Genetics Might Have the Answer to Every Cat Owner’s Eternal Question: What’s My Pet Thinking?
ResearchAnyone who’s lived with a cat has likely been intrigued by the often-puzzling psychology of these animals.
Read more »Anyone who’s lived with a cat has likely been intrigued by the often-puzzling psychology of these animals.
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Read more »China has established itself as a leader in nuclear energy, becoming the country that other nations look to for inspiration.
Read more »Atomic clocks have been pivotal in physics, but they may soon become outdated.
Read more »The first signs of domestication date back 7,500 years, but it took millennia to shape the fruit into its modern form.
Read more »Despite the initial skepticism, Chyba and Hand spent the next nine years developing their electricity-generating device to prove their theory.
Read more »At first glance, it may seem that these cosmic events and integrated circuits are unrelated. However, they intriguingly share a connection.
Read more »Researchers from the University of Warsaw discovered five puppets with interchangeable heads, similar to modern dolls.
Read more »The individual lived between 1.1 and 1.4 million years ago, but archeologists can't classify it as a member of any known human species.
Read more »The surprising part isn’t that the termites cared for it, but that its butt perfectly mimics a termite’s head.
Read more »Scientists are the University of Osaka developed a system that allows cyborg cockroaches to navigate complex environments on their own.
Read more »Transistors are fundamental components of integrated circuits.
Read more »It's possible to use the radioactive waste from operating fission reactors to generate the electricity needed for many electronic devices.
Read more »China has been developing an experimental nuclear fusion reactor for several years, which is at least as ambitious as ITER.
Read more »China’s elite universities will prioritize careers linked to the country’s strategic needs.
Read more »CL1 uses real neurons grown on a silicon chip that sends and receives electrical impulses.
Read more »This story of a (genetically) impossible love explains why we’re alone on our planet.
Read more »The system is fundamentally supported by a set of lasers.
Read more »China dominates gallium production. In 2022, it accounted for 98% of the world’s raw gallium, and that figure likely hasn’t changed much since.
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