A new study by evolutionary biologists at Northumbria University and the University of Gottingen (United Kingdom) has figured out how women perceive the dancing abilities of men. The scientists conducted the study on 30 men who were asked to dance to a drum beat and used their sophisticated cameras to record shape-throwing of those men.
According to a study published in the journal BMJ Open, solo artists are at an increased risk to die in comparison to artists performing in groups.
A group of researchers from the UK has said they have based their study on the assessment of 1,400 European and North American artists, who used to perform between 1956 and 2006.
Beaked whales are known for their diving capabilities, but it's only now that it has been revealed that how remarkable their skill is. A Cuvier's beaked whale has set a new deep-sea diving record by diving two miles into the Pacific Ocean.
...An EU-funded research project was launched by Berlin the previous week. This project was...
During the course of her address at Intel's Datacenter Day on Monday, Diane Bryant - general...
In a partnership which will enable German operator Deutsche Telecom (DT) to expand its network coverage, the company has joined forces with crowdsourced Wi-Fi Hotspot provider Fon for building what it claims will be the biggest Wi-Fi hotspot...
According to a latest report, the new Finance Minister Michael Spindelegger has recently...
French physicist Jean Bernard Léon Foucault created a Foucault pendulum in 1851. A lot of...
In a partnership which will enable German operator Deutsche Telecom (DT) to expand its network coverage, the company has joined forces with crowdsourced Wi-Fi Hotspot provider Fon for building what it claims will be the biggest Wi-Fi hotspot...
Through the use of a new camera affixed on the 4-meter...
Novartis AG's heart failure drug, serelaxin, failed to...
The FDA's molecular and clinical genetics panel...
If you were of the belief that ring around the planet is...
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