Citizen Science Unveils Evolution of Parental Care in Harvestmen Spiders
An international team led by the University of São Paulo used citizen science data from iNaturalist to more than double known cases of parental…
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Chemical Impurities Enable Superlow Friction on Carbon Surfaces, Study Shows
Researchers from Osaka Metropolitan University reveal that specific chemical impurities help amorphous carbon surfaces develop stable, low-friction interfaces by promoting graphitic structures
Cyanobacteria Shift to Respiration to Survive Heat Stress, Study Finds
Researchers at Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research reveal how Microcystis aeruginosa strains survive prolonged high temperatures by altering energy use from photosynthesis to respiration
Myriam Heiman Named Director of MIT’s Picower Institute, Advances Brain Disease Research
Myriam Heiman, renowned molecular neurobiologist at MIT, assumes directorship of the Picower Institute to lead transformative research on neurodegenerative diseases including Huntington’s and Parkinson’s
Goblin Shark Filmed Alive in Deep Ocean for First Time, Expanding Known Habitat
Researchers from Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Center captured the first live footage of goblin sharks in their natural habitats in the Tonga Trench and Pacific…
Social Disadvantage Linked to Accelerated Biological Aging via Epigenetic Clocks
A meta-analysis of 140 studies involving nearly 66,000 individuals confirms that poverty and discrimination are consistently associated with faster biological aging measured by advanced…
MIT Study Reveals How Relationship Types Shape Expectations of Reciprocity
Researchers from MIT found that in asymmetric relationships, people expect generosity to follow established precedents rather than turn-taking, changing how favors are reciprocated
Single Brain Hub Coordinates Sensory Predictions in Electric Fish
Researchers at Washington University identify a central brain region in electric fish that updates timing for sensory predictions across developmental and evolutionary changes
MIT Researchers Visualize How CO2 Alters Cement Setting Chemistry
MIT scientists reveal the chemical process triggered by CO2 injection in fresh cement, explaining faster strength gain and more uniform microstructure in 24 hours
Sunday Morning June 14 Highlights Japan Diet, Time Capsule, Soccer Art, Bill Mumy, Astrodome
CBS Sunday Morning on June 14 covers topics including Japan’s low obesity rate and diet, America’s 250-year time capsule, and unique art from gum…