Archives
Teenager's Late Bedtimes Linked to Academic, Social Difficulties
Compared to students who go to sleep early, teenage night owls are more prone to academic and social difficulties in the long-run, according to new research from the University of California at Berkeley.
Latest Research Articles
Nanotrain Network Assembles Tracks, Transports Good and Cleans Up Behind Itself
Two Sets of Red Panda Cubs Debut at NYC Zoos [VIDEO]
Super Typhoon Haiyan Death Toll Estimates Soar to 10,000 [VIDEOs]
Poison Frogs in Costa Rica Display Different Mating Behaviors
Brainstem Abnormalities in Infant Deaths Linked to SIDS
180,000 pounds of Salad, Chicken Products Recalled after Reports of E. coli Infection
New Jersey Officials Remove Arrow from Deer's Head
European Satellite GOCE Falls in Atlantic, No Injuries Reported [Update] [Video]
Weakened Haiyan Makes Landfall in Vietnam [Update]
The Olympic Torch Undergoes its First Spacewalk
PTSD Symptoms Triggered Among Some Boston-area Veterans Following Bombings
Bio Patch Regenerates Bone from Within
MOST POPULAR
-
Endangered Species Recovery Miracles: Captive Breedings and Programs Bringing Animals Back from the Brink
-
Why Is Arctic Ice Melting So Much Faster Than Climate Models Ever Predicted?
-
How Does Drought Reshape Landscapes and Ecosystems? Stress, Resilience, and Conservation Explained
-
Flood Prevention Strategies: Natural Solutions, Riparian Buffers, and Water Management to Stop Floods Fast
-
10 Biggest Volcanic Eruptions in History: Massive VEI Events That Shaped Our World
