Faced with a new task, your brain adapts by rewiring itself as you snooze.
Don't feel bad about feeling bad
Science says putting on a happy face for the sake of it can just make you feel worse.
Watching children learn how to lie
Fear not — it's an important developmental first step.
Increasing productivity by one day each month
Corporate wellness efforts boost the bottom line, a new study shows.
Biology in Technicolor
Scientists are seeking to understand how, and why, color is produced by animals.
Why your tuna could have 36 times more pollutants than others
Location matters: Catches from highly industrialized areas are far more polluted than those in the West Pacific.
Flame retardant exposure found to lower IQ in children
Largest review of research to date shows clear connection between PBDEs and decreased intelligence.
Happy hour: A second drink linked to staying sharp in old age, new study finds
Older adults with moderate regular alcohol intake found more likely to live to 85 without dementia.
'Social camouflage' may lead to underdiagnosis of autism in girls
UCLA research is helping doctors detect more subtle autistic symptoms.
8.3 billion metric tons of plastic ... and counting
How did we create more tons of plastic than there are people on Earth?
Did life begin ... on land?
A paradigm-shifting hypothesis could reshape our idea about the origin of life.
UC Berkeley to build a window into the brain
$21.6M awarded to create a 'brain modem' that can read and write to neurons, laying foundation for new therapies.