‘Clinically reassuring’ results boost development of psychoactive ingredient as depression treatment, researcher says

It’s fair to say that the hearts and minds of Hackaday readers lie closer to the technology centres of Shenzhen or Silicon Valley than they do to the soybean fields of Minnesota. The common l…

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#PreciousPlastic version 4 has launched! #OpenSource tools for you to start your own #plastic #recycling project, and cooperate with similar projects across your area and the globe

These designs have already powered…

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Just watched Chris Adams talk at #36c3 about "Reducing Carbon in the Digital Realm" and found the attached slide very interesting.

It shows #Apple's #co2 #footprint in 2018 for its products and you can see that 79% is due to manufacturing…

a small simulation of small fireflies

People and other great apes are known for their willingness to help others in need, even strangers. Now, researchers reporting in Current Biology on Jan. 9 have shown for the first time that some birds -- and specifically African grey parrots -- are similarly…

According to Charles Darwin, helping others just doesn't make sense. Yet we've seemingly seen altruism time and again in the animal kingdom: in primates, in canines, in cetaceans, pinnipeds, even vampire bats. Now, for the first time, it's bee

The 100-year-old tortoise of legendary libido is credited with saving his species from extinction.

Pulsum Plantae is a project focused on bioelectrical activity readings from different types of plants. Using their perceptual skills as biosensors, amplifying the signals to be sent to a microncont...

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