Survey Finds White Men Dominate Collections of Major Art Museums
A comprehensive study reveals that 85 percent of artists featured in permanent collections are white, while 87 percent are men
Flooding in Midwest May Reach ‘Historic and Catastrophic’ Levels
Nebraska alone has sustained an estimated $1.4 billion in losses and damages
How a Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s Disease Helped Scientists Create a New Early Diagnosis Method
Joy Milne first noticed a “sort of woody, musky odor” emanating from her husband some 12 years before he was diagnosed with the degenerative disorder
A new experiment reveals signs our brains may respond to changes in Earth’s magnetic field, but it’s unclear whether it impacts behavior
F.D.A. Approves First Drug for Treating Postpartum Depression
Brexanolone, which is administered intravenously, has been shown to work within 48 hours
Karen Uhlenbeck Is the First Woman to Win Math’s Top Prize
The Abel Prize honoree was recognized for “the fundamental impact of her work on analysis, geometry and mathematical physics”
Healthy Baby Lambs Born Using World’s Oldest Sperm
Ram semen survived 50 years frozen in liquid nitrogen, matched insemination success rate of sperm frozen for just one year
How Urban Beehives Can Help Researchers Detect Air Pollution
Trace elements found in honey may be able to lead researchers straight to the source of environmental contamination
Cyclone Idai Brings Death and Devastation to Southern Africa
‘Almost everything is destroyed,’ said an aid worker in the city of Beira, Mozambique
This Minimally Invasive Technique Could Reduce the Need for Open-Heart Surgery
Clinical trials suggest TAVR is just as beneficial as, or perhaps even better than, open-heart surgery for low- and high-risk patients alike
Scientists Played Music to Cheese as It Aged. Hip-Hop Produced the Funkiest Flavor
Researchers played nonstop loops of Led Zeppelin, A Tribe Called Quest and Mozart to cheese wheels to find out how sound waves impacted flavor
Study Finds Paintings Featuring Blue and Red Hues Sell for the Most Money at Auction
There’s green to be found in shades of red and blue
Hungry Otters Are Creating a Unique Archaeological Record
By bashing mussel shells onto stones, otters leave behind traces of their activity
The Carcasses That Mountain Lions Leave Behind Power Entire Insect Ecosystems
A new study shows 215 species of beetles rely on the big cats’ leftovers
Actors’ Brain Activity May Change When They Are in Character
A new study of actors’ brain activity suggests that they may ‘lose themselves’ when performing
What Happens When You Drop an iPhone Into a Blender?
Scientists ground up an iPhone 4s to reveal its chemical composition, highlight rare metals used in manufacturing and encourage device recycling
NASA Releases Opportunity Rover’s Final Panorama Photograph
The little Mars explorer was hit by a duststorm in June, 2018 and never recovered, but it did send back 354 images from on its final days
Your Opinion of Sushi Is a Good Predictor of How Willing You Are to Eat Insects
Individuals who frequently dine on sushi are more likely to try insects than their raw fish-rejecting counterparts
White Americans Produce More Air Pollution Than They Consume
African-Americans and Hispanics consume fewer pollutant-generating products, but get hit hardest by the negative effects
Newly Discovered Starry Dwarf Frogs Are Lone Species of an Ancient Lineage
The newly discovered ‘oddball frog’ species dwells in India’s Western Ghats, one of the hottest of the biodiversity hotspots
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