Abdul Moeed

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News Reporter at Greek Reporter

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Scientists Decode How Kissing Evolved

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

A new study suggests that kissing in humans began as a way of showing love, likely growing from grooming behaviors seen in ancient apes. Researchers believe that kissing evolved as a symbol of affection and connection across different societies and cultures. In fact, evidence from last year’s research shows that kissing was common in ancient Mesopotamia around 4,500 years ago.
FDA Approves First Trial to Transplant Genetically Modified Pig Livers to Humans

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first clinical trial to transplant genetically modified pig livers into human patients to test whether they can safely support people suffering from severe liver failure, a decision researchers are hailing as a landmark in animal-to-human organ support. The trial involves using pig livers placed outside the human body to filter toxins from the blood of patients whose livers have failed.
Not One, But Two Greek Salads Take the Top Spots Worldwide in 2025!

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

Two beloved Greek salads rose to the top of international food ranking in 2025, highlighting the enduring appeal of the country’s traditional dishes. The TasteAtlas Awards, known for celebrating authentic and local recipes, placed Greece firmly at the top of the world’s best salads list. The global food community has recognized the rich flavors, fresh ingredients, and cultural heritage behind these traditional Greek dishes, marking a major win for Mediterranean food lovers.
US Revives Talks With Saudi Arabia on Nuclear Technology Agreement

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

The US has revived discussions with Saudi Arabia over a possible nuclear technology agreement that could allow the kingdom to develop its own nuclear energy program and potentially enrich uranium domestically. Energy Secretary Chris Wright confirmed the renewed talks during a visit to Riyadh on Sunday. He said the goal is to help Saudi Arabia create a commercial nuclear energy industry, a long-standing ambition for the oil-rich nation seeking to diversify its economy.
Massive Black Hole Erupts Putting on a Cosmic Light Show

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

A massive black hole in a distant galaxy stunned astronomers as it suddenly erupted with powerful bursts of energy, marking a dramatic shift from its long-standing silence. The black hole sits at the center of the galaxy SDSS1335+0728, located about 300 million light-years from Earth. For years, it appeared inactive. But in late 2019, researchers detected signs of change.
3,000-Year-Old Cave Paintings Discovered in Rio De Janeiro Park, Brazil

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

A team of Brazilian researchers is investigating a cave site featuring ancient paintings in Itatiaia National Park, near the border between Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. The discovery, which could reshape the understanding of early human presence in the region, has drawn the attention of leading archaeologists and cultural preservation agencies.
Greek Scientists Develop Method to Predict When Pollen Will Trigger Allergies

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

Scientists in Greece have developed a new method to predict when olive and oak trees will release allergy-triggering pollen into the air. This breakthrough could help allergy sufferers better prepare for the season and alleviate their symptoms. The research, led by S. Papadogiannaki at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focused on two trees common in the Mediterranean region—olive and oak. Their pollen is known to cause strong allergic reactions in many people, especially during spring.
Ancient Neo-Assyrian Writing Boards Reveal Similarities to Greek and Roman Practices

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

A new study has revealed how Neo-Assyrian writing boards were made, offering the earliest known example of cuneiform writing on wax. These ancient boards, uncovered in the ruins of Nimrud in present-day Iraq, date back to the 7th century BCE. The writing boards not only provide insight into Assyrian scribal practices but also highlight early techniques that show surprising similarities to later Greek and Roman writing practices.
Rare Denisovan Jawbone Confirms Human Relatives Spread Across Asia

1 week ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

A rare human jawbone pulled from the seabed near Taiwan has been identified as belonging to a Denisovan—an extinct hominin group that once lived across Asia. The finding sheds new light on the distant relatives of modern humans and adds a crucial piece to the puzzle of human evolution. The jawbone, referred to as Penghu 1, was discovered in the early 2000s by a fisherman trawling the waters of the Penghu Channel, approximately 25 kilometers off Taiwan’s western coast.
Largest Brain Map Ever Made Challenges Old Neuroscience Theories

2 weeks ago | greekreporter.com | Abdul Moeed

Scientists have created the largest human brain map to date, offering a groundbreaking look into how the brain is built and functions. The achievement comes from the Machine Intelligence from Cortical Networks, or MICrONS, project—a seven-year effort involving more than 150 researchers around the world. The findings, published Wednesday in a series of studies across the Nature family of journals, mark a turning point in neuroscience.