Articles

Should We Speak Politely to Artificial Intelligence?
(Computers and Information Technology)

However, does speaking politely to AI affect the quality of the answer? Do intelligent systems even notice polite words, or do they focus on something else?


Emergency Dental Care: Be A Smile Saver!
(Health and Diseases)

In this article, you will learn the necessary steps if you have witnessed any traumatic dental injury, maybe you can become a smile saver for a child one day!


What Happens When the Food Pyramid is Reversed?
(Food, Mood, and Behavior)

The 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines update for Americans was presented in a nine-page document and described as "the most significant transformation in federal nutrition policy in the nation's history".


Psoriasis: Secrets of a Mysterious Disease
(Health and Diseases)

Psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious skin disease. It causes scaled thickened discolored areas of skin, known as plaques. These may cover a small area of the skin or merge to cover larger areas.


The Art of Non-Human Sleep
(Microorganism, Animal and Plant Life)

Breeding chinstrap penguins can accumulate up to 11 hours of sleep daily through napping. Uunique sleeping behaviors are common across the animal kingdom. Let us take a brief explorative journey to trace some.


Silent Plant Wars
(Microorganism, Animal and Plant Life)

You might think the Plant Kingdomis a peaceful realm that does not witness any conflicts, unlike the Animal Kingdom. In fact, there are fierce wars between plants over the limited resources needed for survival.


Mirage: A Mind Trick
(Earth Sciences)

In cartoons, a mirage elaborates visions of oases, with palm trees that spring up in the hot desert, and disappear just as the hero is about to dive in. However, a mirage is a physical phenomenon related to light and heat.


Chemistry in Our Kitchen: How Do Chemical Reactions Change Our Food?
(Physical and Chemical Sciences)

Behind every meal we enjoy lies a series of chemical reactions that not only give our food its rich flavor and attractive look but also affect its nutritional value.


Apep System: The Wolf–Rayet Stars between the Secrets of the Universe and the Limits of Imagination
(Astronomy and Space Sciences)

At the heart of the Apep System lies a binary system consisting of a nitrogen-rich Wolf–Rayet star, and a carbon-rich star who orbit one another, completing a cycle roughly every 190 years.


Octopus Intelligence: Multi-Armed, Multi-Brained
(Microorganism, Animal and Plant Life)

The octopus is a creature with three hearts, blue blood, and a donut-shaped brain. Yet, there are still more surprising facts about it.


Chemistry and Micro-Nutrition
(Food, Mood, and Behavior)

Have you ever wondered about the energy that enables you to think and move? The answer lies in the chemical interactions occurring in our bodies.


Flipping through the Future (2): Commonalities
(Science in Arts and Culture)

In futuristic literature, writers use certain motifs or phenomena from their own reality and develop them further to create their own futuristic reality.


Does the Brain Age?
(Human Body)

When we talk about aging, we usually think of wrinkles, joint stiffness, declining fitness, among other bodily symptoms, but does the brain age?


All You Need to Know about Gallbladder Inflammation
(Health and Diseases)

Sometimes, we experience unexplained pains; these pains serve as an alert to an underlying problem, so we should never ignore them.



Nutrition Education in Schools: An Investment in a Healthy Future
(Education, Business, and Society)

Teaching the principles of healthy nutrition in schools aims at empowering children to adopt healthy habits throughout their life.


Lymphoma and the CAR T-Cell Treatment
(Health and Diseases)

For patients with advanced forms of lymphoma, finding innovative solutions rather than traditional treatment options becomes crucial.


Portraying Earth
(Science in Arts and Culture)

Cartography is an ancient discipline and a unique mixture of science, art, and technology; it calls for a variety of in-depth knowledge and skills.


How Do Pollen Grains Protect Honeybees from Diseases?
(Microorganism, Animal and Plant Life)

Pollen grains are usually microscopic and measured in micrometers; yet, they protect honeybees from diseases that affect them as well as plants.


Desalination Innovation: New Material Chemistry for Affordable Water in the Red Sea Region
(Physical and Chemical Sciences)

Water scarcity is critical in the Red Sea region, where limited rainfall and growing populations necessitate reliance on desalination.