Animals camouflaged against their background, like this Florida leopard frog, become easier to detect once they start moving. New research from Rochester scientists explores why human beings are good at discerning moving objects and how we can train our brains to be better at this as we age.
Substances like morphine and cocaine profoundly disrupt the brain’s reward mechanism, intensifying cravings while simultaneously disturbing natural impulses such as hunger and thirst. Australian researchers have
After a period of troubleshooting and anticipation, Voyager 1 has resumed communication with Earth. The aging NASA spacecraft, currently situated about 24 billion kilometres away
For the first time in almost a century, physicists have discovered an entirely new type of magnetic material. Dive into any physics textbook, and you’ll
