Mice found living at summit of volcano suggests mammals could live on Mars
"How in God’s name is anything living up there?”
Source: lebanondemocrat.com
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Do people really love dogs more than cats?
Previous studies have suggested pet owners are less emotionally attached to and less willing to finance care for cats than dogs.
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Program erases tattoos to help ex-gang members, sex workers rebuild lives
“They get the tattoo removed to move on with their life emotionally and physically.”
United States Los Angeles Damon Clark Keck School Of Medicine Clinical Congress American College Of Surgeons
Source: lebanondemocrat.com
People: Broadway Insurance Brokers; Beech Holdings; SD Team; Forshaw Group; Jackson Fire and Security; Airframe Designs
Broadway Insurance Brokers has expanded its senior ranks with a brace of appointments. Emma Wood has joined as the Cheshire firm's new director of
Source: thebusinessdesk.com
Research reveals people choose ignorance to be selfish
When given the choice to learn how their actions will affect someone else, four out of 10 adults chose ignorance.
Source: sanfordherald.com
Scientists identify distant signal from space dating back 8 billion years
Scientists say the record-breaking fast radio burst, or FRB, offers a way of weighing the entire universe.
Source: kentuckynewera.com
AI identifies potential new treatment for brittle bone disease
Artificial intelligence has soared in popularity and is being utilized by some scientists.
United Kingdom Zhengwei Xie Professor At Peking University Stephen Beech Assistant Professor Peking University
Source: hometownregister.com
Research reveals humans get lazier when working alongside robots
Scientists warn that it could have safety implications.
Linda Onnasch Dietlind Helene Cymek Technical University Of Berlin Stephen Beech Technical University Stephen Beech
Source: newscenter1.tv
Europeans ate seaweed 3,000 years before becoming a delicacy in Asia
Seaweed has developed a reputation in more recent times as a "superfood" .
United Kingdom Glasgow City Stephen Buckley Nature Communications Glasgow University Professor Karen Hardy University Of York
Source: omakchronicle.com