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This is how emissions from express ferries can be halved in just five years

Darwin’s giant plant shows how species adapt

For 'Amalie,' going to prison was devastating. But it helped her get sober

Why preschool teachers show kids emojis

“My pulse quickens every time someone says that children and young people are digital natives"

Your rain gauge could help improve weather forecasts

Study: Many teens sext on social media

How one genetic error can affect both the heart and the brain

The pressure from magma can fold solid rock in less than one day

Are boys more motivated and girls more compassionate?

In 8th grade, boys score higher on everything related to motivation. Girls do best when it comes to compassion. But the picture is a bit more nuanced than that.

“Our research can contribute to the development of batteries that store more energy"

Researchers are looking into what affects the lifespan of batteries. One goal is for them to last longer and charge faster.

People who fear rejection are more likely to pursue social status

A new study shows that competition with others of the same sex is a key driving force.

How electric ships can charge at sea

Study: Art can be a safe space for artists with minority backgrounds

The myth claims that Northern Norwegian spruce is unsuitable as a building material. Researchers now have the answer

Researchers have now identified a mechanism that may explain why some people have a higher risk of developing lymphoma