A new study of early Neolithic bows in Mediterranean finds diverse wood use, highlighting how hunting remained important alongside farming.

What types of photos make people reach for their wallets? New Stanford University-led research suggests that brain activity can help forecast which wildlife images will inspire people to engage online ...

Nearly half of all couples, married or in a committed romantic relationship, met their partner on a dating app. Yet as these platforms steadily become the new Cupid’s bow, many users struggle with ...

A new study finds vibe coding improves when humans give the instructions, but declines when AI does, with the best hybrid setup keeping humans foremost, with AI as an arbiter or judge. New research ...

( OTCQB: BIXT) today announced positive clinical results from its recently completed Phase 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, dose-optimization trial evaluating ProLectin-M in subjects ...

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Apple researchers have developed an AI model that dramatically improves extremely dark photos by integrating a diffusion-based image model directly into the camera’s image processing pipeline, ...

Marines will once again be judged by how they look in an official photograph when they are up for key career opportunities, according to a policy released this week, partially reversing a 2020 rule ...

Google Photos is practically the default gallery app on Android, but that’s underselling just how powerful of a photo editor it is, especially with that new Create tab. With a new update, Photos is ...

Introduction: Vegetation is linked to better health partly by promoting physical activity, but the psychological mechanisms remain unclear. We examined whether perceived environmental restorativeness ...

If you’ve ever spent time fine-tuning your dating app bio only to get fewer matches than you’d hoped, you’re not alone. A new study suggests that your bio may matter less than you think, and that your ...