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Rather than building objects layer by layer, the printer creates whole structures by projecting light into a resin that solidifies --

Car factories could one day use mind-controlled robotic welders to help keep machine operators at a safe distance

Researchers shed new light on why some people may not respond to antidepressants for major depressive disorder. The study reports, neurons in the brains of some with MDD may become hyperactive in the presence of SSRIs.

A new study reports genetic variants that are critical for the development of the brain during fetal development are also frequently found in psychiatric disorders.

Researchers report 60% of people who committed suicide denied having suicidal thoughts to medical professionals.

Residents and tourists in a town in western Cuba saw a flare pass through the sky and heard an explosion Friday in what officials said was a meteorite strike.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE The World’s Fastest Supercomputer Breaks an AI Record Tom Simonite | Wired “Summit, which occupies an area equivalent to two tennis courts, used more than 27,000 powerful graphics processors i...

Ghosting, which means cutting off all communication without offering an explanation, has only recently entered the popular lexicon. But it's a behavior likely as old as human interactions have existed.

As legend goes, if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow on Groundhog Day, you should expect six more weeks of winter; if he doesn't, plan for spring. Life's Little Mysteries investigates the accuracy of Phil's predictions.

A study of over 100 people in China has found that gut bacteria seem to match their host's blood group, but we don't know how or why they do this yet

Researchers have identified a single gene that increases the need for sleep when we are fighting sickness. NEMURI helps fight infections with its antimicrobial activity, and is secreted by neurons to drive prolonged slee...