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Time Travel

Research: Mathematical model may make time travel possible

March 8, 2022

Man sleeping on the grass

College students with poor sleep habits have lower GPAs, study finds

March 8, 2022

Brain scan

Study: Artificial intelligence ‘learns’ human bias, stereotypes

June 21, 2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Study: AI can predict lifespan of patients by ‘looking’ at organs

March 8, 2022

Woman on Skype

‘Commuter marriages’ actually strengthen some relationships, study finds

March 7, 2022

While there's a high volume of teens and young adults sending sexually suggestive nude or seminude photos of themselves, such "sexting" is only moderately or loosely tied to real-life sexual behavior with others, a new study finds.

Sexting not linked to increase in real-life sexual activity, study finds

March 2, 2022

Elderly person sitting alone

Study: Virtual support groups help grieving spouses beat depression, feelings of isolation

March 2, 2022

Dad holding infant

Infants develop stronger brains when dad frequently engages with them, study finds

June 21, 2026

Seeing Facebook's logo or other social media cues often triggers a "spontaneous hedonic" desire to immediately log on the network, a new study finds.

Study: Just seeing Facebook logo triggers ‘spontaneous hedonic’ desire to log on

June 21, 2026

Car driving on a road

Study shows how much more people would pay for self-driving car

November 15, 2022

Humans vs Robots

Study: People less likely to lose jobs to robots if they’re extroverted

March 2, 2022

Semi-automated vehicle drivers are slower to respond to emergencies than manual drivers, a new study finds.

Study: Drivers of semi-automated cars slower to avoid emergencies

November 15, 2022

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