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People are struggling with the current job market and desperately applying for pretty much any opportunity they can find. This gives employers some leeway to ask the unreasonable of prospective ...

A revered ancient Indian herb, brahmi, has shown its potential health benefits in modern science. Research has shown that ...

Researchers have developed a new type of artificial neuron that physically emulates the electrochemical processes of ...

Virginia Tech scientists found that age-related memory loss stems from molecular changes in the brain. Memory decline might not be just a natural part of aging. Researchers at Virginia Tech have ...

Funded by the Alzheimer's Society, a group of scientists are racing against time to track the changes in the brain that leads ...

Dr Claire Kaye, a career coach and award-winning former GP, suggests preparation and openness can help you at work. “Before any meeting, write down your key points and the names of the people ...

When did you last find yourself with some spare time on your hands? A lack of free time, or 'temporal inequity', could be ...

Business students at Northwestern aren’t using AI to shortcut their way through assignments. It’s helping them problem-solve ...

People were left in fits of laughter after seeing a very cheeky optical illusion in this innocent-looking image of some ...

Hours after Rachel Reeves broke down in tears in the Commons chamber in July she hosted a private drinks party at the Treasury.

Sometimes the most innocent-looking images might make you do a double take and this latest one is no different. Can you see why everyone's laughing over this shot?