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Love, sweet love, sloth potty breaks and star-shaped cataracts are just a few of the cool Science stories we found this week.

An ancient hunter-gatherer from Spain had blue eyes and dark skin, suggesting that light skin evolved much later in Europe than previously thought.

An ancient hunter-gatherer from Spain had blue eyes and dark skin, suggesting that light skin evolved much later in Europe than previously thought.

A 7000-year-old hunter-gatherer found in a Spanish cave has a genome surprisingly similar to modern humans, with blue eyes and a host of immunity genes     

New measurements date Arizona's vast canyon to 6 million years ago, not 70 million years as has been suggested     

Henry Molaison's brain changed our understanding of memory, now a 3D reconstruction of it is revealing new insights     

In a recent Oxford trial reported in The Lancet, doctors restored sight to patients with choroideremia, a rare inherited cause of blindness that affects about 1 in 50,000 people, with a surgery that involved temporarily ...

Many job seekers will take interviews for positions that aren't necessarily their dream job, even if it's just for practice. Here are a few reasons to interview for a job you don't have your heart set on.

A list of the 50 most common interview questions for 2014 will give you a head start on your next job interview.

(Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard) A new type of electrical generator uses bacterial spores to harness the untapped power of evaporating water, according to research conducted at the Wyss I...