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Intellectual humility, characterized by an awareness of one's cognitive limitations and openness to revising beliefs, plays a pivotal role in various aspects of human life. This quality encompasses being open-minded, cur...

A new study delves into the often opaque world of student data collection practices in research projects. Questionable and potentially fraudulent behaviors during data collection were investigated, revealing insights int...

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Bruises are essentially pooled blood under the skin that changes color as its components break down.

Findings about our human ancestors continue to surprise us, especially those from 2023.

There is significant variation in people's ability to visually track fast-moving objects, which might explain why they have superior abilities in some sports

Earth's core isn't exactly aligned with its mantle, which results in a cyclical wobble, new research finds.

Artificial intelligence had a breakout year in 2023 as large language models leapt from research curiosity to the hottest consumer product around. Given current levels of hype, next year could be make or break for the te...

Aliens made headlines in 2023, but are we really any closer to finding life beyond Earth? A recap of the best new evidence, and other remarkable stories from the year in space.

Get the popcorn ready as we wrap up this year's most hotly debated science stories.

Best Buy is knocking $250 off the latest MacBook Air, a big saving on the all-rounder.

Astronomers have spotted a set of 35 mysterious flashes of radio waves from space that seem to show a strange phenomenon of decreasing frequency that has never been seen before

Wrinkles are caused by a loss of structural components in the skin, but what drives this process?

Rare sightings and haunting creatures of the deep appeared on beaches around the world this year -- here are 10

Panasonic signs a deal with Sila Nanotechnologies that will see its fleet of EVs use better-performing and longer-lasting lithium-ion batteries that swap graphene for silicon.

This green honeycreeper has male plumage on one half of its body and female plumage on the other half.

Europe will get its first exascale supercomputer next year, called JUPITER, and it should allow simulations that are currently possible only on a few machines worldwide

The Martian Moons eXploration mission is slated to launch for Phobos in September 2024 - once it gets there, it will drop off a rover, pick up some samples and head home

Separate outbreaks of pneumonia in children have cropped up in the U.S., China and Europe. Public health experts say the uptick in cases is not caused by a novel pathogen.

Like a tuning fork, living human cells have frequencies at which they naturally vibrate - and now we have estimates for what some of them are