Scientists Are Trying to Create the Most Detailed 3D Map of the Human Body Ever
This ambitious map will show how the tissues and organs of the body function and interact with one another on a cellular level.
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This ambitious map will show how the tissues and organs of the body function and interact with one another on a cellular level.
There are six outstanding problems that, if solved, will net you a $1 million reward, and someone has claimed to have solved one.
At a more philosophical level, this study presents a potent reminder of how powerful our military technologies have become.
The Solar System’s most exotic moon just took it up a notch.
One of the few bastions of purity left in this forsaken world is now making people sick.
in an unfortunate turn, the hand is now at the centre of a criminal investigation.
However, while these findings are genuinely intriguing, outside experts are worried that the researchers’ claims to the public are too grandiose.
For the very few people who actually have this ability, it comes at a cost.
A nine-year-old dachshund suffering from an unusually large brain tumour just got a new lease on life.
The discovery fills an important evolutionary gap between modern birds and the winged, dinosaur-like creatures that came before them.
And that’s a problem, given the history of the region.
It's a much rarer occurrence than you'd think.
A vast body of anecdotal evidence suggests that, barring a neurodegenerative illness, your dog will probably never fail to recognise you.
A restaurant in the US now offers patrons the option of having their tasty crustaceans “sedated” with weed before being steamed to death.
Say governments are not doing enough to reduce alcohol consumption.
Giant mouth leaves scientists beweeldered.
