Thousands of U.S. Cities Could Become Virtual Ghost Towns by 2100
These projected findings about depopulation in U.S. cities are shaped by a multitude of factors, including the decline of industry, lower birth rates and the impacts of climate change
These projected findings about depopulation in U.S. cities are shaped by a multitude of factors, including the decline of industry, lower birth rates and the impacts of climate change
In combat veterans, a single dose of ibogaine improved symptoms of TBI, PTSD, depression and anxiety
A new thermal transistor can control heat as precisely as an electrical transistor can control electricity
For the first time, researchers have used behavioral measures, brain imaging and molecular biology to test how odorless chemicals from human tears affect people
A subset of exceptional pooches can identify by name more than 100 different objects, mostly toys
As interest and support for psychedelic research grows, scientists share their hopes for the future.
Psychedelic researchers are engaged in heated debate over whether the mind-altering effects of the drugs are necessary for realizing their therapeutic potential.
As companies join the hunt, can the field of mind-altering synthetic substances stay true to its original pioneering spirit of wonder, curiosity and connection?
In some cardiac arrest patients, a flurry of brain activity during life-saving CPR may be a sign of a “near-death experience”
A hogfish may provide the first example of a vertebrate with specialized light-detecting cells that reside outside the central nervous system
Hyperintelligent octopuses just got weirder: scientists have found the cephalopods can recode their brain when temperatures change
It turns out there are two species of mysterious, venomous pygmy lorises
A young mountain gorilla who is able to survive the tough early years may live as long or longer than peers who coasted through their youth without incident
An unusual semiconductor is making physicists rethink the science of extreme conditions
Like chimpanzees, bees can learn specific strategies for opening a puzzle box and accessing a reward inside by mimicking the behavior of their trained mates
A call for help sounds to ensure survival of a 140-year-old fishing partnership pairing cetaceans and humans
Animals with a backbone may have first emitted something akin to bleeps, grunts, crackles, toots and snorts more than 400 million years ago
Climate change may be leading to strange hostilities between different animal species over limited resources
Elephants use 20 copies of a key cancer-fighting gene—and humans just have one
A machine-learning algorithm predicts that more than half of the thousands of species whose conservation status has yet to be assessed are probably in danger of disappearing for good
Their efforts could benefit countless others in need of an end-of-life measure
The numbers of lives lost and dollars spent would have been significantly lower if coverage had been extended to everyone, a new study says
Genetic mutations related to production of the stress hormone cortisol may have played a role in the process of canine domestication
Natural selection propels the giraffe family to absolute extremes—and it is not just about the absurdly long necks