Picture this: charging your laptop as you type or powering your smartphone simply by going for a jog. Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed an innovative device that generates electricity from…
In the Eskipazar district of Karabük, a 5th-century AD amulet (talisman) was discovered during excavations in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis. The artifact depicts Solomon riding a horse while striking the devil with…
Children in war-torn regions face not only severe mental health challenges but also potential biological changes at the DNA level that could have lifelong health consequences, according to a groundbreaking study by the…
Damián Tuset Varela, UOC – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya Earlier this year, a Spanish TV programme showed several people listening to digital recreations of the voices of their deceased relatives that had been…
Pin Lean Lau, Brunel University of London Fitness apps have revolutionised the way we approach health and exercise. They provide users with the ability to track their workouts, monitor their progress towards fitness…
Researchers have identified a surprising new species in the ocean’s midnight zone: a luminous sea slug named Bathydevius caudactylus. Roughly the size of an apple, this glowing mollusk defies expectations for its kind….
A professor from the University of South Florida has uncovered groundbreaking physical evidence of hallucinogens in an ancient Egyptian mug, confirming historical records and long-standing myths about Egyptian rituals. Using advanced chemical analysis,…
China’s ambitious mission to explore resource technologies at the moon’s south pole is gaining momentum, with the intriguing possibility of featuring a humanoid element. Wang Qiong, the chief designer of the Chang’e 8…
Archaeologists in England have uncovered a rare Roman knife handle, crafted 2,000 years ago in the shape of a gladiator. This discovery highlights that the legendary status of these iconic fighters extended even…
A deep learning-based artificial intelligence model developed at Washington State University can quickly and often more accurately detect signs of disease in images of animal and human tissue compared to human assessments. As…