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Even if we can change a memory, should we? It’s a profound question. It’s about the core of humanity. At times, science can reduce us to machines. Under the hood, we have the same parts, more or less. The neurochemicals that fuel the brain, including the creation and recall of memories, work pretty much the […]

How transcendent feelings arise from the forces of Darwinian natural selection.

There once was a cosmic seed that sprouted the Milky Way galaxy. Astronomers have discovered its last surviving remnants.

AI-powered chatbots get science facts basically right, but their reasoning is still shallow.

One question for David Krakauer, an evolutionary theorist and president of the Santa Fe Institute for complexity science.

Individual behavior patterns may skew studies. A “STRANGE” new approach could help.

A vulva by any other name … causes confusion and unnecessary suffering.

The series of fortunate astrophysical events that gave us Ceres.

One question for Christopher Timmermann, a cognitive neuroscientist at Imperial College London.

The intrepid travelers are widely dispersed despite their sedentary lifestyle.

Cosmologists are using secondary signatures from the cosmic microwave background to map the universe’s hidden matter.

A positive spin on our past can help inure us against pain.

Without some downtime, artificial neural networks become catastrophically forgetful.

A spotlight on the personal life of the trailblazing philosopher.

James Dewar, the creator of cordite, likely helped win World War I. But why never a Nobel?