Innovative organic quantum dots boost solar cell efficiency, heralding renewable energy advancements.
When it comes to clean energy, solar power is a shining example of hope and new ideas. As we keep looking for better ways to use the sun's energy, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the possibilities of solar cells. This study is based on a cutting-edge substance called lead halide perovsk...
ABSTRACT. In this paper, we construct the circular velocity curve of the Milky Way out to ∼30 kpc, providing an updated model of the dark matter density profile
Using neuroimaging, new study demonstrates potential for improved prediction of ADHD symptoms in young patients.
Pacific Island nations combat NCDs through evolving food taxation, targeting unhealthy items, balancing health goals with cultural and economic considerations.
Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) are spread out like gems on the top of the vast blue Pacific Ocean. These beautiful islands, known for their rich cultural history and stunning scenery, are facing a storm that isn't related to the weather but to metabolism. Noncommunicable diseases (...
This study reveals that kiwifruit and vitamin C supplements can enhance mood and vitality, with kiwifruit showing stronger benefits, uncovered through innovative smartphone surveys.
It's nice to find an easy, real answer that's as close as our next meal in a world where trying to be happy often leads us down the rabbit hole of self-help books and health trends. Think about what would happen if the key to a better mood and a more positive view on life was hidden in our fruit bow...
Black hole observations solve cosmic-ray mystery. The observations point to a place where particles of matter spewed by a black hole in a region known as the Manatee Nebula are accelerated to near-lig
An array of telescopes in Namibia has uncovered the source of some of the most energetic particles in the cosmos, making a momentous discovery in the vast, starry expanse of our galaxy. This discovery, which revolves on the mysterious Manatee Nebula, is a major step forward in our long-running effor...
Confronting poor behaviour cannot be left to a single voice to be effective, shows new research highlighting the importance of bystander intervention.
A study in mice suggests repeated exposure can prime the brain for faster learning
Research found drinking even a small amount of alcohol before bed can adversely affect sleep quality. People who do not get enough REM sleep can experience emotional problems.
Everyone has heard the old wives' tale about having a nightcap to help you fall asleep. Numerous books and movies have glorified the concept of having a little bit to drink before bed, portraying it as the ideal relaxing technique.
A caffeine supplementation of 3 mg/kg significantly improved performance of elite e-sports players, by enhancing reaction and shooting skills
Every edge is important in the fast-paced world of e-sports, where split-second choices can make or break winners. Imagine that there was a legal, easy-to-find potion that could make you smarter and better at games. No, it's not a new piece of technology or a secret workout plan. It's likely somethi...
A new study has found that both moderate and vigorous physical activities are associated with lower levels of specific depressive symptoms, notably anhedonia (loss of interest or pleasure) and fatigue
A study in the Journal of Affective Disorders reveals that moderate and vigorous physical activities reduce certain depressive symptoms, especially anhedonia and fatigue, but not others like suicidal thoughts or sleep issues.
Physical activity’s relationship with depression is more complex than it appears
In the complicated dance of mental and physical health, the link between physical exercise (PA) and sadness has been studied and looked into for a long time. But, like the many parts that make up a complex musical piece, the details of this connection—specifically, how different kinds of exercise af...
Researchers have found there are two key reasons people choose to be anonymous online: self-expression or toxic behaviour
Many people now consider the internet to be a second home. The University of Queensland has shed light on an interesting part of our online lives: the appeal and effects of being anonymous. Thanks to the hard work of smart PhD student Lewis Nitschinsk from UQ's School of Psychology, a new study look...
A small male mouse-sized marsupials (the antechinus) give up sleep for sex during mating season, then die after intense mating season, study finds
Picture a world where the need for love is so strong that it beats the need to sleep. It sounds like the plot of a dramatic love story, doesn't it? The strange thing is that this isn't just a story; it's a harsh reality for some of our fuzzy friends down under.
New proof reveals how Quantum Matter interacts with gravitational fields. This no-go theorem sets the constraints for Quantum Gravity theories, showing that if quantum matter influences a gravitation.
Have you ever pondered the mysteries of the universe? Specifically, the mind-bending realm where quantum mechanics and gravity intersect? Well, buckle up, because a recent paper by Thomas Galley, Flaminia Giacomini, and John Selby is about to take us on a fascinating journey into this enigmatic worl...
Men on vegan diets perceived as less masculine, highlighting gender stereotypes in diet choices.
In the smorgasbord of modern society, where your diet can be as much a statement as your Spotify playlist, a recent study has tossed up some food for thought. Researchers from the University of Warsaw have dished out insights into how vegetarian and vegan diets are more than a culinary choice – they...
A new analysis finds 400,000-plus jobs will be created from the 210 EV, battery and clean energy projects launched since the climate law passed.
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is a vital legislation that can create jobs and boost economic growth, especially in electric vehicles (EV), batteries, and the clean energy industry. The Act has the potential to transform the country’s job landscape and the growth of local economies as it offers s...
Imagine yourself passing through a spacious library with books holding your lifetime experiences, thoughts, and memories on their pages. This repository is organised by a web of connections between each section, so no detail is missed. These are our “cognitive maps"—the structured internal represen...
Researchers have developed AI-based tools that can identify subtle speech patterns in schizophrenia patients. This approach, described in a study in PNAS, aims to enhance the diagnostic precision currently relying mainly on patient conversations. In tests involving verbal fluency tasks, the AI model was less predictable in patients with schizophrenia, especially those with severe symptoms. This unpredictability is believed to be connected to ‘cognitive maps’ in the brain. The team aims to further evaluate this technology’s clinical efficacy in the coming years.
Daily 20-minute exercises might be more beneficial than a single 2-hour weekly session