Men choose jobs that are less flexible in location
A small study shows that elderly people notice patterns even when those patterns aren’t useful
Speeding up detection would help everyone get where they need to be
Because, in the end, even great savings won't save you from a singularity
A distinct species of Pentaceratops was hiding in a museum's fossil collection
Fewer than half a dozen anglerfish have ever been recorded swimming in their undersea habitat
The weekend’s excesses can pack on a few extra pounds, but routine during the week tends to strip them away again
About 90 percent of people who drink excessively—more than eight drinks a week for women, 15 for men—are not alcohol dependent
Studying the extracted parasite might help others avoid a similar infestation
Researchers are getting closer to answering some heavy questions about how supermassive black holes work
The video was made with images taken by a Russian satellite
Americans are in favor of granting legal rights like property inheritance to same-sex couples. They aren't as in favor of public displays of affection.
Regardless of your starting IQ, mental function seems to increase or decrease depending on whether your job was challenging or menial
Utah has a new claim to fame: it was the site of the world's largest known landslide
A wheeled Lego robot may not look like a worm, but it "thinks" like one after programmers gave it the neuron connections in a C. elegans roundworm
Researchers hope the finding sheds light on how organic molecules might have first arrived on Earth
Overfishing, overhunting and habitat loss drove many of the new additions
The major pathway in the brain wasn’t exactly missing, but science literature appeared to have forgotten about it until now
The search for achievement and meaning at the end of a decade increases suicide and cheating, too
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