Medieval medicine was smarter than you think—and weirdly similar to TikTok trends
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Many fish are social, but pesticides are pushing them apart
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2D materials design: Material strength and toughness simultaneously achieved through layer twisting
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The anatomy of a flash flood: Why the Texas flood was so deadly
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Two dead in New Jersey as soaked US northeast braces for more rain
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Private spaceflight ends with a Pacific splashdown for astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary
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RNA viruses may differentially shape carbon recycling in the ocean
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The southern hemisphere is full of birds found nowhere else on Earth. Their importance has been overlooked
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A warning from the future: The risk if NZ gets climate adaptation policy wrong today
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Roundworm genome map benefits synthetic biology, human health
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The 100-year journey from quantum science to quantum technology
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To 'infinity' and beyond: Direct evidence of black hole birth found in galaxy named 'Infinity'
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Satellite constellations are too bright—may threaten astronomy and our night sky
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Understanding relationship development: Toward a more rigorous approach
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Ancient footprints reveal Neanderthal family hunts on beaches
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AERONET: Ensuring quality satellite data for mineral exploration
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Preliminary findings from Hurricane Maria investigation released
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Getting to know 3I/ATLAS, our solar system's newest interstellar visitor
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Another blow for Elon as his $40b obsession collapses
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Study finds link between Grand Canyon landslide and Meteor Crater impact
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Rare distant object 2020 VN40 found in perfect sync with Neptune
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Chemically enriched carbon nanotube films boost photo-thermoelectric imaging performance
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Carbon credit accuracy for agricultural markets improved by new baseline system testing
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Astronomers use simulations to reconstruct three-star ejection from R136 cluster
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One survey by NASA's Roman could unveil 100,000 cosmic explosions
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Social media users are CONVINCED a popular emoji has disappeared - so, do you remember it?
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New four-element semiconductor alloy promises advances in chip technology
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Experts on high alert as multiple volcanoes in 'Pacific Ring of Fire' suddenly come to life
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First scientific evidence of auditory interaction between plants and animals
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Universities need restructuring for climate and community needs, study finds
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You only get one brain: The best helmet material for protecting your noggin
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A lunar base could start with a dome over a crater made of regolith
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Sugars from the salty ocean are responsible for a large part of the ice nuclei over southern hemisphere
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Thousands of years of climate data refined to better predict future environmental changes
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Novel biosensor allows real-time monitoring of sucrose uptake in plants
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Ultrafast cryo-EM study challenges assumptions on pulsed electron beam mitigation of radiation damage
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Study helps urban farmers create 'light recipe' to increase crop yield
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Researchers develop satellite-based method to boost accuracy of coal plant CO₂ emission estimates
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As chatbots improve, humans' unique language abilities are becoming less special
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Novel approach reduces alloy microstructure prediction from years to minutes
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Two new species of wart sea slugs discovered from North Sulawesi, Indonesia
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Six popular Apple devices are now classed as VINTAGE - and may leave users unable to get repairs if they break
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Most of us love memes. But are they a form of comics?
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Did beer build civilization? Alcohol's influence on ancient societies examined
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Tyranny is an ever-present threat to civilizations. Here's how Classical Greece and China dealt with it
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Scientists develop technique for high-resolution single cell epigenetic analysis
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Rethinking the Big Bang: Gravity and quantum ripples may explain cosmic origins
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Researchers use strands of DNA and mRNA with similar lengths to aid in search for new drugs
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Disease-causing bacteria can deal with stink as long as they get a meal
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The hidden health risks of wood-burning and eco stoves in homes
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Earth was born with water—no delivery needed
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Paid Parental Leave scheme language portrays fathers as secondary or optional
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Jaguar population increases after wildfire and drought, indicating area's role as climate refuge
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Sharper gravitational-wave analysis promises clearer insights into black hole collisions
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Study shows that social interaction boosts emotional vitality—but leads to delayed fatigue
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Past their prime? Tool use declines with age in wild chimpanzees
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New insights into the jet stream make better climate predictions possible
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Atomic swap in morphine core structure leads to safer, non-rewarding opioid alternative
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Odds of tropical storm Dexter forming off Florida coast INCREASE as flight chaos erupts
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The exact age Gen Z consider you 'old', revealed
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This Earth-sized exoplanet is on a death spiral
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Researchers work to make industrial catalytic converters more efficient
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Next-gen rod LEDs could transform smartphones and TVs with ultra-bright and color-rich displays
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New AI tool deciphers mysteries of nanoparticle motion in liquid environments
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Enriched asymmetric π electrons in chainmail catalyst boost acidic hydrogen evolution
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Astronomers perform a comprehensive study of two open clusters
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Rethinking wildlife tourism: Ruling out 'orangutan kickboxing' a good start to limit harmful animal objectification
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Flight attendant reveals what really happens if you get caught trying to join the 'mile high club'
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New genus and species of mole identified from fossil discovered at the Camp dels Ninots site
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A promising pathway for the electrical switching of altermagnetism
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