Curators at the National Museum of World Culture in Sweden recently invited a group of Zambian women to help understand the meaning of some ancient artifacts and the communities that used them. Samba ...

Known for their haunting, distinctive singing—a repetitive "whip-poor-will" call that echoes through summer nights—Eastern ...

As consumers crave innovation, nourishment, and identity in a bullet, brands are upping their lip game with hybrid ...

In a state famous for its glitzy beaches and crowded tourist hotspots, Blythe quietly waits at California’s eastern edge like that intriguing character in a movie who says little but steals every ...

The Charar-e-Sharief shrine siege in 1995 remains a vivid memory for residents. The standoff resulted in destruction and loss for many, shaping the town's history. Despite continued struggles, the ...

Travel back in time to 1947 and witness the world undergoing significant changes through a series of mesmerizing vintage ...

Hunting with a sponge on their face interferes with bottlenose dolphins’ finely tuned sense of echolocation, of emitting sounds and listening for echoes to navigate.

This letter investigates symbol-level security design for a discrete reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) enhanced dual-functional radar-communication (DFRC) system. To improve the radar sensing ...

Some dolphins in Australia use sponges on their noses to hunt fish, a skill passed down through generations. Research published Tuesday reveals that this technique involves using sponges to protect ...