Bijay Dhungel

Our Brain Performs 'Mental Time Travel', Says Neuroscience Study

03.02.2015 12:06 PM

Scientists have found more details on how medial temporal lobe controls the processing of high fidelity memories.

Men Dissatisfied With Extra Chores in More Egalitarian Countries, Study Says

02.21.2015 11:27 AM

Men from more gender egalitarian countries are likely to get dissatisfied with their share of household work

Are E-cigarettes Safer? New Study Says Vapors Trigger Lung Cell Stress

02.19.2015 19:01 PM

E-cigarettes cause oxidative cell stress and increase reactive oxygen species. Effects observed in both lung cells and mice.

Big Surprise: Energy Drinks Significantly Increase Hyperactivity in Schoolchildren

02.19.2015 18:39 PM

Yale School of Public health suggests that there is a staggering 66% more likelihood that children who drink sugar-sweetened beverages will develop hyperactivity and ADHD

Researchers Use Pathomap of New York City Subway to Illustrate the Spread of Bacteria

02.16.2015 20:02 PM

Scientists have created a New York City map of microbes In an audaciously remarkable attempt to characterize the microbial population found in New York City, a team of researchers from Weil Cornell Medical School have produced a map of microbes or a "pathomap" of the heavily travelled New York City subway.

Evolutionary Biology Suggests “Mr. Right Now” is Better Than “Mr. Perfect”

02.16.2015 15:21 PM

Computational modeling of risk-taking behavior suggests settling early for "ok" mates gives an evolutionary advantage for making offspring compared to waiting for the "perfect" ones.

Was Darwin Wrong? Newly Discovered Sulfur Bacteria Remains Unevolved for 2 Billion Years

02.16.2015 14:44 PM

Theory of evolution not challenged by the longest lack of evolution discovered! A recent study published in the Proceedings of the Nationwide Academy of Sciences reports on a deep-sea organism that appears not to have evolved for more than 2 billion years.

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