Women with poorer action control had a genetic predisposition toward higher dopamine levels, however, researchers were unable to identify this correlation in men

Recent findings involving the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans mark a major milestone in the field of 'connectomics'

Study shows how healthy people can sometimes misattribute touch to the wrong side of their body, or even to a completely wrong part of the body

New research from Chicago Booth finds deception is viewed as a sign of competence in certain occupations

A computer scientist at the University of Göttingen develops automated process for finding out the effectiveness of virtual reality technology

A new analysis of scientific citations has revealed previously unknown patterns

Even looking at things that remind of coffee can arouse our minds, reveals a new University of Toronto study

A team has found patterns in how people interact in small groups that lead to the emergence of leaders

Multiple animal positioning system shows that group-housed mice influence the social proximity of mice reared in isolation

Despite having no motors, batteries, circuits, or processors, the objects can switch between multiple configurations in response to pre-determined environmental cues

Using seabirds to tell us about the tide could be especially useful for the marine renewable energy industry

Individuals in many animal species show different personality types—some individuals are consistently bolder than others