Industries in Depth
巧克力爱好者危险了，可可树将在40年后灭绝
由于气温上升和气候干燥，可可树可能会在2050年前消失。加州大学的科学家正在与火星公司合作试图挽救这种作物。
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Industries in Depth
There could be no more chocolate by 2040
Cacao plants are slated to disappear by as early as 2050 thanks to warmer temperatures and dryer weather conditions.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
NASA sent one of two twin brothers to space for a year. Here's what happened
NASA is conducting a study to assess how the human body changes as a result of space travel, using Scott Kelly and his twin brother Mark Kelly as subjects.
Energy Transition
Nearly a month after Hurricane Maria, 85% of Puerto Rico remains without power
4 out of 5 Puerto Ricans are still without power — but darkness is far from the island's biggest problem.
Nature and Biodiversity
People in San Francisco are wearing face masks because the air quality is so bad
On Thursday morning, the air quality in the Bay Area was worse than in Beijing.
Nature and Biodiversity
Humans have caused surprising changes to the planet that will be visible billions of years from now
Humans have only been on Earth for a minute fraction of the time the planet has existed. Yet everywhere you look, we have left a trace of our presence.
Emerging Technologies
25 things you can do to make yourself feel happier
How to feel happier, according to neuroscientists and psychologists.
Health and Healthcare Systems
斯坦福大学：用人工智能对抗抑郁症
在世界范围内，抑郁症是导致失能的主要原因，也会夺走人们的生命。但是，科学家对它知之甚少，着实令人惊讶。
Wellbeing and Mental Health
This Stanford research is pioneering a new way of treating depression
A tech-based treatment, called the Woebot, is using cognitive-behavioral therapy to help treat depression.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Why watching your own brain activity could help treat depression
A strange technique that involves observing your own brain activity could be the future of treating depression.
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Scientists have discovered why some people are 'super-agers'
Brain researchers have looked at super-agers to see if there are any patterns and lessons for the rest of us.
Climate Action
These minerals show humanity's impact on Earth
Minerals form a key indicator of a new human-created epoch: The Anthropocene.
Industries in Depth
Why some people are much better at recognising faces than others
Neuroscientists are beginning to understand facial recognition, but there's a long way to go.
Wellbeing and Mental Health
Putting off tasks you don't enjoy? Wait until you're at your happiest
New research has examined the things that make us happy, and what we do when we're at our happiest.
Nature and Biodiversity
What we thought we knew about the formation of Earth's continents has been disproved
Research suggests that the formation of continents might not have happened at the consistent pace we previously thought.