Imagining faces in tree trunks and your morning eggs? AI can see them, too
Computers can be trained to exhibit pareidolia, the phenomenon of recognizing faces in objects
Computers can be trained to exhibit pareidolia, the phenomenon of recognizing faces in objects
By studying how tumors are transmitted in hydras, researchers hope to learn how to predict or even prevent outbreaks in all sorts of wildlife
Tumor acidity and signaling through GPR65 on tumor macrophages drive accelerated growth of obesity-associated cancers.
New organization will strive to give Pacific region scholars recognition and support
Expectations dramatically alter perceived heat, brain scans reveal
“Nobody told me it was impossible, but nobody … reassured me it was doable either,” this Ph.D. student writes
Robots autonomously observed the behavior of honey bee colonies continuously over a month-long period.
A satellite mission backs up—with meticulous precision—major gravitational principle
The 25-year-old woman is still making her own insulin a year after having gotten a transplant of her modified stem cells, scientists say.
Human biomonitoring studies typically capture only a small and unknown fraction of the entire chemical universe. We combined chemical analysis with a high-throughput in vitro…
Two evolutionary biologists speak to Science about the disparities in how some geographic areas are represented in biodiversity research