Mathematicians Calculate How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Coffee
Your morning routine gets quantified by mathematical models.
Your morning routine gets quantified by mathematical models.
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This year, the Nobel Prize celebrated research on molecular machines, cells' recycling mechanisms, and discoveries about unusual states of matter.
Researchers analyzed 20 sets of human remains from one of the many workhouses where entire families were institutionalized—and made to work long hours—as a "remedy" to poverty.
Researchers hope to have the casein packaging on grocery store shelves within the next three years.
Think of the children (or yourself, if you don’t care about children).
The paste is a lie.
Scientists have found a simple way to get hydrogen out of fescue grass.
Ripening peppers are the butterflies of the vegetable world, undergoing extraordinary chemical transformations.
This could make cleanup methods faster and safer.
In five months, they'll be official.
Ava Winery is trying to recreate the world's most sought-after wines in the lab and on the cheap.
Their equipment captured and analyzed air from hundreds of viewers during screenings of 'Dinosaurs 3D,' 'Buddy,' and 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.'
"Kissin' garlic" is date night-friendly.
BPA-free plastic products may not be safe as you think.
The phrase “mouth-watering” is actually pretty accurate. Prepare to become acutely aware of how much spit is in your mouth right now.
Quantifying drug levels in edible products is difficult but essential, especially for people who use marijuana medicinally.
Having to scrape ice off your windshield could become a thing of the past.
Neanderthals may have been craftier than we give them credit for.
This video breaks down the physiology, chemistry, and physics behind the pain of stepping on a LEGO.
We look at the chemical reaction happening right in front of your eyes.