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Has The Coronavirus Mutated Into A More Contagious Strain?
The new, dominant strain spreading across the U.S. could potentially limit the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccines being developed by scientists, the researchers warned. 
The new, dominant strain spreading across the U.S. could potentially limit the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccines being developed by scientists, the researchers warned. -
AI Detects Ocean Plastic Using Satellite Data
A pioneering technique to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, led by scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, has been published this week in Scientific Reports. 
A pioneering technique to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, led by scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, has been published this week in Scientific Reports. -
The Impact Of COVID-19 In Work-Life Balance
Many people struggle with work-life balance, in general. But the COVID-19 crisis could be making an existing problem even worse. 
Many people struggle with work-life balance, in general. But the COVID-19 crisis could be making an existing problem even worse. -
Mystery Of Disappearing Exoplanet Fomalhaut b Finally Solved
Fomalhaut b turned out to be a dispersing cloud of dust, produced by a massive collision between two planetesimals. 
Fomalhaut b turned out to be a dispersing cloud of dust, produced by a massive collision between two planetesimals. -
Meteorites Provide New Insight About Martian Water
Mars likely received water from at least two vastly different sources early in its history, according to University of Arizona researchers. 
Mars likely received water from at least two vastly different sources early in its history, according to University of Arizona researchers. -
Study: Working From Home During A Pandemic May Lessen Productivity
Remote work is more productive when it is by choice and not being forced. 
Remote work is more productive when it is by choice and not being forced. -
Rich Male Students Are More Prone To BS, Study Shows
Male students that are from wealthy and known families are more prone to over-exaggerate the things they know. 
Male students that are from wealthy and known families are more prone to over-exaggerate the things they know. -
Young Women Are More Prone To Suffer Heart Attacks, Study Explains
Having a heart attack is one of the major causes of death among people worldwide. But a new study conducted revealed something that made researchers more alarmed. 
Having a heart attack is one of the major causes of death among people worldwide. But a new study conducted revealed something that made researchers more alarmed. -
This Activity Could Make You Love Your Partner Even More, Study Says
To love and be loved are two of the best experiences in life. Unfortunately, love is more than a feeling and needs a lot of things to thrive. 
To love and be loved are two of the best experiences in life. Unfortunately, love is more than a feeling and needs a lot of things to thrive. -
Is Your Child Suffering From Colds? Quit Giving Him Over-the-Counter-Meds
Is your child showing symptoms of colds such as coughing and sneezing or suffering from runny nose and sore throat? Don't give your child antihistamine and cold medication just yet. You may want to look for other alternatives first, experts warn. 
Is your child showing symptoms of colds such as coughing and sneezing or suffering from runny nose and sore throat? Don't give your child antihistamine and cold medication just yet. You may want to look for other alternatives first, experts warn.
