Study Shows Why Some Images Are More Memorable than Others
A new study from researchers at Yale University helps demystify why some images stick out in people’s memories more than others. It’s said that “man bites dog” makes the news …
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Longer, intense heatwaves lead to rise in premature births: Study
NEW DELHI: The increased frequency and intensity of heatwaves is resulting in preterm and early-term labor, a study has found. According to a new multi-institutional study published JAMA Network Open, …
Common supplement increases heart disease risk, say doctors
A common supplement taken by millions of pensioners could increase the risk of heart disease and strokes for many people, a major new study has found. Fish oil has long …
Researchers Use AI to Boost Metalens Camera Image Quality
In a new study, researchers were able to improve the low-quality images produced by a metalens. These types of ultra-thin cameras have the advantage of being small, but typically have …
Why did Beethoven lose his hearing? A lock of hair holds the key
New Delhi: Ludwig van Beethoven’s hair holds the key to the puzzle that was his host of ailments, hearing loss, and early death. Nearly 200 years after his death, scientists …
People Support Car Bans When Shown AI Images of What Cities Would Look Like
Could images such as this increase support for cities with less cars? | AI-generated via DALL-E 3 Researchers have found that showing people AI images of what a sustainable cities …
Time Slows Down When You Look at a Great Photo, Study Finds
Memorable photographs make time pass more slowly, that’s according to a research paper that examined people’s temporal fluctuations as they looked at different images. It has long been accepted by …
Moon has more water than you think. ISRO finds underground ice reserves ‘5 to 8x’ larger than on surface
Bengaluru: The reserves of underground ice at both poles of the Moon in the first few metres of depth are five to eight times larger than ice on the surface …
Experiencing common emotion could raise heart attack risk – study
Brief surges in anger could raise people’s risk of suffering a heart attack, new research suggests. In new findings published on Wednesday, scientists found that humans’ flashes of fury can temporarily …
It’s Important To Know Your ‘Sleep Type.’ Here’s Why.
You’re probably well aware of your personality type, like whether you’re an introvert or extrovert. You might even know your love language. But have you ever considered your sleep type? …