The first research paper with two-year follow-up data on COVID-19 effects finds lung abnormalities even two years after infection.

Serial transverse CT scans in a 65-year-old man with severe COVID-19

A recent study found that lung abnormalities may still be present in COVID-19 patients even two years after they were infected.

Caltech engineers have discovered that Leonardo da Vinci’s understanding of gravity, although not entirely accurate, was ahead of his time by centuries.

Micrograph of Hodgkin lymphoma cancer cells

A new study about Hodgkin lymphoma, a blood cancer, has provided new insights into how cancer cells survive. Scientists from the Wellcome Sanger Institute found that cancer cells are able to protect themselves by using signals to control certain types of immune cells, preventing them from attacking the cancer cells.

Hyloscirtus tolkieni stream frog named after .R.R. Tolkien

A new species of frog from the Andes in Ecuador has been named after J.R.R. Tolkien, the creator of Middle-earth and author of famous works such as “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings.” The researchers named the new species Hyloscirtus tolkieni, inspired by the amazing colors of the frog that reminded them of…

Fungi Monotropastrum humile A kind of myco-heterotroph.

The notion that forest trees can communicate, share resources, and even safeguard their seedlings through an underground network of delicate fungal filaments has captured the public’s imagination and earned the moniker “wood-wide web.” However, University of Alberta expert Justine Karst warns that the science behind these ideas is yet to be proven.

Chronic stress affects the brain’s ability to regulate emotions—research at Tufts University School of Medicine is zeroing in on the key molecules involved.

Researchers at the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience are making progress in identifying the mechanisms that may promote hair cell regeneration in mammals.

A new study has revealed that humans are artificially extending city coastlines by constructing industrial ports and luxurious waterfront residences. Over 900 square miles has been added to major city coastlines in the past 20 years.

Lion's mane mushroom improved brain cell growth and memory

Researchers from the University of Queensland have found a compound in the edible mushroom Hericium erinaceus that stimulates nerve growth and enhances memory.

A team of researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery – fish have an internal sense of self, as demonstrated by their recognition of their own face in a picture.

Category: Science

The first research paper with two-year follow-up data on COVID-19 effects finds lung abnormalities even two years after infection.

In the early 1500’s, Leonardo da Vinci explored gravity as a form of acceleration and modelled the gravitational constant to around 97% accuracy.

New research: Sneaky cancer cells protect themselves via signals to control certain types of immune cells, preventing them from attacking the cancer cells.

New frog species named after J.R.R. Tolkien – Hello Hyloscirtus tolkieni!

Do forest trees really “talk” through an underground fungi network? Not so fast, say researchers. Popular ideas are getting ahead of science.

Why is the world so anxious and depressed? New research hints that chronic stress chemically affects the brain’s ability to regulate emotions.

Can hearing loss be reversed? Maybe so. Researchers Unlock Key Mechanisms for Cochlear Hair Cell Regeneration in Mammals

Humans have added approximately 900 square miles of land to urban coastlines this century and unfortunately, we’re still building more.

Ignore the swirling colors and focus. New research shows an active compound in edible mushrooms boosts nerve growth, enhances memory, and helps grow new brain cells.

Hey, I know you – and you look marvelous, baby! Researchers demonstrate fish think “it’s me” when they see themselves in a picture.

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