Scientists reverse aging in human cell lines

Scientists are 1 step closer to understanding how the brain regulates memory and mood, thanks to the discovery of 2 distinct types of stem cells

Some perfectly healthy people can’t remember their own lives

Gender and racial bias can be ‘unlearnt’ during sleep

Commuting length, distance, and means are stress factors that can lead to burnout

Yoshitaka Fujii falsified 183 papers before statistics exposed him—roughly 7 percent of all retracted papers between 1980 and 2011. And: I Fooled Millions Into Thinking Chocolate Helps Weight Loss. Here’s How. [Thanks Tim]

Mystery of Swiss cheese holes solved

Giraffes have long enjoyed a special place in the hearts of evolutionists for another reason: as a real-life example of how to distinguish Darwinian from Lamarckian evolution.

A bug in Apple’s iOS means that anyone can crash an iPhone by simply sending it a certain string of characters in a message.

Along with The Netherlands, the German market is by far the most affected one by the ad blocking phenomenon. There, ad block use approaches 40% of the internet population.

Like every other business, clandestine operations have a budget and like every federal agency, that budget is examined by scores of government workers. But how do expenses work if you’re a spy, doing secret work?

Can you be guilty of copyright infringement for using your own work?

Finnegans Wake becomes a hit book in China

Algorithm Clones Facial Expressions…And Pastes Them Onto Other Faces

Cat hair pills available

every day the same again | June 1st, 2015