Science & Tech

Felix Baumgartner: goodbye to the man skipped by the stratosphere

Felix Baumgartner died, known for the 39,000 meters supersonic jump (that is, in the middle of the stratosphere). Hero of ...

How quickly are you getting old? Brain scans reveal it

A new “clock” keeps track of the rhythm of aging by measuring the thickness of the cortex and the volume ...

Is it really true that Mancini are more creative than the steed?

In the collective imagination, who writes with his left hand is a creative: but is this belief supported by science? ...

Thirty years ago, Stephen Hawking made predictions for 2025, and they are impressive!

In 1995, renowned physicist Stephen Hawking made several bold predictions about what life would look like in 2025. Now that we’ve ...

Hosting Options That Support Complex Integrations without Added Friction

If you have a website with an online presence, you must choose the right hosting service. Why, you might ask? ...

The metabolism of sugars in the brain could help us against dementia

The excessive accumulation of glycogen in the brain worsens oxidative stress and damage on neurons, increasing dementia risk. But an ...

This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.

Slovenia’s groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology marks a historic shift in how we approach climate control. This small European nation ...

In the plasma of newborns there are very high levels of a protein associated with Alzheimer’s

Concentrations of P-Tau 20 times higher than those detected in patients with Alzheimer’s in newborn children: the role of the ...

Vampire bats vaccinate each other licking each other

The vampire bats (Desmodus Rotundus) are a serious threat to Central and Southern America breeders, since they infect cattle by ...