Science

Why do we resemble our parents?

The flow of energy is the engine that drives all life on Earth.

One of the most profound ideas in all of science is the Cell Theory, which states that all living things are made of cells, and the cell is the fundamental unit of life.

When I first started studying biology, I was surprised to learn how much of it is actually chemistry.

From the smallest microbe to the largest whale, all life on Earth is governed by a set of fundamental principles.

Exploring the science behind your accent is a journey into how our brains shape identity through sound.

Understanding why do we lie reveals a surprising truth: deception is a deeply ingrained and evolved social skill.

Venturing into the most complex organ in the human body, brain surgery represents one of the most challenging and precise fields of medicine.

Many wonder how to think yourself smart, questioning if intelligence is a fixed trait or something that can be cultivated.

The ticking clock, the confined space, the cryptic puzzles—this is the thrilling world of escape rooms.

The phrase 'seeing is believing' suggests a deep trust in our visual perception, yet how optical illusions work reveals the fascinating ways our brain can be tricked.

Understanding how we learn is fundamental to unlocking the full potential of the human mind.

We often think of our eyes as windows to the world, but their role in how we perceive our surroundings is more like that of a camera.

Pain is your body's essential, built-in alarm system.

While we know our brain controls our moods and behavior, a growing body of evidence suggests we are overlooking another critical player in our neurobiology: the gut.