for mothers throughout the first year postpartum ...

What enables us to sustain effort toward goals, even when the task becomes increasingly difficult? A recent study by researchers at Nagoya University in Japan revealed the underlying brain mechanism, ...

This valuable paper reports on a measure of flexible brain state engagement, derived from fMRI, as a predictor of cognitive control. One strength of the study is the use of external datasets for ...

By growing an ultrathin RuO₂ film just two nanometers thick and keeping its crystal lattice under strain, researchers detected clear signs of magnetic order.

Supporters of defeated political parties tend to trust their fellow citizens less, according to a study by Marc Williamson, ...