Two studies by psychologists from the University of Surrey show that men who flirt at work don’t do it with romantic intentions, but out of pure boredom. It also seems that they are emotional dimwits. More »
Two studies by psychologists from the University of Surrey show that men who flirt at work don’t do it with romantic intentions, but out of pure boredom. It also seems that they are emotional dimwits. More »
Maybe it’s because of Breaking Bad, but lately I’m fascinated by chemistry. I wish I had a teacher as cool as Michigan State University professor Paul Hunter when I was in high school. Watch him demonstrate these amazing reactions on video. More »
Maybe it’s because of Breaking Bad, but lately I’m fascinated by chemistry. I wish I had a teacher as cool as Michigan State University professor Paul Hunter when I was in high school. Watch him demonstrate these amazing reactions on video. More »
Part Tricorder and part lock-pick, Dr. Who’s famous all-in-one device could handle any crisis—save deadlock seals. Now, researchers from Dundee University have replicated at least some of the screwdriver’s functionality with a machine capable of lifting and turning suspended objects. More »
Part Tricorder and part lock-pick, Dr. Who’s famous all-in-one device could handle any crisis—save deadlock seals. Now, researchers from Dundee University have replicated at least some of the screwdriver’s functionality with a machine capable of lifting and turning suspended objects. More »
Leonardo da Vinci was many things: artist, architect, engineer, inventor and—on occasion—scientist. But even though he made many detailed studies of the human form, his anatomical drawings languished unpublished for centuries. Here’s a glimpse into his archives. More »
Leonardo da Vinci was many things: artist, architect, engineer, inventor and—on occasion—scientist. But even though he made many detailed studies of the human form, his anatomical drawings languished unpublished for centuries. Here’s a glimpse into his archives. More »
New research shows that, with simple brain exercises, you may be able to actually increase your intelligence—something scientists previously thought impossible. More »
New research shows that, with simple brain exercises, you may be able to actually increase your intelligence—something scientists previously thought impossible. More »
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