Analysis of Italian paintings reveals the cultural and culinary significance of the thorny oyster, combining with other historical texts and testimonies to uncover its "forgotten history"

A study published in the Journal of Nutrition Education & Behavior found that adults with visual impairment have medium to high culinary skills, but still face barriers to independent meal preparation, underscoring the need for accessible cooking education and support. The study identified factors associated with culinary skill levels,...

A new Drexel-led study introduces a culinary medicine program for caregivers of children with cancer, which improves nutrition and overall well-being. The program combines live virtual culinary workshops and individualized coaching to help families address treatment-related nutrition challenges.

Thorny skates exhibit a unique size discrepancy, with small and large varieties coexisting along the North American coast. A new study reveals that COVID-19 restrictions led to an abundance of genetic data, allowing researchers to uncover the secret behind the size difference.

Research by Professor Stephen M. Stahl suggests that Jackson Pollock incorporated images into his pre-drip paintings, possibly due to spatial skills linked to bipolar disorder. The same images appear in multiple drip paintings, implying a deliberate encoding of images.

Researchers found that children's paintings share similarities with Pollock's work, featuring smaller fine-scale patterns and simpler trajectories. Adults' paintings, on the other hand, had higher paint densities and more complex fractal patterns.

The discovery of Jurassic fossil acanthocephalan Juracanthocephalus provides crucial reference for understanding evolutionary innovations and body plan of thorny-headed worms. It suggests that acanthocephalans may have originated in terrestrial environments and diverged from Rotifera no later than the Middle Jurassic.