No, weather modification did not cause the deadly flash floods in Texas
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Scientists reveal structural mechanism behind photosystem II in green algae
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Heat wave duration is accelerating faster than global warming, researchers find
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Satellites reveal tropical wetland flooding did not cause methane surge
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German paper challenges invasive raccoon myths
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Microrobots shaped and steered by metal patches could aid drug delivery and pollution cleanup
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Selective biocatalyst targets styrene pollutant, yielding pure epoxides for pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals
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Q&A: Education researcher discusses the future of AI in K-12 education
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Why chronic heat stress makes chickens fatter: New insights into poultry metabolism
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Discovery of donor molecule pair could transform OLED technology and explosives detection
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Blackout crisis looms as Americans face full month of outages plunging hospitals into deadly shutdowns
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Quantum clocks deliver navigation accuracy far beyond current GPS systems in naval tests
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Gut length driven by 'sexual conflict' in fish species
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Sea lamprey travel patterns follow the deepest parts of Great Lakes waterways
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Eliminating invasive rats may restore nutrient flow across food chain networks in Seychelles
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Thousands told to stay home as Spain forest fire rages
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Elon Musk slashed Texas's National Weather Service funding just months before devastating floods
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France wildfire shuts down Marseille airport, halts trains
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'Lord of the Rings' director backs long shot de-extinction plan, starring New Zealand's lost moa
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Daily mismatch between temperature and humidity helps shield cloud forests from dryness
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380-million-year-old lungfish jawbones reveal ancient eating habits of Earth's first land animals
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How plants manage light: New insights into nature's oxygen-making machinery
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Water storage in dams has caused minute shifts in Earth's poles, study finds
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A possible replacement for plastic: Spinning bacteria create improved cellulose
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Younger workers not adjusting to rising state pension age, study finds
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New software promises to make precision genome editing with CRISPR accessible to more researchers
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Image: Hubble captures stellar duo
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Decade-long study shows reduced winter snowpack impairs forests' ability to store carbon
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A new method for analyzing the stability of sunspots
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Study reveals urgent conservation needs for Siberian flying squirrel
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Nanobody neutralizes deadly Nipah and Hendra viruses in lab tests
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Quantum battery device lasts much longer than previous demonstrations
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More bubbles means more variation in ocean carbon storage
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15th century holy books of Ethiopian Jewry discovered—the oldest found to date
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Rain events could cause major failure of Waikīkī storm drainage by 2050
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Optical tweezer sectioning microscopy enables 3D imaging of floating live cells
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Hidden role of 'cell protector' protein opens cancer treatment possibilities
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Pretrained jet foundation model successfully utilized for tau reconstruction
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Scientific norms shape the behavior of researchers working for the greater good
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Can you trust climate information? How and why powerful players are misleading the public
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The online world comes with risks, but also friendships and independence for young people with disabilities
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Higher ed's relationship with marriage? It's complicated, and depends on age
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Foolproof way to win any jackpot according to maths (but there is a teeny catch)
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Reduce, remove, reflect: The three Rs that could limit global warming
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Perceived polarization may reflect inner circle agreement more than actual societal division
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There are many things American voters agree on, from fears about technology to threats to democracy
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Fungicides intended to suppress turfgrass diseases may damage fairways
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Parker Solar Probe uncovers direct evidence of the sun's 'helicity barrier'
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Massive boulders ejected during DART mission may complicate future asteroid deflection efforts
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Unique strategies use AI and extra credit to improve student performance on physics exams
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Some babies really are born fussy, expert reveals - and there's not much parents can do about it
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Food trade regimes harm people and the planet: How the G20 can drive improvements
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Meet the 'plastivore' caterpillars that grow fat from eating plastic
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Not all species flee heat: New hypothesis explains surprising movements in nature
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How airports like Heathrow and Gatwick could help aliens spot Earth
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Elusive romance of top-quark pairs observed at Large Hadron Collider
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Prairie dog genes reveal secrets of plague survival
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White clover study reveals genetic architecture that allows invasive plants to thrive worldwide
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Sit or squat? Scientist reveals why it's actually WORSE to hover over a public toilet
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Scientists find new way to control electricity at tiniest scale
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Globular clusters: The Vera Rubin Observatory is just getting started
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When Theia struck Earth, it helped set the stage for life to appear
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Bees are losing their buzz! Warmer weather reduces frequency and pitch of wing vibrations, researchers warn
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Why too much ultrasound slows chemical reactions
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Neanderthal DNA could be the cause of some modern brain malformations
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New report details global drought impacts
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Today will be the shortest day in history as Earth's rotation unexpectedly speeds up
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Spotted lanternflies are emerging in huge numbers. Don't panic, says entomologist
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Iron Age kohl in Iran: Kani Koter cemetery reveals a previously unknown recipe
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How plants build the microbiome they need to survive in a tough environment
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