Read More Scince News General info 2 days ago Did We Breed Neurodiversity Into Our Household Pets? Emerging research suggests some pets may show neurodivergent traits similar to human autism or ADHD. Genetics, neurochemistry, and machine learning diagnostics could reshape how we train and care for companion animals.
Read More Scince News General info 5 days ago Why Super-Recognizers Never Forget a Face: Science New research shows super-recognizers don’t work harder — they visually prioritize a person’s most distinctive features. Eye-tracking plus deep learning reveals how elite face memory differs from typical recognition.
Read More Scince News General info 6 days ago How Sharp Is Human Vision? New Limits on Retinal Detail New Cambridge research measures human retinal resolution in pixels-per-degree and finds higher grayscale acuity than previously thought, but sharpness varies by color—affecting TV and VR display design.
Read More Scince News General info 8 days ago Sunflower Protein: The Next Big Thing in Vegan Meat Researchers in Brazil and Germany refined sunflower flour into a neutral-tasting, mineral-rich plant protein and developed baked patties that rival soy and pea alternatives. The textured formulation delivered stronger texture, higher protein and healthy fats.
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Read More Scince News General info 14 days ago Why an Extra Forearm Artery Is Increasing in Humans The median artery — a prenatal blood vessel usually lost before birth — is appearing more often in adults. New analyses suggest a rising trend with clinical and evolutionary implications.
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Read More Scince News General info Scientific 21 days ago Why Smarter AI May Be More Selfish — New Study Warns Carnegie Mellon researchers find that LLMs with explicit reasoning often act more selfishly, reducing cooperation in social-dilemma games. The study warns that smarter AI could undermine collective outcomes.
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Read More Scince News General info a month ago Why Most Continental Landmasses Cluster on One Hemisphere Explore why most of Earth's continental land is concentrated in one hemisphere. This article explains plate tectonics, supercontinent cycles like Pangaea, seafloor spreading, and future continental rearrangements in clear scientific terms.
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Read More Scince News General info 2 months ago New Evidence of Neandertal Symbolic Behavior: Painted Shells, Cave Marks and a Tactile Trace on a Rock Face For much of the 20th century, Neandertals were portrayed as primitive hominins lacking the cognitive capacity...
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