People who frequently engage with multiple types of media at once performed worse on simple memory tasks, according to the last decade of research. However, it’s still too soon to determine cause and effect, says psychology Professor Anthony Wagner.
Fossil fuel production and agriculture may be causing the acceleration in pollution levels.
A new crop of four gravitational wave detections help scientists understand black holes.
The economics professors have taken macroeconomics to a global scale to tackle some of the world’s biggest problems.
One of the greatest climate scientists of our time is warning of the horrifying possibility of 15-to-20 feet of sea-level rise
Years of observation reveal a star ripped apart and partially consumed by a supermassive black hole. Phil Dooley reports.
To strengthen its initiative in removing plastics from the oceans, Dutch-non-profit organization, The Ocean Cleanup (TOC) recently launched a robot that is said to clear 80 percent of the rivers all
There’s more evidence that with targeted spinal cord stimulation, paralyzed people can move voluntarily — and even walk.
Exoplanets, gene editing and other research fields that matter.
The atom-thin material has been made into a 3D-printed form that's five per cent the density of steel but ten times stronger
Will 100 become the new 60? And do we really want that to happen?
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I absolutely love this dress. I got it from Old Navy over the summer for $10!! It incorporates my favorite color and pattern (black and white stripes) and the long sleeves mean this baby will be a perfect transitional piece. I can already see it with tights and boots and with a blazer thrown over it.…
Gingham is very much the it print right now. While certainly nothing new down south, it's definitely taken hold everywhere else this season.
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