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Nature reports on an amazing new atlas of the human brain that reveals how we communicate.

It's all about the future of storage.

Even brilliant kids need the right lessons -- and teaching methods. That's what fuels this tutoring franchise.

Lab-grown organs, muscles and limbs are still a work in progress, but hold plenty of promise for patients, doctors and entrepreneurs.

Research once again unmasks the dark side of heavy social media use.

Reason number 921 to get off your duff: New research indicates that routinely breaking a sweat can lead to sharper thinking.

Watch out for cute little Mister Whiskers. He could be carrying a nasty parasite known to potentially tip off temper tantrums and other aggressive behaviors.

Survey says: Blowing their brains out on video games for several hours a week might not be so bad for children after all.

More than a 100 proposals worth over $100 million were chosen through the agency's Small Business Innovation Research program.

Scientists at the University of Rochester want to use the data they've found to help illuminate social behavior and public health issues around alcohol consumption.

Born March 14, 1879, the German-born scientist was one of the most significant individuals of the 20th century.

Wake up and smell the research. The female brain works harder, therefore it needs more zzzs.

The company launched a science competition for high school girls in conjunction with the latest Captain America movie.

The small sampling of participants, who frequently texted or incessantly checked their social-media accounts, were more concerned about superficial things.

Finding ways to extend a healthy life has attracted many tens of millions in investment dollars from the likes of Google and numerous biotechnology companies.

Longer average life expectancy mean it's time to redefine what comes after we stop working.

Researchers are looking to see if making their way through a simulated house party crammed with stimuli aimed at evoking cravings for the drug will help better equip those who suffer from addiction to do so in the real world.

A new study examines plant's ability to forget trauma.

The Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope will be used to find far flung planets and to better understand dark energy.

Virtual reality is becoming increasingly useful when it comes to the medical field.

Quadcopters to the rescue.