Roberta De Carolis

Roberta De Carolis holds a bachelor's and a doctoral degree in Chemistry, and has completed a Master's degree in scientific communication. A qualified journalist, she has been writing for GreenMe since 2010.

• Does the Moon really influence the menstrual cycle? A new study suggests it’s possible, but there’s a catch

• What a marvel! Astrophotographer Alessandra Masi captured lunar iridescence over the Dolomites, the photo is breathtaking

• Tropical cyclone clusters shifting from Pacific to Atlantic

• Can fruits and vegetables make up for poor sleep? A new study suggests they might

• Shark teeth are dissolving in more acidic oceans, scientists warn

• A discovery that makes us think: psychopathy leaves a mark on the brain

• A tourist gave beer to an elephant in Kenya — and bragged about it online

• Ultra-processed foods: a hidden threat to health and fertility

• Greek Petralona skull sheds new light on human evolution in Europe

• We should all sleep in the dark: how artificial light is silently sabotaging your body

• Why queen bumblebees rest during reproduction: a new study

• Powerful earthquake rocks Peru near lima: one confirmed death, more aftershocks feared

• Bottom trawling is annihilating marine life — and the footage is devastating

• Destructive ‘super-termites’ are breeding in Florida, scientists confirm

• World’s largest iceberg A23a breaking apart after nearly 40 years, NASA images reveal

• Rare “painted” shark seen alive for the first time, thanks to cheap underwater cameras

• Artificial Intelligence is showing promise in the fight against antibiotic resistance

• Dancing for Parkinson’s patients: a groundbreaking study shows promising results

• Our love for music may be written in our DNA, study reveals

• Chronic pain: an often ignored symptom of Parkinson’s disease

• A mysterious network of micro-tunnels found in desert rocks may reveal unknown life form

• Over 55 million africans face extreme hunger as water crises worsen

• Artificial Intelligence can now read animal emotions—and it’s more than a novelty

• A fossil discovery in Antarctica is rewriting bird evolution

• Malicious digital twins: the next cybersecurity threat

• Glaciers in Svalbard shrink by over 300 square miles in less than 40 years

• Defecation improves brain performance: a surprising discovery

• A new frontier in sensory tech: patch allows immersive touch feedback

• Emissions gap report 2024: can we still meet the 1.5°c target?

• Atmospheric rivers shifting towards the poles are disrupting global weather patterns