Musical tastes refine with age, study finds
A 15-year study shows that musical taste becomes more refined with age. Younger listeners follow trends, while older listeners prefer personal, nostalgic music.
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New material mimics cartilage, targets arthritis flare-ups.
New material senses body changes, releases drugs for arthritis.
Glue-gun-like device prints bone grafts during surgery
Glue-gun-like device prints bone grafts directly onto fractures, revolutionizing orthopedic surgery.
First visible time crystal made by physicists
Physicists created a time crystal visible to the naked eye, opening new technological possibilities like anti-counterfeiting measures.
Brains process colors similarly across people
Scientists find that different people's brains process colors in the same way, suggesting a common neural representation for hues.
Game-based training boosts memory and brain structure in older adults.
New studies show game-based training improves memory and brain structure in older adults with mild dementia.
Bluey Teaches Kids Resilience, Study Finds
Bluey isn’t just entertaining kids, she’s modelling how to deal with life’s ups and downs.
New pollen-based sunscreen blocks UV, protects corals
Experimental sunscreen made from plant pollen blocks 97% UV rays and doesn't harm corals.
Plastic waste turned into CO2 capture material
Scientists turn plastic waste into CO2-capturing material.
Ultrasound helmet offers non-invasive Parkinson’s treatment
New ultrasound helmet could replace invasive brain surgery for Parkinson’s.