Science and engineering

When dinosaurs, along with about half of all the species on Earth, died off 65 million years ago, something strange happened with functional diversity among survivors.

"Overall, child mortality in wealthy countries, including the US, is improving, but the progress our country has made is considerably slower than progress elsewhere."

Ooma, Inc. today announced its Ooma Home security solution now includes a smart video camera with Artificial Intelligence for facial and audio recognition to give homeowners extra protection and peace of mind.

Today at Heimtextil, HP Inc. unveiled a new collection of digitally printed interiors in designer curated rooms, each serving a specific purpose, as HP continues to grow digital decor printing opportunities for print service providers and creative possibilities for designers.

The common blood pressure drug could be a new way to cut stress for melanoma patients receiving immunotherapy and potentially lengthen their lives.

These seismic works have involved technologies and equipment designed or modified for use in the Arctic, and were undertaken by modern research vessels of the highest ice class — ICE-1A.

Lack of sleep can cause amyloid beta, a protein linked to Alzheimer's, to pile up faster than the brain's waste disposal system can get rid of it.

Scythian Biosciences Corp. is issuing this press release in response to a request by the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada to comment on recent trading activity of its common shares

A new device could help law enforcement spot traces of drugs or bomb-making materials from more than 100 feet away.

"Understanding the magnitude of this bias is essential in accurately interpreting survey results that include subjective reports of feelings and symptoms."

Researchers from the Higher School of Economics have shown that by stimulating the frontal cortex, a person’s financial risk appetite can be increased temporarily.

"If the fish improves sleep, great. If it also improves cognitive performance—like we've seen here—even better. It's a double hit."

Americans are evenly divided on whether businesses can deny services to same-sex couples. But it's not just for religious reasons.