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What sets a queen bee apart from a worker? (maggiedurch/Pixabay)

Queen Bees

August 28, 2018

The diet of baby bee larvae activates genes that turn some into workers and others into queens.

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Social Robots & Autism

August 27, 2018

Robots help children with autism develop social skills at home

Read moreSocial Robots & Autism

Seed-Inspired Material

August 24, 2018

A tiny seed inspires an engineer to design tough new materials.

Read moreSeed-Inspired Material

Fireball Sounds

August 23, 2018

Seismologists track a fireball by its sound.

Read moreFireball Sounds
Donated blood. (Pixabay)

Gut Microbes & Universal Blood

August 22, 2018

Can gut bacteria enzymes make everyone a universal blood donor?

Read moreGut Microbes & Universal Blood
A male turquoise killifish. (Nothobranchius_furzeri_GRZ, Ugu/ CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikipedia)

Fast-Living Fish

August 21, 2018

An animal that grows up, reproduces and dies of old age in just a few weeks.

Read moreFast-Living Fish
Elephants are surprisingly resistant to cancer. (Pixabay)

Cancer-Resistant Elephants

August 20, 2018

Researchers discover the genetic basis for elephants’ resistance to cancer.

Read moreCancer-Resistant Elephants

3D Sound Synthesizer

August 17, 2018

A software program calculates the sounds made by animated objects.

Read more3D Sound Synthesizer

Robot Peer Pressure

August 16, 2018

Can robots exert peer pressure, influencing people’s decisions?

Read moreRobot Peer Pressure

Nurse Inventors

August 15, 2018

A nurse works to inspire others in the profession to try their hand at inventing.

Read moreNurse Inventors

Alcohol-Resistant Microbe

August 14, 2018

A disease-causing microbe is becoming resistant to alcohol hand sanitizer.

Read moreAlcohol-Resistant Microbe
A basket of Chapulines (Roasted Cricket) in a market in Tepoztlán, Mexico. (Meutia Chaerani /Indradi Soemardjan via Wikipedia CC-BY-2.5)

Edible Crickets & Gut Health

August 13, 2018

Edible crickets could improve gut health.

Read moreEdible Crickets & Gut Health

DNA in Amber

August 10, 2018

Could scientists really get dinosaur DNA from insects preserved in amber?

Read moreDNA in Amber

Bioengineered Lungs

August 9, 2018

Scientists successfully grow and transplant bioengineered lungs into pigs.

Read moreBioengineered Lungs

Seeing AI

August 8, 2018

A powerful mobile phone app helps blind users see the world.

Read moreSeeing AI
A soft robotic grasper delicately handles a sea cucumber at a depth of 1282 meters. (Vogt, et al., 2018, courtesy of Schmidt Ocean Institute)

Soft Deep-Sea Robots

August 7, 2018

Engineering customized robots to safely study the animals of the deep sea.

Read moreSoft Deep-Sea Robots
Celebrated songsters, zebra finches provide a window into the mechanics of song while dreaming. (Pixel2013/Pixabay)

Birdsong Dreams

August 6, 2018

Researchers have discovered that when songbirds dream, the vocal muscles they use for singing become active.

Read moreBirdsong Dreams

Birds & Alligators

August 3, 2018

Though mortal enemies, alligators and water birds team up against raccoons in the Florida Everglades.

Read moreBirds & Alligators

Religion & Prosperity

August 2, 2018

Why do secular societies tend to be more prosperous?

Read moreReligion & Prosperity
For color blind people, reds and greens disappear from the spectrum. (Artie Navarre/Pixabay)

Color Blind Glasses

August 1, 2018

New eyeglasses can reduce color blindness.

Read moreColor Blind Glasses
Creating more attractive varieties of fruits and vegetables could boost consumption. (silviarita/pixabay)

Prettier Produce

July 31, 2018

With the help of gene editing, fruits and vegetables may soon become prettier and more delicious.

Read morePrettier Produce
Elephants at the Jejane waterhole at Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa. (Mark Wright, University of Hawaii at Mānoa)

Bees & Elephants

July 30, 2018

Bee alarm pheromones act as an effective elephant repellent.

Read moreBees & Elephants

Hot Flashes

July 27, 2018

Scientists explore the brain cells responsible for hot flashes.

Read moreHot Flashes
Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. (Crystal Brindle/CC BY-ND 2.0)

Polluted Parks

July 26, 2018

National Parks may harbor smog along with their forests and wildlife.

Read morePolluted Parks
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