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A new study from Rutgers found a link between a hormone called GLP-1 and overeating.

The basic lessons we learned in physics class tell you everything you need to do to run a successful business. Hit the books.

That is, if we don't stop the killer machines first.

These colorful animals are more than just cute.

McKinsey's in-house think tank compiled a cheat sheet for the future of tech.

Waving your arms, wriggling your fingers and striding around a room can help you learn faster -- but how does it work?

The initiative is backed by Stephen Hawking and is the largest search for intelligent life to date.

In an amazing feat of precise planning and dedication, the small spacecraft traveled 3 billion miles over nine and a half years to reach our most distant celestial neighbor.

For over 50 years, the pentaquark was only theoretical.

How you can boost your paycheck no matter what field you're in.

Here are three ways that entrepreneurs can encourage these kids to work toward science and engineering careers.

To be successful, businesses on a mission to do good should look to and rely on hard numbers.

Stressed-out, overwhelmed and doing too much? Join the club. It's OK.

Researchers from University College London found that when rats dream, their brain activity suggests that they are trying to work out different ways to get to the things they want, like food.

Sleep learning used to be a pipe dream. Now neuroscientists say they have found ways to enhance your memory with your eyes closed.

If sea levels rise as feared, some of the world's island nations may disappear this century. Does that mean they no longer exist as countries?

Five crucial factors you need to work out before you take the ecommerce plunge.

Marketing departments need specalists to tease out what is significant from mountains of available information.

This could result in the creation of a huge variety of different states of matter, scientists say.

These skills add up to more job opportunities. a new survey says.

Can a high IQ be a burden rather than a boon?