DNVN - Procrastination, or the deliberate but detrimental deferral of tasks, takes many forms. Sahiti Chebolu of the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics analyses its various patterns and the underlying causes of them using an exact mathematical framework. Her observations may be useful in modifying specific approaches to the problem.

DNVN - Suppose you are a student, and it is finals week. You are preparing for a significant exam. Should you pull an all-nighter or take some time to relax?

DNVN - Summer 2023 was the warmest in the Northern Hemisphere in the last two thousand years, according to research, surpassing the coldest summer of the same era by nearly four degrees.

DNVN - A recent study found that increased well-being among a nation's citizens is correlated with its economic prosperity.

DNVN - Although life objectives evolve over time, research on adolescent goals reveals that attaining a high level of prestige and education can serve as catalysts for achievement.

DNVN - As one of the first cybersecurity vendors to sign CISA’s Secure by Design pledge, Fortinet furthers its dedication to a culture of responsible radical transparency with the safety of customers top of mind.

DNVN - Scientists have made a significant breakthrough in understanding number sense in animals by proving the presence of distinct number sense in rats. This finding provides an important animal model for studying the brain foundation of numerical skills and impairments in humans.

DNVN - In a study published in Nature Geoscience, researchers at the University of Birmingham discovered that marine cloud brightening (MCB), also known as marine cloud engineering, works primarily by increasing cloud cover, which accounts for 60-90% of the cooling effect.

DNVN - One of the most significant discoveries in the scientific history occurred during the early days of quantum physics, almost 100 years ago. Scholars made the groundbreaking discovery that the particles composing our stuff consistently exhibit wave-like behavior.

DNVN - A Japanese research group has found that documenting one's response to a negative event on paper and subsequently disposing of it by shredding or tossing it away diminishes feelings of anger.

DNVN - Fish that swim in schools become remarkably stealthy underwater, even having the ability to mimic the sound of a single fish.

DNVN - A study from Washington State University suggests that improved mental and physical health in older adults may be associated with even marginal variations in the accessibility of urban green and blue spaces.

DNVN - Physical and mental health may improve in adults for adolescents with high levels of positive affect, according to a study published on April 2 in the open-access journal PLOS Medicine by Eric Kim, Renae Wilkinson, and colleagues from Harvard University, United States.

DNVN - Scientists in the UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry Department are utilising semiconductors to capture and transform solar energy into powerful compounds that could potentially generate eco-friendly fuels.

DNVN - By illuminating single copper atoms deposited on a light-activated material with sunlight, scientists have effectively converted carbon dioxide into methanol; this discovery paves the way for the development of new green fuels.