Gold from mushrooms, the alchemy of the third millennium
Researchers from Goa University have discovered an innovative method to extract gold nanoparticles from Termitomyces mushrooms, opening up new prospects for India in the global market.
Researchers from Goa University have discovered an innovative method to extract gold nanoparticles from Termitomyces mushrooms, opening up new prospects for India in the global market.
The subduction zone beneath the Strait of Gibraltar is moving westward and may one day "invade" the Atlantic Ocean, causing it to slowly close.
The Blinkerwall, a stone megastructure discovered in the Baltic Sea, sheds light on Paleolithic hunting strategies.
The existence of a new type of magnetism has been confirmed: the discovery paves the way for "spintronic" computers, based on the spin of electrons, rather than on electric current.
Reading the Herculaneum Papyri with artificial intelligence begins to reveal lost works. The Vesuvius Challenge is won.
Very strange shape, thin and non-wooden trunk, wide leaves and no branches: the tree fossil just discovered in Canada is one of a kind.
The Aggarwal-curcumin case shows how high the risk of manipulation and false hopes is in research, and how much attention is needed.
New research on Leonardo da Vinci's aerial propeller shows promising solutions for reducing noise pollution from drones.
Brrr, Antarctica! Cold place of mystery and speculation. Let's compare popular theories and recent scientific evidence together.
Recent studies reveal that India's tectonic plate is splitting right beneath Tibet, changing the geology of the Himalayas
A recent archaeological discovery in Scandinavia could rewrite the history of the Vikings, revealing ancient naval funeral rites before the Viking Age.
The integration of Neanderthal DNA into modern humans raises questions about our true evolutionary heritage.
All the recent research that highlights the importance of fascia, the tissue that supports organs and muscles
Research reveals that 27 well-chosen tickets offer a sure win in the UK National Lottery. But as always, all that glitters is not gold.
"Brains" playing Pong, dark stars, conversations with whales... Nothing is missing from the strangest searches of the year.
We thought we had concluded this incredible year for archaeology, full of discoveries...
2023 has brought surprising discoveries in archaeology: they will question old beliefs about art, architecture and gender roles in ancient societies
Blue Zones, reality or fiction? Recent discoveries cast doubt on their existence and longevity data.
Research reveals that dolphins use pores on their snouts to detect electrical fields: it helps them hunt and orient themselves.
The claim of a 27.000-year-old pyramid in Indonesia sparks a global debate and investigation into its historical legitimacy.
Archaeologists discover a network of Bronze Age sites that show advanced innovation and cooperation in a crucial era of history