Endless Smartphone Scrolling May Affect Memory, Sleep and Balance, Study Finds
Spending hours scrolling through social media and short videos may have consequences beyond wasted time. A study highlighted by ScienceDaily
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Invisible Tattoos That Appear Under UV Light Could Transform Medical Marking
Scientists are developing a new type of tattoo ink that remains invisible under normal lighting but becomes visible when exposed
Powerful Solar Storm Expected on October 11: Possible Effects on Satellites and Radio Signals
Earth is preparing for a possible geomagnetic storm on October 11, after two eruptions from the Sun sent charged material
IIT-BHU Scientists Develop Green Light Technology to Fight Bacterial Infections
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, have developed a promising light-activated approach to fighting bacterial infections. The
Optogenetics Explained: The Nobel-Winning Science That Uses Light to Control Brain Cells
Optogenetics Wins the 2026 Nobel Prize The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth,
IIT Gandhinagar Demonstrates 5.56-km Quantum Communication Link Through Open Air
India has taken another step towards quantum-secure communication after scientists and technology researchers successfully demonstrated a 5.56-km quantum link through
Deadly Fungus May Spread in Yosemite Toads During Winter
A new study has uncovered an unexpected threat facing young Yosemite toads: a deadly fungal infection may become more severe
Mulberry May Influence Gut Bacteria and Metabolism, New Research Finds
Mulberries could be more interesting to scientists than their sweet taste suggests. New research involving scientists from Wroclaw Medical University
New Map Identifies U.S. Rivers That Need the Most Protection
A new scientific assessment has created a detailed map showing which rivers and streams across the contiguous United States are
Bats May Have First Evolved in Europe 65 Million Years Ago, Study Finds
Bats may have an unexpected origin story. A large international study combining genetic data from living bats with fossils suggests