You may have heard her songs, seen her videos, maybe even attended one of her concerts … but have you seen the new genus of Australian plant bugs named after Taylor Swift? Scientists
Oxidized iron dominates the Martian colour palette. The dusty reds, ochres, browns, and tans give the planet its nickname: the Red Planet. But new images of Mars’ south pole region show something different.
New research is the first-ever study to document the demographic, economic, and behavioral characteristics linked to explicit support for white nationalism in the US white population. From social media to the streets of
What if your thoughts could allow you to feel the texture of an object, type a message, or move a robotic arm? How does the brain translate thought into physical movement, and can
The severity and frequency of recent wildfires highlight the fact that conventional utility approaches to these challenges are no longer sufficient.
In a new study, researchers discovered that most older Americans who have a dementia diagnosis in their medical records don’t report having one. Most research on the diagnosis of dementia focuses on people
Using AI to conduct first-round interviews saves time and money, but it also changes how job candidates act—and not always for the better, according to a new study. A firm handshake used to
LONDON (AP) — How does a grizzly bear cross the road? With the help of Indigenous people, ranchers and governments. That’s the idea behind the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative, which is working
On this episode of the This Week in Cleantech podcast, Jake Spring from The Washington Post discusses the EPA’s move to repeal Biden-era limits on carbon pollution from power plants.
BMLL and Kalshi have formed a strategic partnership that folds Kalshi’s historical prediction-market data into BMLL’s standardized capital-markets data environment, giving quantitative research teams, macro funds, and systematic hedge funds a structured path
