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A study by Edge Hill University researchers reveals that a lack of understanding and gender bias hinders the identification of autistic females.

In this infographic, we explore some of the potential AI holds for the future of laboratory research.

Dr. Alexandre Dumoulin joined Technology Networks' junior science editor Rhianna-Lily Smith for an exclusive interview to reveal more about their video.

University of Queensland researchers analyzed speed-daters to understand how we evaluate facial attractiveness. The study – published in Evolution and Human Behavior – found that individuals rated faces similar to their own as more attractive.

For some people without vision, information extraction from sound can provide the brain with information in much the same way as light and vision.

Research is finding that thalidomide is still worth using, despite the risks. So what makes this drug that causes life-altering fetal abnormalities such a good thing?

What if the treatment for one of the most daunting psychological conditions were a party drug? New research suggests that might be coming.

For decades, research was largely focused on how brain organization in dyslexia often results in delays and difficulty in areas like reading, spelling and grammar. And today, there continues to be stigma and misconceptions around a dyslexia diagnosis.

Dr. Erika Ebbel Angle discusses why the gut microbiome is the most important organ you’ve probably never heard of.

This week's Teach Me in 10 features Dr. Abbey Thiel, known as "Abbey the Food Scientist". In less than 10 minutes, Dr. Thiel explains to us where a food's flavor comes from.