Google helps prove the maximum number of moves that a perfect puzzle solver would require to solve any Rubik’s Cube position is 20.
Hominids were using stone tools to butcher animals and extract marrow from bones over 3.2 million years ago.
Scientists have used computer games to improve their ability to decipher the three-dimensional structure of proteins.
Imaging two brains in verbal interaction suggests that a successful conversation is all about reading another person’s mind.
It seems that the Pythagorean play of numbers, and hence music, is concealed within Plato’s Dialogues.
Using genetic modification, researchers have bred a mosquito that cannot transmit the disease.
A new finding indicates the proton’s size is 4 per cent smaller than estimated, raising questions about current theories.
The answer may lie in older females becoming more closely related to males around them.
fMRI techniques can predict your response better than what you express.
Learnt behaviour is passed down generations not just in highly intelligent species.