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What happened to the strangers’ brains after six weeks of interaction?

21:00, 24.08.2026

Scientists got strangers to paint together — and six weeks later, they discovered a strange effect

Maria Grynevych

Why do birds decorate their nests with fresh greenery?

18:00, 20.08.2026

Birds don’t bring fresh plants to their nests for no reason — scientists have discovered a strange effect

Maria Grynevych

Scientists have discovered why people don’t notice when cats are stressed

23:00, 13.08.2026

People laugh, but cats are suffering: scientists have analysed popular pet videos

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Avoiding the lift has been linked to a 39 per cent reduction in the risk of death from heart disease

22:00, 13.08.2026

This everyday habit was found to be associated with a 24 per cent reduction in the risk of death

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18:00, 12.08.2026

The ancient Mediterranean diet turned out to be quite different from the modern one

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A study of 10,000 people has revealed the best ways to express gratitude

23:00, 10.08.2026

Scientists have discovered which way of expressing gratitude works best

Maria Grynevych

From Tibet to the Arctic: how dogs have adapted to living alongside humans

18:00, 10.08.2026

How humans have changed dogs over thousands of years

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The smell of faeces helps cockroaches recognise members of their group

19:00, 07.08.2026

Scientists have discovered how cockroaches recognise ‘their own’

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In AI-generated stories about animals, only 2 per cent of the protagonists were female

18:00, 07.08.2026

AI has almost entirely excluded female characters from stories about animals

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A new study has shown that personality changes throughout a person’s life

23:00, 03.08.2026

A study has shown how a person’s character changes over the course of their life

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It turns out that people were already talking about burnout as far back as the 18th century — but in a completely different sense

22:00, 30.07.2026

Historians have discovered an unexpected origin for the term ‘burnout’

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18:31, 30.07.2026

What to wear in 35 °C heat: stylists have named the fabrics that will help you cope better with high temperatures

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Chersonesos in Crimea may be added to the list of heritage sites under threat

21:00, 21.07.2026

UNESCO may designate Chersonesos in occupied Crimea as a site under threat

Maria Grynevych

It turns out we choose our friends according to Stone Age rules

21:00, 15.07.2026

Scientists have discovered a hidden mechanism behind the choice of friends

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21:00, 13.07.2026

Scientists have uncovered the story of a plastic lid that floated across the ocean

Maria Grynevych

The 2026 Venice Biennale: a report on the main exhibition, *In Minor Keys*, the Ukrainian Pavilion and the best works

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20:00, 13.07.2026

“Take a deep breath”: a report from the Venice Biennale — 2026

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Medieval doctors regarded lovesickness as a distinct illness

23:00, 10.07.2026

Why did medieval doctors consider love to be an illness?

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Dull days and bright evenings can disrupt your sleep pattern

22:00, 10.07.2026

More light during the day means better sleep at night: what scientists have discovered

Maria Grynevych

A story straight out of *Moana*: what drove the Polynesians to venture beyond the reef

21:00, 10.07.2026

‘The Real Moana’: what drove the Polynesians out into the open ocean

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People with ‘dark’ personality traits were found to be calmer under pressure

23:00, 08.07.2026

Why ‘dark’ personality traits can help us cope with stress more calmly

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How the plumage of young gulls helps them survive in the colony

15:30, 05.07.2026

Why do young seagulls look ‘plain’?

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The crab lived in a plastic bottle for two months and grew so large that it couldn’t get out

19:00, 04.07.2026

How a plastic bottle became a floating prison for a crab

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A bat with a bird in its mouth: scientists have discovered a hidden detail in a painting from 1611

17:00, 04.07.2026

A 17th-century artist may have known a secret that scientists have only just confirmed

Maria Grynevych

A common cereal has been shown to offer protection against the Alzheimer’s protein — but so far only in the laboratory

16:00, 04.07.2026

A cereal to combat Alzheimer’s? Scientists have obtained surprising laboratory results

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The Council of Europe is concerned that Ukrainian refugees in Europe are increasingly being pressured to return

19:00, 01.07.2026

Ukrainians in the EU are increasingly being pressured to return: the Council of Europe has warned of a dangerous trend

Maria Grynevych

Can giraffes count carrots? Scientists have carried out an unusual experiment

21:00, 30.06.2026

Scientists investigated whether giraffes can count — the result was surprising

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Migration policy of Ukraine until 2035: return of Ukrainians, IDPs and the labor market

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18:00, 30.06.2026

Why migration policy in Ukraine is becoming a matter of rebuilding the country

Maria Grynevych

Maria Grynevych writes about cultural news in Ukraine and abroad. As a professional artist and writer, Maria reports on the latest art news around the world. Maria is also passionate about cooking, cinema and keeps up with the latest fashion news.