Sick or starving northern bottlenose whales form stronger social bonds, study finds
A surprising discovery has been made about northern bottlenose whales: individuals in poor health or starving tend to have more social connections than healthy ones.
» readQuantinuum achieves record-breaking reliability in quantum computing milestone
A significant milestone in the development of practical quantum computers has been reported. Researchers at the firm Quantinuum have used error-correction methods to make their Helios-1 quantum computer store information with an unprecedented degree…
» readNew Research Reveals Ovaries Continue Changing After Menopause and Microplastics Pose Unexpected Chemical Risks
A study published in Aging Cell examined ovarian tissue from 28 postmenopausal women aged 50 to 75, analyzing nearly 6,000 protein groups to track changes over decades after fertility ends.
» readStudy suggests ‘Birdman’ copper plate from Etowah may depict a female or two-spirit warrior
A copper plate discovered in the late 19th century at the Etowah Indian Mounds in Georgia has been reinterpreted as potentially depicting a female or gender-variant warrior, according to recent research.
» readRecord-breaking El Niño threatens severe coastal flooding across the Pacific
It has been reported that the intensifying El Niño is already causing significant disruptions worldwide, with sea levels in the eastern Pacific rising to an extraordinary 40 centimetres above normal.
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