David Garner

For many people the word “teleportation” conjures up “Beam me up, Scotty” images from Star Trek.

A sweet tooth isn’t the only reason we put a little sugar in coffee or tea.

As climate change brings increasingly earlier warm temperatures, the time that plants bud and bloom arrives earlier, too.

Having an “average” photo of yourself can significantly improve the facial recognition aspect of smartphone security, report researchers.

Study: Scientists say it’s possible to predict first impressions based on different facial features, such as eye height or eyebrow width.

For many people the word “teleportation” conjures up “Beam me up, Scotty” images from Star Trek.

A sweet tooth isn’t the only reason we put a little sugar in coffee or tea.

As climate change brings increasingly earlier warm temperatures, the time that plants bud and bloom arrives earlier, too.

Having an “average” photo of yourself can significantly improve the facial recognition aspect of smartphone security, report researchers.

Study: Scientists say it’s possible to predict first impressions based on different facial features, such as eye height or eyebrow width.