The human body, I know, did not evolve to swim laps ... here—about 8,000 feet (2,439 meters)—and some to her cultural background. "We make the best runners. We are nomads, moving animals ...

Often biologists study life at many different levels (think cells, tissues, organs, body systems ... Business and Industry: Human biologists work with drug and science product companies in new product ...

The use of unclaimed bodies in medical schools was legalized in the 1800s as an attempt to stop grave robbing, where ...

But progress in both the natural and human sciences ... with his mathematics and engineering science background, overcame his cognitive dissonance about action research. “I was very suspicious ...

You cannot apply science to law without knowing the science first. Therefore, the Forensic Lab hires people with strong core science backgrounds. They do not require, nor usually like a forensic ...

The Bachelor of Science (Human Nutrition) is designed to give you a clear understanding of basic nutritional principles. You’ll also learn about the composition of food, human requirements for ...

Researchers recreated the face of a 17th century woman buried with a sickle across her neck and a padlock on her toe, ...

The effect—akin to stars blinking on and off in unison—won’t be visible to Miao Wang’s naked eye; he has to use special glasses to observe the cosmic microwave background ... The Three-Body Problem is ...

The researchers believe that N. degiustoi likely reached its giant size—which rivaled that of most anurans alive during the age of reptiles (251.9–66.0 million years ago)—as a result of having a long ...

Summary: A new study reveals that while human-AI collaboration can be powerful, it depends on the task. Analysis of hundreds of studies found that AI outperformed human-AI teams in decision-making ...

Ancient DNA recovered from Pompeii shows that people found holding one another beneath the volcanic ash weren’t related in ...

“I come from a science background,” she said, “but I do believe in some of the things that we cannot explain.” Eschewing talk of “colors” and “candles,” Mehta points to the chakras’ direct ties with ...