People Watched Other People Shake Boxes for Science
People are shown to be good at detecting another person's epistemic goals just by watching them
Articles by Johns Hopkins University
How an African Bird Might Inspire a Better Water Bottle
Scientists want to better understand how the male sandgrouse can carry about 15% of their body weight in water
Will Future Computers Run on Human Brain Cells?
Researchers break ground on new field of "organoid intelligence"
Simulations Show Aftermath of Black Hole Collision
The work shows how a remnant black hole sends gravitational waves like ripples on a pond
New Robot Does ‘The Worm’ When Temperature Changes
Creators envision "gelbots" crawling through human bodies to deliver medicine
Webb Reveals Unprecedented Glimpse of Merging Galaxies
Swirling galaxies unite around red quasar in ‘monster’ black hole
The Best Way to Take Pills, According to Science
Your body posture can impact how quickly you absorb medicine
New Material Could Lead to Stronger, Lighter, and Safer Helmets, Vehicles
Strength was added with the help of high energy-absorbing liquid crystal elastomers
A New Method to Find Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water
Chlorination generates hundreds of unregulated byproducts in water
New Software Cuts Time, Cost from Gene Sequencing
The new process developed by Johns Hopkins University researchers shrinks the time it takes to profile gene mutations, from 15 days or more to just three