News Articles about Everyday Life

Social distancing and face mask wearing has delayed language and speech development of babies

What can we find out about the Roman's living conditions?...

Researchers have found that adding green lights to gillnets can reduce bycatch by over half...

Video games improved the reading skills of Italian schoolchildren...

How much does he drink? What happens chemically? Could an alcohol alternative be the answer?

You may think yourself a good hugger, but does science agree?...

New textile that protects from direct sunlight means people may soon be wearing their own air conditioners

Early birds and night owls risk missing solar cues needed to reset their body clock, risking heart health...

From tasting chili peppers to modeling climate dynamics, we’re looking at the discoveries recognised this year

The rise of slime off Turkey is a dangerous eyesore. But it's not all doom and gloop: this can be reversed

If cats eat and play, mice live to see another day...

Does the announcement from Pfizer this week mark the beginning of the end of our socially-distanced existence...

Why do seagulls want your chips? Turns out they prefer food humans have touched...

How can you improve flood resilience, biodiversity and tourism? Beavers!

An expandable heart valve could spare millions from multiple, hazardous heart surgeries...

The energy stored in wastewater could power the equivalent of every single household in the US and Mexico

What helps a zoo pull in the punters?

Poor living conditions is linked to depression in men, and anxiety in women...

Tiny micropolymers can preserve key nutrients in food supplements...

This interactive display uses sound to produce 3D video and audio...

In every generation there is about a 1% chance of a child’s father not actually being the mother’s husband...

Global wildlife trade affects whole groups of species, with up to 3,000 more species predicted to be affected.

How analysing books can help policy making.

A small study found that exercise reduced the brain shrinkage rate in people at risk of Alzheimer's disease.