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Researchers have developed a non-invasive ear device that stimulates the vagus nerve, enhancing blood clotting and potentially reducing surgical blood loss.

Researchers at the University of Missouri are unlocking the health benefits of Maiz Morado and colorful corn varieties for innovative food applications and sustainable practices.

*Working Lives in Ancient Rome* reveals how labor shaped identity and culture in ancient Rome, offering insights that resonate with today's labor dynamics.

Scientists have found lunar clocks run 56 microseconds faster than Earth's, prompting a need for precise lunar timekeeping to ensure navigation accuracy for future missions.

A groundbreaking simulation using the Frontier supercomputer reveals new insights into dark matter, dark energy, and the universe's evolution, revolutionizing cosmology.

A study shows that performing weekly acts of kindness significantly reduces loneliness and social anxiety, fostering stronger community connections.

AI breakthroughs have uncovered historical climate extremes in Europe, enhancing our understanding and adaptation strategies amid rising climate change impacts.

Recent research reveals orcas in Mexico's Gulf of California have developed sophisticated hunting techniques to target and capture whale sharks.

A recent study reveals that dating app relationships offer the same fulfillment and quality as those formed face-to-face, challenging long-held biases.

Researchers at the University of Genova have developed a spin quantum battery that charges efficiently without an external field, promising breakthroughs in energy storage.