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A research team with members from France and UAE trained dogs to sniff out if the person next to them had COVID-19.

NASA discovered a burning exoplanet too close to its host star. Here's how harsh its environment is.

Biologist Richard Sternberg explains how the whale-evolution sequence is more “artistic license” than demonstrable fact.

The record-breaking hot weather that covered almost all of India including Pakistan in March and April pushed heat throughout several locations above 45°C, resulting in major energy and freshwater deficits.

Protesters say proposals for the Pitztal-Ötztal area would cause significant damage to the ‘highly sensitive’ glacial landscape

Scientists have discovered microplastics in human blood for the first time, warning that the ubiquitous particles could also be making their way into organs. The tiny pieces of mostly invisible plastic have already been found almost everywhere...

Scientists had studied and created a picture of what a Megalodon looks like for years. While known as the largest shark and fish that ever lived, new research suggests that those illustrations of the gigantic great whites have not yet been completely discovered.

Today at Phys.Org, this press release and linked paper can be found. Now, listen to this: A research team led by Bristol's Professor Paolo Madeddu exposed human heart pericytes, which are cells that wrap small blood vessels in the heart, to...

On January 12, 2022, Phys.Org had a PR on an article documenting "non-random" mutations found in wild tobacco plants, published by a team from UC Davis. Now, three weeks later (Feb 1, 2022), we have another paper, working with human populations...

Starting around 2000, the relative frequency of intuition/individualistic words underwent a parabolic upside move.