Our existing social contract around driving should apply to automated vehicles, say researchers, essentially solving the "trolley problem."

"...essentially, we took the H9 thruster and made a muscle car out of it by turning it up to 11—really up to a hundred..."

While you may have made some resolutions to improve your life in 2023, a professor of philosophy says it might be time to go deeper.

Meat alternatives are getting lots of press and investment, but expert David Lobell isn't anticipating a big impact on sustainability.

After observing that virtually no creature wants to eat a giant velvet mite, entomologist Justin Schmidt tasted one himself.

A new podcast episode digs into the origins of sleep research and the answers the field is still searching for, like why we sleep.

Female and male mouse hearts respond differently to the stress hormone noradrenaline. That could have implications for human heart health.

The discovery of Ajami, a modified Arabic script, shows that African people labeled illiterate for not writing in French were anything but.

Listen up parents: "At 3 to 5 years old, kids are on to you. They know when you're giving a bad excuse," says Leon Li.

"The results from this pilot study show how pharmacies can be an effective and viable pathway to treatment for opioid use disorder."