• Want Healthy Valentine Chocolates? We Can Print Them

• See No Evil: People Find Good in Villains

• Researchers Develop Wireless, Ultrathin 'Skin VR' To Provide a Vivid, 'personalized' Touch Experience in the Virtual World

• Your Dog's Behavior Is a Product of Their Genes

• Researchers Advance Insights Into Cause of Ripples on Icicles
• In Negotiations, Hoodwinking Others Has a Cost, Study Finds
• Pedestrians Choose Healthy Obstacles Over Boring Pavements

• AI Helps Researchers Design Microneedle Patches That Restore Hair in Balding Mice

• Cats Distinguish Between Speech Directed at Them and Humans, Study Finds

• Unlocking the Power of Our Emotional Memory

• Dogs Can Smell When We're Stressed, Study Suggests

• Researchers Develop Painless Tattoos That Can Be Self-Administered

• Washing Dishes With Superheated Steam More Effective, Earth-Friendly

• News Addiction Linked to Not Only Poor Mental Wellbeing but Physical Health Too, New Study Shows

• Testosterone Promotes 'cuddling,' Not Just Aggression, Animal Study Finds

• Banana Peels Make Sugar Cookies Better for You

• Exploring Factors That May Underlie How Domestic Cats Can Live in Groups

• Scent of a Friend: Similarities in Body Odor May Contribute to Social Bonding

• Turn Up the Beat! Groovy Rhythm Improves Cognitive Performance in Groove Enjoyers

• 人交换他们的猫和高尔吗dfish for Praying Mantises?

• Exposing Liars by Distraction

• This Algorithm Has Opinions About Your Face

• Recalled Experiences Surrounding Death: More Than Hallucinations?

• Selfies May Drive Plastic Surgery by Distorting Facial Features
• With a Whiff, 'e-Nose' Can Sense Fine Whisky

• The Art of Smell: Research Suggests the Brain Processes Smell Both Like a Painting and a Symphony

• Fans of ASMR Videos Are More Sensitive to Their Surroundings, Study Finds

• Blowing Bubbles in Dough to Bake Perfect Yeast-Free Pizza

• When It Comes to Sleep, It’s Quality Over Quantity

• Robot That Seems to Convey Emotion While Reading

• Hugging a 'breathing' Cushion to Ease Anxiety

• Anticipation and Accents: Talking Like a Southerner Even If You're Not

• Anxiety and Neuroticism Linked to Ability to Experience ASMR

• Virtual Reality Could Help Make Therapy Easier

• Innovative Textile Vents to Release Heat When You Sweat

• 非语言的社会Interactions – Even With Unfriendly Avatars – Boost Cooperation

• Spicy Breast Milk?

• `Oh, Snap!’ A Record-Breaking Motion at Our Fingertips
• Invention Lets People Pay for Purchases With a High-Five
• Ever Been Lost in the Grocery Store? Researchers Are Closer to Knowing Why It Happens

• Using Mechanical Tools Improves Our Language Skills, Study Finds

• Just a Game? Study Shows No Evidence That Violent Video Games Lead to Real-Life Violence

• Lightweight Electric Wristband Heaters for Constant, Portable Warmth

• Meditation Training Reduces Long-Term Stress, Hair Analysis Shows

• Smart Parrots Need More Stimulation

• Researchers Use Classical Music to Make Protein Songs More Pleasant to Listen to

• Augmented Reality Helps Tackle Fear of Spiders

• Do Alexa and Siri Make Kids Bossier? New Research Suggests You Might Not Need to Worry

• When Walked On, These Wooden Floors Harvest Enough Energy to Turn on a Lightbulb

• Perceptions of Supernatural Beings Reveal Feelings About Good and Bad in Humans

• Study Shows Why Beer Mats Do Not Fly in a Straight Line

• Dogs May Not Return Their Owners' Good Deeds
• Business Use of Avatars

• There's a 'man in the Moon': Why Our Brains See Human Faces Everywhere

• Brain Circuit for Spirituality?
• Skin in the Game: Transformative Approach Uses the Human Body to Recharge Smartwatches
• The Sense of Smell in Older Adults Declines When It Comes to Meat, but Not Vanilla, Researchers Find

• Sports: Men and Women React Differently to a Missing Audience

• Humans Are Ready to Take Advantage of Benevolent AI

• Brain Connections Mean Some People Lack Visual Imagery

• Bacteria Are Connected to How Babies Experience Fear

• Microbial Gene Discovery Could Mean Greater Gut Health

• A New Replication Crisis: Research That Is Less Likely to Be True Is Cited More

• Our Dreams' Weirdness Might Be Why We Have Them, Argues New AI-Inspired Theory of Dreaming
• Virtual Reality Warps Your Sense of Time

• Wisdom, Loneliness and Your Intestinal Multitude

• People Affected by COVID-19 Are Being Nicer to Machines

• Facial Recognition ID With a Twist: Smiles, Winks and Other Facial Movements for Access

• Virtual Avatar Coaching With Community Context for Adult-Child Dyads

• Can't Solve a Riddle? The Answer Might Lie in Knowing What Doesn't Work

• Real-Time Dialogue With a Dreaming Person Is Possible

• Wolves, Dogs and Dingoes, Oh My

• Lemurs Show There's No Single Formula for Lasting Love

• Smartphone App to Change Your Personality

• Hypnotic Suggestions Can Make a Complex Task Easy by Helping Vision Fill in the Blanks

• What Happens to Your Body During Tailgating

• Scholars Link Diet, Dentition, and Linguistics

• Superheroes, Foods and Apps Bring a Modern Twist to the Periodic Table

• A Robotic Revolution for Urban Nature

• Music-Induced Emotions Can Be Predicted from Brain Scans

• Key Advance for Printing Circuitry on Wearable Fabrics

• Luminescent Wood Could Light Up Homes of the Future
• Research Lays Groundwork for Ultra-Thin, Energy Efficient Photodetector on Glass

• A Drop in Temperature

• Hot-Button Words Trigger Conservatives and Liberals Differently

• Those Funky Cheese Smells Allow Microbes to 'talk' To and Feed Each Other

• Earphone Tracks Facial Expressions, Even With a Face Mask

• Feline Friendly? How to Build Rap-Paw With Your Cat

• Fecal Transplantation Can Restore the Gut Microbiota of C-Section Babies

• Researchers Develop Simple Method to 3D Print Milk Products

• Brain Circuitry Underlying Dissociative Experiences

• More Cats Might Be COVID-19 Positive Than First Believed, Study Suggests
• Tool Transforms World Landmark Photos Into 4D Experiences

• How 'swapping Bodies' With a Friend Changes Our Sense of Self

• Using a Public Restroom? Mask Up!

• Evolutionary Theory of Economic Decisions

• 'Drawn-on-Skin' Electronics Offer Breakthrough in Wearable Monitors

• New Fabric Could Help Keep You Cool in the Summer, Even Without A/C