Marie Morales

What Is Pineapple Sting ‘Bromelain’? Food Scientist Reveals Its Chemistry That Causes Burning Pain

08.01.2022 11:30 AM

A food scientist explained why we feel a burning pain each time we eat a fresh pineapple fruit. Does bromelain have something to do with it? Read to find out.

Shark Pregnancy: Some Species Can Carry Their Babies for Up to 3 Years

08.01.2022 10:40 AM

Shark pregnancy may last up to three years depending on their species. What kinds of sharks become pregnant for the longest period? Read to find out.

Analog Deep Learning, New AI Branch Could Be Employed for More Efficient Self-Driving Cars, Fraud Detection, Medical Image Analysis

08.01.2022 10:00 AM

An MIT research team developed a new AI branch that could be used for self-driving cars, fraud detection, and medical image analysis. Read to know more about it.

Neural Stem Cells Spend More Time to Divide in Brain Chromosomes in Modern Humans Than in Neanderthals

08.01.2022 09:04 AM

New research compared brain development between modern humans and Neanderthals. Read to find out what the researchers discovered when they made the comparison.

Octopus Lure Dated 3,500 Years Ago Found As World’s Oldest Known Artifacts of Its Kind

08.01.2022 07:52 AM

Archaeological research specifies that the octopus lures discovered in the Mariana Islands were the oldest of their kind in the whole world. Read to know more.

Feline Protection: New Study Reveals How linDNA COVID-19 Vaccine May Help Shield Cats, Other Animals from the Virus

07.31.2022 07:08 AM

Research reveals that linDNA COVID-19 vaccine may protect cats and other animals from coronavirus. Read and learn about this and human-to-animal COVID spread.

Passive Grippers May Help Boost Manufacturing Production by Picking Up Almost Any Object, New Study Suggests

07.31.2022 02:25 AM

Researchers developed a new mechanism that can design a 3D-printable passive gripper and compute the best path to pick up an object. Read to know more.

Parasites Like Tapeworms, Flatworms, Flukes May Have Greater Negative Effect on Overall Health of Their Mammal Hosts

07.30.2022 21:00 PM

Researchers organized the different effects of parasites on the host according to their effect on the energetic condition of an animal. Read to know more.

Air Electric Vehicle of Lucid: Will This Beat Musk's Tesla and Take Over the EV Industry?

07.29.2022 11:27 AM

Startup Lucid’s Air electric vehicle has been fast becoming popular. Is this something Tesla should worry about? Read to know if there's a new No.1 in EVs.

Ultrasound Patch Like A Postage Stamp to Capture Clear Images of Internal Organs Like Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Among Others

07.29.2022 11:20 AM

MIT researchers developed a wearable ultrasound patch that looks like a postage stamp that will capture images of internal organs. Read to know more about it.

Chimp Conservation Study Suggests Chimpanzees' Well-Digging Behavior May Help Protect Them

07.29.2022 10:30 AM

Research found that chimpanzees’ well-digging behavior may help protect the animal group in terms of survival. Read to know more about this learned behavior.

Human Fossil Discovery: Oldest Hominid Remnant Found in Europe Named After Famous Rock Band Pink Floyd

07.29.2022 09:46 AM

The discovered human fossil in Europe is considered the oldest hominid remnant found in the country. Read to know why, and how it is named after Pink Floyd.

Why Do Many Women Don't Get Pregnant? Research Suggests Where Couples Live Could be the Main Reason

07.29.2022 03:15 AM

Researchers cite income, education level, and access to health care as among the factors for many women’s failure to get pregnant. Read to know more about it.

Negative COVID-19 Test May Also Mean Infection with Omicron Variant If You Have Symptoms

07.28.2022 12:00 PM

At-home test for COVID-19 specifies an individual is negative for the virus but the symptoms. Is this person indeed, COVID-positive or not? Read to find out.

Lab-Grown Meat: How Ready Are We to Accept, Add This to Our Regular Meal?

07.28.2022 11:30 AM

Lab-grown meat is fast becoming popular that more and more companies in the industry investing billions to develop their own product. Read to know more about it.

Lactose Tolerance Evolution: How Periodic Famine, Disease Outbreaks Led Ancient Europeans to Start Drinking Milk

07.28.2022 08:21 AM

A study revealed that lactose tolerance started to evolve in Europeans about 9,000 years ago. How did famine and diseases contribute to this? Read to find out.

Copper Nanowires Used to Develop Antimicrobial Spray May Help Fight Spread of Viruses Including COVID-19

07.28.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers developed an antimicrobial spray using copper nanowires, in an effort to fight diseases including COVID-19. Read to know more about this tactic.

Massive Greenland Ice Sheet Loss in Just 3 Days; Experts Warn About More Water Melting Each Year

07.28.2022 07:52 AM

Greenland has been reported to have experienced a spike melt in only three days, seeing a massive ice sheet losing adequate water. Read to know more.

Quantum ‘Anti-Butterfly Effect’: New Approach to Deal with Complex Computer Performance Developed

07.27.2022 11:00 AM

Researchers introduced the ‘anti-butterfly effect’ an approach for benchmarking the performance of quantum computers. Read to know more.

Zebrafish Can Help Repair Cardiovascular Impairment, Damaged Heart

07.27.2022 10:00 AM

Zebrafish could help repair heart damage following a heart attack in particular. What are the reasons this species is used in medicine? Read to know more.

Unique Nanoparticle Platform Developed to Target Activated Neutrophils Linked Diabetes, Cancer, Vascular Thrombosis

07.27.2022 09:00 AM

Researches developed a nanoparticle platform to target activated neutrophils linked to diseases like cancer, and diabetes among others. Read to know more.

Evolution of Ferns: New Study Reveals Growth, Reproduction, Drop of the Plant Species 35 Million Years Ago

07.27.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers investigated the genomic arrangement of tree ferns, revealing how the species grew, reproduced, and dRopped over millions of years. Read to know more.

Dead Spiders Made Alive Again; Rice Researchers Develop Robot Version of These Arachnids

07.27.2022 02:45 AM

Scientists devised spider robots using dead arachnids so they can grasp objects with their legs. Read to know more about robotics, specifically ‘necrobotics’.

Bioinspired Proteins Used in Developing New 2D-Layered Materials for Wearable Devices, Among Others

07.26.2022 12:00 PM

Researchers recently developed composite 2D-layered materials that can be used in technology like wearable devices, among others. Read to know more about it.

Ancient Hawai’ian Lava Caves Home to Various Microbes Harboring Toxic Materials, Gases

07.26.2022 11:00 AM

A study reveals a remarkable assortment of bacteria in Hawai'ian lava caves. Howe are such microbes linked to some forms of life? Read to find out.

Two Common Viruses Linked to Serious Liver Condition in Children

07.26.2022 10:35 AM

Studies reveal a breakthrough in mysterious hepatitis cases affecting children. Revealed are viruses linked to the liver condition. Read to know more.

Ant Colonies Vacate Their Nests When Temperature Gets Very High and Researchers Investigate Why

07.26.2022 10:00 AM

Ant colonies have can act a lot similar to neural networks. They are also found to vacate their nests when the temperature gets high. Read to know more.

Lead Poisoning Effects in Early Childhood: How to Reverse Adverse Effect on Brain, Cognition

07.26.2022 08:00 AM

Research revealed that thousands of genes in the hippocampus are affected by lead exposure, particularly, lead poisoning. Read to know more about it.

Florida Authorities Strengthen Initiative to Prevent Snails from Spreading Further; Use Metaldehyde Pesticide as Preventive Measure

07.25.2022 23:44 PM

Florida officials strengthened initiatives in preventing snails from spreading in the state. How effective is the application of Metalhyde? Read to find out.

'Geek Week' at Sotheby's: Ex-Astronaut's Felt-Tip Pen Used to Get Back from The Moon Auctioned Along with Fossilized Dinosaur Remains, Meteorites, Among Others

07.25.2022 11:00 AM

Sotheby’s auction week features an ex-astronaut’s felt-tip pen, fossilized remnants, and meteorites auctioned for millions of dollars. Read to know more.