Ancient Evidence of Cat ‘Making Biscuits’ Found in Jerusalem Clay Jug
Archaeologists in Jerusalem recently made an intriguing discovery that sheds light on the domestic life in the region over a thousand years ago. A fragment of a jug dating back to 1,200 years ago...
The Risks of Forensic DNA Analysis in Criminal Investigations
When it comes to solving crimes, DNA evidence is often seen as the gold standard. However, a recent study published in the journal iScience has shed light on some of the limitations and risks...
Using Digital Avatars to Help People with Psychosis Overcome Distressing Voices
New article:Therapy Using Digital Avatars to Help Those with Psychosis Overcome Distressing VoicesA recent study conducted by clinical psychologists at Kings College London (KCL) has revealed that therapy using computer-generated avatars can significantly help...
Combining AI and Quantum Mechanics to Create Optical Illusions for Computers
A new study published in the journal APL Machine Learning reveals an innovative approach to AI that mimics how humans interpret complex optical illusions. By combining principles from quantum mechanics with deep neural networks,...
Understanding Written Sentences: How Our Brains Process Information Rapidly
The study found that the human brain processes the structure of written sentences very quickly. By analyzing brain activity in 36 volunteers, researchers discovered that people can recognize basic sentence structures in just 125...
Washington State Bird Flu Outbreak and Scurvy Case Study Caused by Enormous Meteorite
Good day, readers! For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m here to provide you with the latest science news. Let's dive into some interesting findings that have recently come to light.About 3 billion years ago,...
The Impending Threat of Orbital Debris: Plans to Destroy the International Space Station
In 2031, the International Space Station (ISS) will meet its end, crashing into the Pacific Ocean near Point Nemo, the farthest point from land on Earth. SpaceX will assist in this controlled deorbiting process...
Revolutionizing Phobia Treatment: The Power of ‘Unconscious’ Therapies
Exposure therapy has long been a go-to treatment for phobias and fear-related conditions, requiring patients to face their fears head-on repeatedly until the fear diminishes. However, the dropout rates for this type of therapy...
Understanding the Impact of Nuclear War: Importance of U.N. Study
At the United Nations, there is a push to form a group of scientists who will study and share information about the effects of nuclear war. This effort aims to increase global awareness about...
Rapid Spread: The Impact of Faster Wildfires on Communities
Wildfires have always been a threat to communities, but recent research shows that the fastest-moving wildfires are becoming even more destructive due to climate change. A new study analyzed tens of thousands of wildfires...