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Microglia dysfunction in those who experienced early life adversity prompts an aberrant stress response during adulthood that may be linked to mental illness.

Hackers stole over a half-billion dollars' worth of cryptocurrency, and no one noticed. That's the wild takeaway Tuesday morning after the team behind Ronin, an Ethereum sidechain developed for the popular blockchain-int...

The brains of highly creative people appear to work differently from those who are less creative in terms of connectivity, a new study reports.

The DNA of people who lived in Great Britain thousands of years ago has markers of natural selection at work - and the driving force seems to have been a shortage of vitamin D

The rapid rise in gas prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine has renewed calls for the U.S. to become "energy independent."

Ring's Video Doorbell - and other Ring devices - have that distinctive notification tone. It's a useful tone, letting you know when your device has detected

The 2022 flagship Neo QLED TV from Samsung combines a Mini LED backlight and Quantum Dots with a 4K neural processor and class-leading local dimming.

Graduate engineering and economics programs are No. 1 in the nation; MIT Sloan is No. 5.

Despite the timing, the 45-minute hijacking was most likely an error, not an attack.

According to Elon Musk's latest updates, the Starship could be ready to fly with the new Raptor engines by May The post Starship Could be Ready for an Orbital Flight in May appeared first on Universe Today.

Sometimes a YouTube video deserves more nuanced feedback than a simple comment, or a "thumbs up" or a "thumbs down". YouTube today is testing timed-specific emoji reactions for a small group of users. Viewers can throw o...

A new Diablo game is set to release to iPad, iPhone, and Android devices later this year, boasting a brand new story, competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes, and controller support. First announced at Blizzcon 201...

Formlabs printed a prosthetic used to treat an Indian hornbill named Crescent that had cancer in its bill, showing the technology's medical promise.

Don't expect to see new flags in your phone's emoji any time soon. The Unicode Consortium has warned it will "no longer accept proposals" for flag emoji, regardless of category. They're more trouble than they're worth, t...

In honor of Women's History Month, we talked about the stories behind these artists' most challenging images--from the personal to the political.

It takes expensive tools to learn about the universe, but projects like the Very Large Array for radio astronomy in New Mexico and the Chandra X-ray Observatory, which orbits Earth, have pushed scientific knowledge forwa...

Cybersecurity researchers have shed more light on a malicious loader that runs as a server and executes received modules in memory, laying bare the structure of an "advanced multi-layered virtual machine" used by the mal...

A threat actor dubbed "RED-LILI" has been linked to an ongoing large-scale supply chain attack campaign targeting the NPM package repository by publishing nearly 800 malicious modules. "Customarily, attackers use an anon...

Smartphones can plot travel routes, contact loved ones, and collect evidence of abuse. As one refugee put it, "this sim card is our life."

Overheating is a major problem for today’s computers, but those of tomorrow might stay cool by circumventing a canonical boundary on information processing --

Yandex, a multi-billion dollar tech company based in Russia, had been operating autonomous vehicles in Michigan before the invasion of Ukraine. | Yandex Yandex, the multi-billion dollar Russian tech company that's been o...

Messaging interoperability encryption challenges are being discussed by security experts, following the European Union's decision to make cross-platform messaging capabilities a legal requirement. There was much debate o...