Why do embarrassing memories seem to surface at night?
Submitted by admin on 25.06.22Many of us have been kept awake at night by the memory of some mortifying moment. But why? We asked sleep expert Eus van Someren.
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Machine learning meets fingers, hands and elbows for enhanced robotic therapy
Submitted by admin on 24.06.22A new AI platform’s advanced musculoskeletal models could speed up the development of prosthetics and post-injury rehab.
TRENDING SCIENCE: Get off the couch or chair, before it’s too late!
Submitted by admin on 23.06.22Prolonged sitting linked to increased risk of early death, says large international study.
Is Europe ready for another pandemic?
Submitted by admin on 23.06.22Armed with innovations in IT and training, an EU-backed project is better preparing Europe for future pandemics. Its new Advisory Board members, the Irish Defence Forces, are helping to further this goal with their expertise in major emergency management.
What makes you change your mind?
Submitted by admin on 23.06.22Do people reconsider their opinions based on new information or to gain social acceptance? A new study shows how the brain distinguishes between different types of social influence when we change our mind.
Why can’t snakes blink?
Submitted by admin on 23.06.22Somewhere between the dinosaur era and today, snakes lost their eyelids. But they have a brille solution, explains our expert Bruno Simões.
Past global warming sheds light on the life and death of cold-water corals
Submitted by admin on 22.06.22How will corals in the depths of the oceans fare in the future? Evidence from the last major global warming event thousands of years ago gives scientists a hint.
An online cooking game joins the fight against food-borne disease
Submitted by admin on 17.06.22EU-backed researchers make food safety training fun. Their online cooking game increases consumer awareness of safe food handling while training them to engage in risk-reducing behaviour.
TRENDING SCIENCE: Wild animals evolving much faster than we ever thought
Submitted by admin on 17.06.22Evolution happening quicker than what Darwin predicted, claims global study examining species’ rates of evolution.
Mandarin trees in good herbaceous company
Submitted by admin on 17.06.22Sustainable agriculture that’s good for the pocket: researchers show why it is a good idea to introduce herbaceous crops between mandarin trees.
