Drug may boost motivation for people with depression

"These findings are a significant step forward in the personalized treatment of depression."

Emory University • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~5 min

Stomach tumor ‘atlas’ could lead to better treatments

New research brings scientists closer to developing custom treatments according to the specific characteristics of a patient's tumor.

Duke-NUS • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~8 min


Job satisfaction is more important than employers may realize

New research reveals a new way to gauge satisfaction in the workplace and how it relates to job riskiness.

Savannah Peat - U. Georgia • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~5 min

Coffee and mushroom spores make a green plastic alternative

Researchers have shown that coffee grounds and Reishi mushroom spores can be 3D printed into a compostable alternative to plastics.

U. Washington • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~6 min

Membrane could pave way for sails for space travel

Lightsails have the potential to reduce flight time to nearby stars from several thousand years to perhaps just a decade or two.

Brown University • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~7 min

Mice mistakes reveal surprises about learning

For the first time, researchers have used brain activity to determine why mice make mistakes.

Johns Hopkins University • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~6 min

How do psychedelics affect sexuality and intimacy?

Psychedelic experiences enhanced study participants' perceptions of their relationship quality, attraction to their partner, and sexual activities.

David Hill-Buffalo • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~6 min

Female hummingbirds mimic males to avoid harassment

A new study supports the theory that some colorful female hummingbirds are mimicking males to avoid aggression.

Carnegie Mellon • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~4 min


How your brain reacts to buying groceries can reveal your politics

Can grocery purchases help you spot a Republican or a Democrat? Yes, if you have a brain scanner, researchers report.

Nathan Cook-Iowa State • futurity
March 31, 2025 ~7 min

A steady gaze may set you up for better performance

New research documents a phenomenon in eye movement that links a steady, focused gaze with superior levels of performance.

Brett Beasley-Notre Dame • futurity
March 27, 2025 ~7 min

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