The article analyses psychology described to control people in Brave New World using the classical conditioning theory and experiment.

This is the second piece in a series on Einstein’s four ‘miracle year’ papers that revolutionised physics at the turn of the 20th century...

Recent developments in machine learning have taken machine reasoning ever closer to human capability. Graphs are transformed into trees, ...

For over a decade, population receptive field mapping has been the gold standard for the mapping of the human visual cortex.

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The importance of soft sediment habitats is a poorly known area of marine science, yet they are vital for the healthy cycling of our oceans.

An exploration of the evolutionary history of sharks uncovers how the apex predator has withstood the sands of time.

11 unknown lines of code being deleted halted software development around the world exposing how vulnerable our online world is.

The James Webb Space Telescope will look deeper into the universe than any telescope before, to see how the early universe began to form the

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Einstein’s four ‘miracle year’ papers changed physics forever. Here we discuss his first, about the nature of light, which launched the quan

Random number generation is an essential tool for modern day security and research. But how do we generate and verify truly random data?

Sex-related differences in heart failure has led to serious outcomes due to the under-representation of women in clinical trials.

Residing from equatorial rainforests in South America, sloths are a biological anomaly that defy common understandings of natural selection.

The controlling of individual particles of light is key to next-generation quantum technologies. We study a particular open quantum system.

Global warming is rapidly affecting the ocean, impacting its life and the environment around it. But what if seabirds could help?

Synesthesia describes the condition of involuntary sensory blending. This article delves into its possible mechanisms.

Preliminary results from muon experiments indicates new physics on the horizon, but as of yet a scientific consensus hasn't yet been met.

Nanoparticle self-assembly is a route to developing interesting new materials. We explore this in the context of amphipathic nanospheres.

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation