Technologies In Science

If you’ve ever felt like an entirely different species than the people who smile their way through 6 AM gym sessions four days per week, a new study finds that may not be as outlandish as it initially sounds. Read More

“These findings enhance our understanding of subjective-well-being patterns and what matters for subjective well-being across the life span.” … Read More

A new study finds that the size of the glasses used to serve wine in restaurants often influences the number of wine diners end up purchasing. Read More

“Compared with people who had the most regular sleep time, those with the most irregular sleep time — more than a 90 minute difference on average across seven nights — had more than a two-fold increased risk of cardiovascular disease over a 5-year period.” … Read More

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found that consumers (people) place a much higher value on outdoor goods and products when it’s either sunny or snowing outside. Read More

“The director of the Space Telescope Science Institute was looking for a solution to that gender gap,” Johnson says in a press release. “Our business research background was a perfect fit for finding insights.” … Read More

Now, a new study conducted at New York University’s School of Dentistry finds that vaping will literally change the bacterial composition in one’s mouth, leaving them that much more susceptible to inflammation and infection. Read More

Why then do so many people crave a cup of coffee in the morning? It turns out you may have never had a choice in the matter; some people are genetically predisposed to quickly develop a taste for some java. Read More

A new study published in the journal Cell joins an increasing list of pro-CR literature, concluding that limiting caloric intake slows cellular aging, reduces inflammation and dramatically lowers one’s risk for developing age-related diseases. Read More