How good is our sense of smell? The general perception is that human olfactory senses are poor when compared to many other animals like dogs. But now a study says that we can sniff out different odours much more accurately and faster.

Our sense of smell may not be as good as dogs', but we are better than earlier thought, says study

Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, is a valuable yet scarce quality in today's world. However, a new study suggests that empathy might be contagious and can be fostered through social interactions.

Empathy can be socially transmitted, scientists confirm

The conventional belief that psychopathy predominantly manifests in men is being challenged by recent research suggesting a significant presence of female psychopaths.

More women might be psychopaths than we think, new study suggests

A new research has shown that Chimpanzees show each other objects just for the sake of it, akin to humans, to garner attention. The study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences cites the example of a wild adult chimpanzee named 'Fiona' in the Kibale national park of Uganda.

Chimpanzees show objects to others, just like humans to simply grab attention: Study

If a study is to be believed, Artificial intelligence (AI) can learn to identify vulnerabilities in human habits and behaviours and use them to influence human decision-making.

Artificial intelligence can manipulate human decision-making, influence behaviour: Study

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Our sense of smell may not be as good as dogs', but we are better than earlier thought, says study

Empathy can be socially transmitted, scientists confirm

More women might be psychopaths than we think, new study suggests

Chimpanzees show objects to others, just like humans to simply grab attention: Study

Artificial intelligence can manipulate human decision-making, influence behaviour: Study