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Detecting genes that maintain male sex throughout life
Researchers at the University of Minnesota Medical University and the University of Biological Sciences have made an important discovery indicating that male sex must be…
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Discover new patterns in the movement of granular mixtures
Researchers at the University of Sydney, Australia have discovered new patterns in the movement of granular mixtures, the researchers hope the discovery could help in oi…
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Karate in the universe
Practice karate in a weightless state on the International Space Station (ISS) to check if such a positive movement helps you to keep your body fit and firm.
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Find the hottest planet ever
A planet discovered in early 2010 proved to be the hottest planet ever found in the universe - scientists said.
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In 2010: 20% of Americans have mental symptoms
A report by the US Department of Health and Drug Administration has announced that 20% of Americans are adults - more than 45 million ...
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Why is the 2010 World Cup ball difficult to kick?
The players who are attending the World Cup in South Africa find many unusual phenomena in the shots because they are playing football in a place as high as 1,680 m.
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9 discoveries about us in 2009
For thousands of years, people have studied themselves. Here are 9 new discoveries about ourselves in 2009:
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Humans know how to say thanks to mutations
Mutations in a gene help people develop speech and language.
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Gender war in each person
The female body must constantly struggle to control the rise of male sex and men also face the same war.
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Women are healthy and happy when they are 28 years old
The most mature, healthy, happy age of women, when they were 28 years old, was the conclusion of scientists. At this age, women are often satisfied with their own life,…
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Put human speech into mice
It is not the mouse that speaks in cartoons, this is a flesh-and-bone mouse that carries a version of the human gene involved in speech, a new study says.
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Mice were transplanted with the Foxp2 gene from someone who said more about the language development process
Scientists at the Mouse Laboratory at the Helmholtz Center in Munich have contributed greatly to understanding human language development.
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Around the strangest volcano in the world: The origin of carbon lava is revealed
During the study of the world's most strange volcano, scientists discovered the underlying cause of the world's only carbon lava.
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Detection of genes that control skin formation
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a gene in the human body that controls skin growth.
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Detecting brain response mechanisms with stress
Regular stress often results in a heavy physical and mental effect on our bodies.