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In a new study in JNeurosci, Dorit Kliemann and James Traer, from the University of Iowa, led a research collaboration to compare brain activity between people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and individuals who do not have autism.
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When organisms consume foods or drinks with a mixture of tastes, like sweet and sour, how do their taste buds communicate this taste information to the brain?
Adding a dash of lemon juice or vinegar has long been known to cooks as a way to enhance a dish, but now scientists are understanding how sourness works in the brain
The Earthshot Prize, founded by Prince William in 2020, identifies and supports environmental solutions across five categories.
Starship deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites in orbit before returning to its Texas launch site 22.5 hours after liftoff
A Nigerian-born chemist working in the United States, Kaothar Olurode Adeleke, has announced plans to establish an independent contract analytical testing laboratory to help prevent drug shortages and…
In the mood for a sky show you can capture, edit, and keep for posterity’s sake? You are right on time for the Leonids Meteor Shower, which will rain down the skies on Nov 17 and Nov 18 (Tues and…
