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Science30 Jul
A cavity fix that skips the drill, and three other quiet wins from this week's lab benches
Science29 Jul
Five Quiet Wins for the Bench: How Small Lab Breakthroughs Are Reshaping Medicine, Farming, and Recycling
Science29 Jul
Four press releases, three days: a cluster of late-July research bulletins on antibiotics, plastics, lasers and diabetes
Science28 Jul
Four physics-adjacent results from late July 2026, and the methodological thread binding them
Science21 Jul
Why some brains outlast the rest of the body: Oxford researchers build the first systematic atlas of post-mortem brain preservation
Science21 Jul
Two Virginia Tech studies, one uncomfortable lesson about who shapes what we see
Science21 Jul
Virtual reality shows how stress edits what the brain keeps
Science21 Jul
What three quiet science stories from last week tell us about how we measure loss
Science21 Jul
Swiss researchers pull NASA climate archives onto a supercomputer, in case the originals disappear
Science21 Jul
Two small trials, two large questions: can food compounds and cheap antidepressants ease the lingering burden of age and long COVID?
Science21 Jul
Sunburn, sunscreen and a dinosaur killer: three snapshots from a quietly busy week in the physical sciences
Science21 Jul
Why a single sensor paper from Skoltech matters to every commercial jet in service
Science21 Jul
Buried in the loess: what 4,000-year-old Shimao is telling us about the first Chinese states
Science21 Jul
The science believers who hold scientific conspiracy theories
Science21 Jul
Beyond the quokka: what Rottnest's salt-lake genomes could mean for Australian biotech
Science21 Jul
The return-to-office argument has a personality problem
Science21 Jul
A quantum gravity theory that borrows from biology, to explain why the universe got so complex
Science21 Jul
A new window on protein folding, opened inside living cells
Science21 Jul
Two new studies take a crack at stubborn puzzles: pay gaps in academia and the social logic of a beehive
Science21 Jul
Vibrations into fuels: Hong Kong team reports a route to turn ambient mechanical noise into chemical output
Science21 Jul
Oregon's coastal fog, decoded by webcams and a student-led sensor network
Science21 Jul
The 66-million-year-old smoking gun, a new flu playbook, and a solar forecast that could shape the next decade of satellites
Science21 Jul
The couch, the cortex: midlife TV habits and the brain decades later
Science21 Jul
Two quiet signals from the biosphere: a three-way symbiosis that gives a microbe a compass, and an ocean quietly running out of breath
Science21 Jul
Memorable, not moving: study finds image stickiness outranks emotion in digital ads
Science21 Jul
One theory, two puzzles: a Texas team ties Little Red Dots to the birth of globular clusters
Science21 Jul
Light-driven electron transfer opens a new lane for ring-shaped drug molecules
Science21 Jul
A laptop just did what a quantum computer was supposed to do alone
Science21 Jul
K’gari’s Lost Lakes: A 7,500-Year-Old Climate Puzzle on the World’s Largest Sand Island
Science21 Jul
A new mosasaur from Hokkaido forces a rethink of Pacific seaway biogeography
Science21 Jul
Indigenous food knowledge moves from periphery to policy centre stage
Science21 Jul
The investing podcast boom, tested against the tape
Science21 Jul
A 150-year agricultural experiment begins in Illinois, and the questions it asks are bigger than corn yields
Science21 Jul
From a rooftop in Cambridge, a 400-year-old science gets a satellite upgrade
Science21 Jul
A browser tool called GPlates Web Service lets researchers place a fossil in deep time without a supercomputer
Science21 Jul
Graphite levitation trick points to cheaper, magnet-only bearings
Science21 Jul
Five science findings that landed on 21 July 2026, and why each one matters
Science21 Jul
A Biting Midge, Edited: How a CRISPR First Could Reshape Livestock Disease Research
Science21 Jul
The early-career grant that changes a scientist's trajectory most isn't the largest one
Science21 Jul
California's decade-long rethink on English learners reaches the high school transcript
Science21 Jul
Arctic winter ice decline resumes after a brief reprieve, researchers say
Science21 Jul
What a chimpanzee embrace tells us about the roots of consolation
Science21 Jul
Amazon fires drop to a historic low, but the structural pressure on the forest has not eased
Science21 Jul
Old DNA, Not New Mutations, May Decide Who Survives a Warming Planet
Science20 Jul
Why plant scientists are turning to weeds to map the next wave of crop disease
Science20 Jul
The feed is not neutral: how a Virginia Tech study exposes the bias baked into social media timelines
Science20 Jul
What a holiday actually does to the brain, and why the beach isn't enough
Science20 Jul
A £2.1 billion park sits behind a postcode: why Britain's green-space map is a planning problem, not a nature one
Science20 Jul
Two materials science stories, one supply-chain lesson
Science20 Jul
A parasite carried by billions just gave up a piece of its operating manual
Science20 Jul
Tick pesticide resistance may extend their northern range as winters warm
Science20 Jul
Three Lab Results, One Question: What Earth’s Deep Past Says About Life’s Origin
Science20 Jul
Two Texas Tech vet students crack open canine bone cancer and a mysterious equine disorder
Science20 Jul
A lab on wheels: Tasmania's portable PFAS kit turns a days-long wait into an afternoon
Science20 Jul
The sun sleeps, the dinosaurs' killer resurfaces: two solar-system stories that redraw the forecast
Science20 Jul
Southern Ocean researchers close a year of pinniped assessments, and the data gap is the story
Science20 Jul
South Africa's genomics labs are giving 10% of their budgets back to the community, and exporting the model
Science20 Jul
The fires that came from everywhere: how the 2015 Southeast Asian burn defied a single culprit
Science20 Jul
Snapdragon colour-tuning offers a rare window into how flowers bargain with their pollinators
Science20 Jul
Seoul team shows on-chip control of light speed, but the gap to a real device is wide
Science20 Jul
Soil laws are quietly reshaping what grows where, and what farmers keep
Science20 Jul
Shroud of Turin DNA study traces the cloth's tangled biological past
Science20 Jul
The Salt Is Coming: How Sea-Level Rise Could Reshape River Microbes
Science20 Jul
Rivers are eating less methane than we hoped
Science20 Jul
Red tape, thin capital: why social businesses keep stalling on impact
Science20 Jul
A lost marsupial branch, dug up in Queensland, redraws the map of Australia’s mammals
Science20 Jul
A study under scrutiny: Manchester and Canadian researchers reopen the parental-alienation debate
Science20 Jul
A missing rock, finally found: the oddball meteorite that ended the dinosaurs
Science20 Jul
Norway's mountain fish traps push back the date of Europe's first farmers
Science20 Jul
Nursing students tell researchers they trust themselves with AI, more than the tools deserve
Science20 Jul
The Mediterranean diet's microscopic allies, and why researchers are paying attention
Science20 Jul
Mars terraforming crosses from fringe to funded: what changed in the lab
Science20 Jul
A day after the headlines: tracking the road toll that follows American mass shootings
Science20 Jul
A machine-learning fix for a quiet error in single-cell genomics
Science20 Jul
JWST pulls back the curtain on a quiet kind of galactic violence
Science20 Jul
How flu hijacks the cell: a Hamburg team maps the moment of takeover
Science20 Jul
Inside the headset: what immersive VR does to a story
Science20 Jul
A card game for the medicine cabinet: how Herbularyo turns Filipino herbal lore into organic chemistry
Science20 Jul
Detecting life on distant worlds is becoming an engineering problem
Science20 Jul
A railroad causeway, two oceans of microbes, and what the split tells us about a drying lake
Science20 Jul
Gravity from entropy: how a London mathematician is reframing the universe's first breath
Science20 Jul
Four science stories the wires buried this week, and why they matter
Science20 Jul
A French-made aluminum igloo is about to spend a year frozen into the Arctic ice
Science20 Jul
Future-proofing the lab: what a Nature essay on research foresight actually tells working scientists
Science20 Jul
A Cheap Antidepressant, a Long COVID Puzzle, and the Limits of a Single Trial
Science20 Jul
A new epigenetic clock claims to read age without the black box
Science20 Jul
Dog blood, human shortage: the iPSC experiment that could redraw transfusion supply
Science20 Jul
The maths behind a mid-air dogfight: what dragonfly territorial fights reveal about contested airspace
Science20 Jul
Crowd crushes may build slowly, not snap suddenly, McGill study finds
Science20 Jul
The heat map that redraws who can afford the city
Science20 Jul
Hong Kong team claims a blood test can flag heart risk 15 years before symptoms
Science20 Jul
Burnout isn't new: 18th-century farm records show workers describing the same exhaustion
Science20 Jul
When 'no net loss' actually works: a study tries to pin down biodiversity offsetting
Science20 Jul
First in situ sighting of Arctic bobtail squid puts a Greenland fjord on the cephalopod map
Science20 Jul
Fifty-Seven Years On, the Apollo Landings Still Define What a Nation Says It Can Do
Science20 Jul
The soy pact that wasn't: how a nine-year moratorium fell apart and what 1.4 million hectares of forest look like
Science20 Jul
Machine learning narrows the tuberculosis drug funnel, but the bottleneck stays human
Science20 Jul
AI-designed gene editors arrive: what a new class of CRISPR enzymes actually changes
Science20 Jul
Where the machine still loses its way: AI translators stumble on UN speech nuance
Science19 Jul
A sweetener study, a board-game insight, and a colon-cancer mechanism: three threads in this week's basic science
Science19 Jul
Quiet fault lines under quantum computing's two new proofs of concept
Science19 Jul
The primate that put evolution's hardest birth in context
Science19 Jul
Two Micro-Scale Findings Reframe the Geography of Food and Water Risk
Science19 Jul
Five breakthroughs, one quiet week in the lab
Science19 Jul
A sharper attribution science could redraw the courtroom map for Big Oil
Science19 Jul
Two Alzheimer’s drugs take different routes to a shared problem
Science18 Jul
Moscow province ablaze: Ukraine's drones hit an oil depot as Russia claims 379 intercepts overnight
Science18 Jul
Britain's aid retreat from Africa: a 90% cut, and the laboratories that will go dark
Science18 Jul
Two quantum results, one stubborn problem: keeping the signal alive
Science18 Jul
Three quiet lab wins reshape what cheap chips, brains and bioplastics can do
Science18 Jul
A mobile lab in Tasmania just rewrote the waiting game for PFAS contamination
Science18 Jul
A rocky exoplanet's atmosphere, and a fresh check on the universe's age
Science18 Jul
A banned cold medicine, a consistency question: parsing Red Blood Journal Transmission's three-part series
Science18 Jul
Two unrelated papers point at the same bottleneck: biology's weird animals and physics' cleanest qubits
Science18 Jul
Iran's leadership frames US agreement breach as proof of Washington's bad faith
Science18 Jul
Iran's overnight barrage leaves two U.S. airbases burning in Jordan and Kuwait
Science18 Jul
Iran strikes Mowafq Al-Sulti base in Jordan as Middle East flashpoint deepens
Science18 Jul
Strikes on a Jordan base reopen the Iran-US flashpoint in plain daylight
Science18 Jul
Sirens in Manama and Kuwait City: a third night of alarms on the Gulf
Science18 Jul
Federal ginseng rules miss the biology they're meant to protect
Science18 Jul
Europe's June Heat Wave Killed at Least 12,000, and the Wetlands That Could Cool It Are Still Disappearing
Science18 Jul
The Climate-Politics Gap: When Elected Officials Outrun Their Voters
Science18 Jul
Strikes on Bandar Abbas tunnel: what three near-identical Telegram posts do and do not tell us
Science17 Jul
Who feels the heat, and who decides: the politics of temperature in a warming century
Science17 Jul
When Boycotts Bite: What Eight Years of #MeToo Spending Data Actually Shows
Science17 Jul
The Pipeline Problem: Who Gets to Lead America Next, and Who Decides
Science17 Jul
Four science stories that quietly redrew the week: silver in the sun, self-eating plastic, a sugar-coated assault on brain cancer, and a six-molecule quantum oddity
Science17 Jul
Bacterial 'herds' and amphibian diet shifts: two Queen Mary findings redraw the small-scale rules of survival
Science17 Jul
Tehran releases footage of waves 10 through 16 of Operation Nasr 2, framing a US strike narrative on its own terms
Science17 Jul
Iran publishes satellite imagery of damage to US troop housing at Jordan's King Faisal Air Base
Science17 Jul
Two Studies, One Quiet Lesson in How Animals and Rivers Read Risk
Science17 Jul
How a fish tells its own kind from a stranger, and why a new book is rebuilding the molecular-biology bench from scratch
Science17 Jul
A cinema ticket and a stick of gum: small habits, modest biology, large caveats
Science17 Jul
Coastal runoff is rewriting the chemistry of coral reefs before they can recover
Science17 Jul
Two microscopy and olfaction papers show how much cell biology still hides in plain sight
Science17 Jul
Ben-Gvir on camera: the prison remarks and the cabinet minutes that didn't exist
Science16 Jul
Familiar ground: why wildfire evacuees gravitate toward places they already know
Science16 Jul
The travel problem at the heart of every World Cup
Science16 Jul
Before the first strike: what social animals do in the hours ahead of a fight
Science16 Jul
Where you publish still matters: how prestige, geography and topic tilt the science journal game
Science16 Jul
What a $50 million T. rex actually costs science
Science16 Jul
Webb finds a hidden giant, and a clearer picture of how the universe's largest black holes eat
Science16 Jul
US strikes hit three bridges near Bandar Abbas as Iran's power grid takes collateral damage
Science16 Jul
The clock fight is back: Congress moves to lock the U.S. on permanent daylight saving time
Science16 Jul
Where the pavement ends: urban green space is becoming refuge and risk
Science16 Jul
Urban nature isn't just trees anymore, and three researchers want the field to catch up
Science16 Jul
A robotic flotilla sails for Greenland's meltwater: what the UK mission is actually after
Science16 Jul
Tunas didn't evolve as fast as we thought, a fresh read on the ocean's fastest predators
Science16 Jul
Eight Seconds, a Slipstream, and the Quiet Engineering Behind a Tour de France
Science16 Jul
T. rex hatchlings were built to hunt, not hide, two new studies find
Science16 Jul
T. rex was born mobile: two new studies redraw the first year of a Cretaceous apex predator
Science16 Jul
Three decades of fieldwork overturn the 'super-predator' myth
Science16 Jul
Driving the speed limit could save fuel and emissions at a cost of 54 seconds a day
Science16 Jul
Soil and twist: two physics briefs that quietly redraw the antibiotic and magnetics map
Science16 Jul
A drug that helps the body clear its own zombie cells, and what it might mean for ageing
Science16 Jul
The 28% Rejection: What Five Years of Science Magazine Submissions Reveal About How Elite Journals Pick Papers
Science16 Jul
Qatar rejects Israeli reports of Doha's role in any military action against Iran
Science16 Jul
Quantum optics, viral individuality and a gecko's tumours: three research threads worth watching in mid-July 2026
Science16 Jul
Radium-bearing molecules chilled to ultracold temperatures open a new window on nuclear physics
Science16 Jul
The Forest Behind the Faucet: New Study Puts a Number on the Roadless Rule
Science16 Jul
A solid that flows: Osaka team shows ions moving like a liquid through a crystal lattice
Science16 Jul
Turquoise bloom and a Russian-American handshake: two views from low Earth orbit
Science16 Jul
Chewing gum, chili peppers, and the limits of a single-diet story
Science16 Jul
NASA Pads the Lunar Pipeline With 41 Tech Bets and Four Landings
Science16 Jul
The quiet financial advisor in your search bar: what LLM money advice actually looks like
Science16 Jul
LHS 1140b may be rebuilding its own atmosphere, astronomers find
Science16 Jul
Eight months in orbit: what an aging space station is teaching biology about the body
Science16 Jul
Iran's army drones strike US radar and fuel tanks in Jordan in ninth phase of 'Operation Lightning'
Science16 Jul
Two peptides, one switch: how ion chemistry is redrawing the rules of drug design
Science16 Jul
Cleaner air abroad could reshape India's monsoon, Reading study finds
Science16 Jul
Illinois farmers could lose $609m a year if glyphosate is banned, study finds
Science16 Jul
Greenland's frozen archive rewrites the industrial methane story
Science16 Jul
Bacteria as biosensors: a Spanish river study suggests a cheaper way to track chemical pollution
Science16 Jul
Australia's biggest glider may not be its best, and plants react to sun in minutes
Science16 Jul
Genome-edited green perilla offers a glimpse of crop redesign without foreign DNA
Science16 Jul
Who owns a microbe? A new framework tries to answer before the question breaks
Science16 Jul
A fungal gatekeeper, and the search for antifungal drugs that don't break the patient
Science16 Jul
Gallium nitride joins the nanocrystal club
Science16 Jul
Four quiet science stories that quietly redraw the map
Science16 Jul
One fission run, fifteen nuclei: physicists map a stubborn gamma-ray excess
Science16 Jul
Five biology stories this week, and what they change about cancer, climate and how we see
Science16 Jul
Fedorov declines Zelensky's advisor offer and pleads for the reversal that just cost him the defence portfolio
Science16 Jul
Europe's wetlands can't save its demographics, but they're the climate lever that still bends
Science16 Jul
DECam's Van Gogh frame is a reminder: the instruments do the seeing now
Science16 Jul
Why drug pipelines keep silting up, and the purification bottleneck nobody talks about
Science16 Jul
A constipation drug, repurposed: small trial points to a new lever on the cognitive haze that follows depression
Science16 Jul
Two Trees, a Million Avatars: What China Is Actually Trying to Govern
Science16 Jul
Two studies, two quiet revolutions in what counts as a risk
Science16 Jul
Carbon-priced hotel rooms move guest behaviour more than towel cards do
Science16 Jul
A new route to a universal quantum computer, set out in 1,076 pages
Science16 Jul
When the Black Sea spilled into the Aegean: a freshwater pulse that rewrote the Eastern Mediterranean
Science16 Jul
Six molecules, one cluster: a Basel experiment reopens the question of what an electron is
Science16 Jul
The self-sacrificing bacterium that could reset the antibiotics arms race
Science16 Jul
Attention as a decision: how the brain re-prioritises focus when the stakes climb
Science16 Jul
Australia's dung beetles are cutting cattle methane by 85%. The finding is bigger than the beetles.
Science16 Jul
Australia's dung beetles cut cattle methane by 85%, and the livestock sector is starting to notice
Science16 Jul
Artemis III dress rehearsal: NASA's 2027 dry run before the 2028 lunar return
Science16 Jul
Two Alzheimer’s signals and a koala breakthrough: this week’s science ledger
Science16 Jul
Living alligators expose why juvenile fossils can fool classification methods
Science16 Jul
Alpine floods once classed as 'century events' may now arrive twice in a lifetime
Science16 Jul
America's genetic mirror turns ten: what the All of Us biobank has already taught medicine
Science16 Jul
An accordionist, a hydrogen puzzle, and a herd of elephants: three quiet wins for old-fashioned field science
Science16 Jul
A 37-year soil experiment just rewrote one assumption about a warming planet
Science15 Jul
Why top science journals keep getting richer, and what that does to the research record
Science15 Jul
A leopard gecko, a hungry fungus, and a sugarless batch of plastic: the week in biology
Science15 Jul
What decides who gets into Nature and Science? New analysis says it's not the ideas
Science15 Jul
What "quantum" actually means: a physicist's reading list for the age of spooky action
Science15 Jul
Two quiet physics results point at the same awkward truth: nature's symmetries still do the heavy lifting
Science15 Jul
US widens UAE's access to advanced AI chips after joint operations against Iran
Science15 Jul
US strike on Iranian barracks at Bampur leaves seven dead, state media say
Science15 Jul
A fungus fit for a king: Uppsala researchers name a new root-dweller after Carl XVI Gustaf
Science15 Jul
Two quiet science papers, one recurring problem: what we still cannot clean up
Science15 Jul
T. rex leaves its signature on Wyoming fossils, and on a long-running debate about who bit whom
Science15 Jul
Two Tokyo materials breakthroughs nudge ammonia and nanoplastic detection out of the lab
Science15 Jul
The carbon math of working from home depends on who you ask
Science15 Jul
Sugar in the dark, exhaust on the moon: two new windows on life's origin
Science15 Jul
Strikes reported on Dehloran as Iranian outlets carry Washington's claim with no on-the-ground detail
Science15 Jul
A stellar census gives the standard universe a quiet win
Science15 Jul
Two decades of warming soils, and one typhoon, redraw the carbon ledger
Science15 Jul
Sierra Nevada's Vanishing Ponds: What Shrinking Snowpack Does to Alpine Water
Science15 Jul
How a seal hears underwater: blood-filled ear tissue holds the answer
Science15 Jul
A weekly scaffold for Alzheimer's, a plastic that breathes, and a heat cloak: six science threads worth watching
Science15 Jul
The squeeze on science watchdog reporting, and the women who keep showing up for it
Science15 Jul
Sauna, heat and the surprising case for hot-room therapy
Science15 Jul
Roman telescope clears path to ancient feeding black holes
Science15 Jul
A pseudoscience transmission is going viral on Indian Telegram. The science desks are not paying attention.
Science15 Jul
The retina speaks twice: a Yale finding upends how vision is modelled
Science15 Jul
Two quantum results land the same week: error correction takes a step, and gravity gets a gravitational answer
Science15 Jul
A new branch on the viral family tree, and what it means for the food on your plate
Science15 Jul
Empty waters, harder hunts: rethinking the "halo" around the world's seabird cities
Science15 Jul
Sub-Saharan Africa's oldest ancient animal DNA pulled from a Kenyan cave
Science15 Jul
The ocean remembers: how today's carbon is rewriting deep-time chemistry
Science15 Jul
Inside the cell's ribosome factory: researchers map the nucleolus's liquid architecture
Science15 Jul
Singapore researchers find earthquakes and old optics can both bend the region's tech future
Science15 Jul
New Zealand study puts nitrate drinking-water limits back on the table
Science15 Jul
A new colobus in the Congo: an orange-lipped monkey joins the primate record
Science15 Jul
South Korean team builds mussel-protein nanoparticles that hunt pancreatic cancer cells
Science15 Jul
Microplastics are reaching 2,000 metres below the ocean surface, and the sampling problem starts there
Science15 Jul
The low-hanging-fruit myth in biology, and why 2026 keeps proving it wrong
Science15 Jul
Kuwait warehouse fire burns a third day after reported Iranian drone hits on Mina Abdullah
Science15 Jul
Fertiliser from the loo: a German greenhouse trial puts human excreta back on the field
Science15 Jul
Iran strike fatality and a five-year sentence: two same-day signals from the Israel-Iran front
Science15 Jul
Iranian Shahed-136 drones strike Kuwait's Shuaiba industrial zone, NASA firemap data confirms
Science15 Jul
Two papers, one question: how did life get its chemistry?
Science15 Jul
What drives the remarkable eyes of deep-sea hyperiid amphipods
Science15 Jul
Hubble's latest portrait of LH 95 is a reminder that stellar nurseries don't run on a human clock
Science15 Jul
GRS 0917+75 is a giant radio galaxy, observations confirm
Science15 Jul
Five small animals are quietly redrawing the map of human disease
Science15 Jul
Europe's climate bets are multiplying faster than its data can verify
Science15 Jul
A new EU wetland atlas lands. The funding fight is just beginning.
Science15 Jul
Heat killed an estimated 2,700 people in England and Wales this summer. The housing stock is the variable.
Science15 Jul
A reporter, a sick father, and the strange rules of the quantum world
Science15 Jul
The retail investor now trades in milliseconds. The data telling us what that does to returns is finally arriving.
Science15 Jul
The two-mile commute: how vent larvae ride sunlight down into the deep
Science15 Jul
Caves of the Fem: a 30-day dig rewrites what we know about Europe's last hunter-gatherers
Science15 Jul
Crabs Are Quietly Rewriting the Methane Budget of Coastal Wetlands
Science15 Jul
Reading Beijing at the UN: how China's human-rights review statements forecast its concessions
Science15 Jul
New Brown University map rewrites what lunar geologists thought they knew about regolith depth
Science15 Jul
A thinner skin on the moon: Brown University team maps regolith depth for future landing sites
Science15 Jul
Bone 'fingerprints' open a new chapter in the archaeology of flooded caves
Science15 Jul
Brain, heart, gum: a week of research that quietly redraws where disease and decision begin
Science15 Jul
The drought that species-rich grasslands keep at bay
Science15 Jul
A week of small bets that hint at the next decade of biotech
Science15 Jul
A third planet in the Beta Pictoris system, and the patient science that finally caught it
Science15 Jul
Inside BESSY II's New Cell: Watching Catalysts Work at 400°C and 20 Bar
Science15 Jul
Berlin lab shows evanescent-field atom traps can extend quantum memory
Science15 Jul
Why some toad populations outlast a fungal apocalypse: a London-led study points to skin microbes
Science15 Jul
Farming for two harvests: Brussels study finds biodiversity and yields can move together on European cropland
Science15 Jul
A cleaner stack, a quieter lab: the 2D-heterostructure advance that could reshape quantum hardware
Science14 Jul
Inside the trillionth-of-a-second window where light reshapes a molecule
Science14 Jul
Black hole physics, maternal rewiring and a long-predicted quantum material: the week in fundamental science
Science14 Jul
A New Radio Eye on the Sky: What VLASS and a Magnetar Flash Mean for Cosmology
Science14 Jul
Two UC San Diego teams redraw the map of what human cells can do
Science14 Jul
Storm opportunists: a typhoon rerouted a research cruise and changed what we know about ocean microbes
Science14 Jul
A Darker Picture: New Two-Component Theory Rewrites the Cosmic Map
Science14 Jul
Three quiet wins for the microscope, the hive, and the public square
Science14 Jul
The tax data behind the Bastille: how fiscal unfairness powered 1789
Science14 Jul
Drought redraws the underground: six Kansas years push prairie soils toward a narrower microbiome
Science14 Jul
A T. rex tooth stuck in a duck-billed skull rewrites a small corner of predator-prey science
Science14 Jul
Supervisors matter more than workplace design for disabled staff, study finds
Science14 Jul
Stanford research finds AI is reshaping, not erasing, the bottom of the labour market
Science14 Jul
Shrimp, slow-motion gravity, and the small science of feeding a lunar colony
Science14 Jul
Flipping the sprinkler uncovers a long-standing puzzle in fluid dynamics
Science14 Jul
A silver coating that refuses to quit: Korea's KIMS claims a plating step-change
Science14 Jul
From cosmic sugars to lunar contamination risk: five science stories the wires buried this week
Science14 Jul
When the lab coat outranks the podium: a new study on who actually moves Americans to act
Science14 Jul
A room-temperature magnon coherence result lands, and the spintronics crowd takes notice
Science14 Jul
Atom-thin quantum materials step out of the lab, but the manufacturing gap is the story
Science14 Jul
Queensland's street-side trees quietly cool the pedestrian economy
Science14 Jul
How a plant's family tree decides its carbon appetite
Science14 Jul
A new platform for finding the gene edits that turn microbes into factories
Science14 Jul
The minute-by-minute switch: how plants rewrite their light-harvesting on demand
Science14 Jul
Pluto's wandering mountains: six giant landslides reshape the picture of a cold, dead world
Science14 Jul
Perseverance logs a Martian marathon, and the slow case for a sample-return relay
Science14 Jul
A new harvester ant in the Eastern Rhodopes: what Messor odrysarum tells us about Mediterranean biogeography
Science14 Jul
NASA greenlights four commercial Moon landings, betting that redundant science buys down the cost of a permanent base
Science14 Jul
Most of the moon's water is locked deep below the surface, new analysis suggests
Science14 Jul
Modern slavery is a business decision, Surrey researchers argue in supply-chain study
Science14 Jul
What Medici bones tell us about a 16th-century killing that keeps reshaping Florence's story
Science14 Jul
Monkeys recoil at near-real avatars: a primate uncanny valley, finally on the record
Science14 Jul
The moon is wetter than its rocks suggest, and that changes the lunar-resource math
Science14 Jul
What actually drives kelp forest productivity? A new UCSB study says disturbance, not nutrients
Science14 Jul
JWST images sharpen the picture of how supermassive black holes feed
Science14 Jul
Microbial cell factories inch toward industrial scale as KAIST maps the bottlenecks
Science14 Jul
Iran publishes satellite imagery of strike damage at Al-Udeid, as Bahrain reports incoming missile and drone fire
Science14 Jul
An Indian aluminium breakthrough lands inside a much bigger metals race
Science14 Jul
How a melting iceberg off Alaska could rattle the conveyor belt that keeps Europe warm
Science14 Jul
Hubble finds a missing black hole in Omega Centauri, solving a two-decade puzzle
Science14 Jul
What the hive already knows: a bee larva's missing sense of smell, and why scientists keep winning the persuasion race
Science14 Jul
Hawaii's volcanic pulse is quickening, and the textbook may have to follow
Science14 Jul
The moth that draws grizzlies to the top of the world
Science14 Jul
Geography of the mind: where you live is reshaping dementia science
Science14 Jul
Friend selection may still run on Pleistocene wiring, study finds
Science14 Jul
Four quiet leaps in the biosciences, from a virus family tree to a heat cloak
Science14 Jul
Four science stories that quietly redrew the map this week
Science14 Jul
Thirty-five years of Florida scrub-jay data show what monogamy buys
Science14 Jul
A clearer picture of how electric fields bend a stubborn class of materials
Science14 Jul
When loneliness becomes an identity: the overlooked female face of involuntary celibacy
Science14 Jul
Exercise rewires the heart's nerve architecture, opening a path to personalised cardiac care
Science14 Jul
DNA origami learns Morse: molecular encryption moves from lab demo to multiplayer toy
Science14 Jul
Two metres of DNA in a cell the size of a dust speck: how packaging, not sequence, is the next frontier of biology
Science14 Jul
What a cockatoo's flight tells us about minds we cannot read
Science14 Jul
Physicists close a 20-year-old loophole in how distant quantum modules can stay linked
Science14 Jul
What the deep sea is teaching us, again
Science14 Jul
Reading the world through Confucian eyes: a Political Geography paper revives classical Chinese thought for environmental justice
Science14 Jul
Classical Chinese political thought enters the climate-justice debate
Science14 Jul
Pluto's moon Charon is losing its spin, and the evidence is written in its ice
Science14 Jul
Cheap orbit: why the next fifteen years of cargo launches will reshape who builds what in space
Science14 Jul
The fishery the ledger never saw
Science14 Jul
Carbon capture could absorb more than 90% of US data-centre emissions, study finds
Science14 Jul
A new neutron interferometer in Vienna gives researchers their first precise grip on twisted quantum waves
Science14 Jul
Canadian climate disclosure opens a door European money walks through
Science14 Jul
A week of brain research that quietly redraws the map of choice
Science14 Jul
What Black girls tell each other when the body changes first
Science14 Jul
A biologist's offhand tweet, and the state of science communication online
Science14 Jul
Amphibians are rewriting their diets to survive a warming world. The strategy has a ceiling.
Science14 Jul
Alpha School's pitch collides with the evidence on AI tutoring
Science14 Jul
The machine that learns to smell: a roadmap for artificial olfaction
Science14 Jul
A day of small miracles in the lab: AI-fitted DNA, an onion-shaped halo around phytoplankton, and a 3D thermal cloak
Science13 Jul
Thirty years on, a copper-oxide superconductor gives up a secret
Science13 Jul
Worm study points to backup circuits that keep survival reflexes alive
Science13 Jul
The header is fading: why fewer World Cup goals are coming off heads
Science13 Jul
A wetland bacterium breaks down a stubborn dye, and the byproducts come with their own ecological cost
Science13 Jul
The volunteer edge: how unpaid lab time is quietly reshaping who lands the science job
Science13 Jul
Virtual fences move from prototype to paddock: study finds cattle respond to invisible boundaries as if they were real
Science13 Jul
Tree-planting targets get a community-shaped yardstick
Science13 Jul
Three flavours of risk: the moon, the deep sea, and a ceramic that almost ignores entropy
Science13 Jul
A superconducting quantum heat engine just broke a thermal ceiling, and reframed the road to larger machines
Science13 Jul
A common test for river health turns out to miss most of what it should catch
Science13 Jul
SpudCell and the unfinished business of building a cell from scratch
Science13 Jul
SpudCell falls short of synthetic life, but the questions it raises are already useful
Science13 Jul
South Africa's food economy is running out of climate buffer, and the study says adaptation money is the bottleneck
Science13 Jul
Serotonin's heart and a sharper lens on the brain: two findings that change what medicine sees
Science13 Jul
A sharper look inside LEDs: what the new imaging actually changes
Science13 Jul
Whom do we believe? A new study finds the answer depends on who is asking, and why
Science13 Jul
The 'safe third country' concept turns out to be an empty shell
Science13 Jul
Ruto and Kindiki still lead, but Kenya's polling picture is thinner than the headlines suggest
Science13 Jul
Russia's June carbon-market digest surfaces as sanctions reshape the climate-finance map
Science13 Jul
An RNA-only repair enzyme hints at how early life kept its genome intact
Science13 Jul
A quantum-gravitational route to the universe's evenness
Science13 Jul
A quantum heat engine, and the slow road to machines that keep their cool
Science13 Jul
Pregnancy Rewires the Brain Differently the Second Time Around, Study Finds
Science13 Jul
POSTECH team rewires the ribosome into a six-input cellular switch
Science13 Jul
A bottle cap, a current, and a clue: how scientists traced a piece of plastic back to its port
Science13 Jul
One plant, many molecules: how researchers rebuilt the psychedelic assembly line
Science13 Jul
Banned flame retardants keep showing up in MENA waters and soil
Science13 Jul
A 200-year-old optical trick resurfaces as a building block for tomorrow's computers
Science13 Jul
Three new studies redraw the ocean's role in keeping Earth habitable
Science13 Jul
The wrong side of the warming line: why northern tree swallows are losing ground
Science13 Jul
NextHen says it can flip a chicken's job without flipping the bird
Science13 Jul
A plastic problem, scaled down to the nanometre
Science13 Jul
Single-particle screening promises nanocrystal plants that know each crystal by sight
Science13 Jul
Lund study: flower-rich road verges can become bumblebee traps under heavy traffic
Science13 Jul
Cheap whole-genome sequencing is rewiring what geneticists can ask
Science13 Jul
The battery's quiet leak: tracing the lithium that never makes it back out
Science13 Jul
Seoul moves to double optical reception as data-center bandwidth crunch deepens
Science13 Jul
Why a jellyfish video pulled viewers in, and what that tells platforms about curiosity
Science13 Jul
The Indian Ocean Is Quietly Hijacking Mediterranean Summers
Science13 Jul
When Netflix buys a book: how one streaming adaptation rewrote a graphic novel's commercial life
Science13 Jul
A hidden dimension could reset the hunt for dark matter
Science13 Jul
Citizen scientists crack a harvestman mystery, and the answer rewrites fatherhood's origin story
Science13 Jul
Two biology papers, two quiet reframings of what medicine owes the mouth and the garden
Science13 Jul
When the app goes dark: the engineering choices driving gig workers off the platform
Science13 Jul
Cells spend energy to keep gene expression noisy, and that may be the point
Science13 Jul
A young supernova shows astronomers that stellar debris rarely expands evenly
Science13 Jul
When the Forecast Lies: How Forecast-Reality Gaps Shape Public Emotion in Disasters
Science13 Jul
Four children with terminal brain cancer cleared of disease by experimental cell therapy
Science13 Jul
A century-old firefly measurement is now under review, and the numbers are shifting
Science13 Jul
Five quiet lab breakthroughs that quietly moved physics and neuroscience this week
Science13 Jul
Euclid's oldest quasars sharpen a puzzle about how the first black holes grew so fast
Science13 Jul
A soft polymer that refuses to break: EPFL's printable elastomer lands where the field has long stumbled
Science13 Jul
Heat, courts, and a hollowed-out safety net: Britain's summer of compounding risk
Science13 Jul
A gut-first drug rewrites the early thinking on fatty liver disease
Science13 Jul
The deep ocean is leaking its lunch, and it changes what we thought we knew about marine food webs
Science13 Jul
The reef that dodged the heat wave: how ocean rhythms shape coral survival
Science13 Jul
Cornstarch and water don't mix the way the kitchen suggests: a closer look at oobleck droplet physics
Science13 Jul
Most corporate biodiversity pledges do not add up, Oxford study finds
Science13 Jul
When the map moves under the species: extinction models miss the climate shift
Science13 Jul
Two quiet neuroscience papers are quietly redrawing how the brain learns
Science13 Jul
Blue light rewires textbook chemistry into a faster route to drug molecules
Science13 Jul
The bees with the most to lose: how rising CO₂ is reshaping pollination from the top down
Science13 Jul
How a Bath City FC pilot is testing whether grassroots football can shrink a sport's carbon footprint
Science13 Jul
Bandar Abbas in the crosshairs: IRGC says it downed two US drones in one afternoon
Science13 Jul
Centuries-Old Stone Channels in Fukuoka Offer a Working Template for Climate-Adaptive Water Management
Science13 Jul
Why Arctic hillslopes grow stripes, polygons, and slow rivers of soil
Science13 Jul
Ahvaz airport strike rumor and the 35-minute official rebuttal: how Iranian state media closed ranks
Science13 Jul
Reading broken bones: how a new framework rewrites what archaeology can say about childhood in antiquity
Science12 Jul
What Is Lifting Tibet: A Glasgow-Led Study Reframes the Plateau's Birth
Science12 Jul
Six science threads, one quiet week: heat, brains, batteries, and the edge of a tidally locked world
Science12 Jul
Satellites catch Earth in the act of making two new islands and a global heating signal
Science12 Jul
A longer-living quantum-dot LED, and a pesticide that quietly costs the next generation of bees
Science12 Jul
Portugal's marine biobank network goes digital
Science12 Jul
A third of a microalga's genes switch with a few degrees of warming
Science12 Jul
Three ballistic missiles hit Kuwait's Al-Mina area, reportedly striking US ATCAM site
Science12 Jul
ICML Submissions Flooded With AI-Generated Pseudoscience, Reviewers Warn
Science12 Jul
The blind spot in Hispanic-Serving Institutions' diversity conversation
Science12 Jul
The smoke signals cannabis research can't quite read yet
Science12 Jul
The grass genome is finally giving up its secrets, and the answers will shape what we eat
Science12 Jul
Northwestern team finds the molecular switch gonorrhea uses to slip past the immune system
Science12 Jul
Where collective bargaining is rarest is exactly where it would matter most
Science12 Jul
Where collective bargaining stops: Germany’s lowest earners, least covered
Science12 Jul
Two physics puzzles, one summer: gallium's broken rules and a DNA printer on silicon
Science12 Jul
Fiber, not folklore: two recent papers puncture routine assumptions about gut worms and baby rattlesnakes
Science12 Jul
Europe's reusable rocket bet quietly takes shape as Starship study lands
Science12 Jul
A single E. coli cell weighs about a picogram. That number matters more than it looks
Science12 Jul
Dyson sphere hunting and salt-tolerant rice: two quiet bets on long-horizon science
Science12 Jul
Bones that lie: ancient DNA scrambles the medieval family tree
Science11 Jul
Physics keeps flies on the same flight path — except the mosquitoes that drink your blood
Science11 Jul
When the breakthrough came early: a thread on prodigy, not a verdict on talent
Science11 Jul
A weight-loss boom is outgrowing its dosing instructions
Science11 Jul
A viral-protein library the size of a small city genome
Science11 Jul
Virtual Tutoring Crosses the Pandemic Line and Stays There
Science11 Jul
A viral-protein library the size of a small city
Science11 Jul
Three photons, one cascade: light-driven catalysis opens a cheaper route into drug-like molecules
Science11 Jul
A single Thai bone rewrites what we thought sauropods looked like in the Jurassic
Science11 Jul
Tehran's farewell to a 'martyr': inside the state funeral Iran's leaders built around a single word
Science11 Jul
After the bot rumour: what the Max Planck retraction saga really exposed about automated editorial work at Springer Nature
Science11 Jul
Modeling a million-mile shell around Earth to forecast the next solar knockout punch
Science11 Jul
"Social media" means nothing — and that matters more than the platforms realize
Science11 Jul
Two Biology Stories, One Question About How Tools Are Built
Science11 Jul
A new way to certify quantum measurements could harden the foundations of quantum computing
Science11 Jul
NGTS-39b joins the catalogue: a warm Jupiter, transiting a sun-like star
Science11 Jul
When the local paper dies, the police beat tilts
Science11 Jul
A genome map finally explains why the mung bean shrugs off heat
Science11 Jul
The multitasking myth: why the men-and-women-at-work gap isn't what the lab tests suggested
Science11 Jul
'O you who have been oppressed but are exalted': Mojtaba Khamenei's elegy and the politics of vengeance
Science11 Jul
Twenty years of row data, and a quieter pivot for Mississippi irrigation
Science11 Jul
A four-lab Japanese team just rewrote the rules of nanocluster catalysis
Science11 Jul
NASA's IXPE telescope pins a pulsar's magnetic field — and the geometry isn't what textbooks drew
Science11 Jul
Dark energy may have changed its mind. The Hubble tension hasn't.
Science11 Jul
A borate-linked framework, and what porous crystals finally let chemists tune
Science11 Jul
Basking sharks' skin and the weight-loss argument intermittent fasting just won
Science11 Jul
Gunfire and armoured deployment rock Baghdad's Green Zone as security alert takes hold
Science11 Jul
Australia's Coastline Is Disappearing Into a Legal Vacuum
Science11 Jul
How a Mouse-Looking Mammal Outsailed the Spice Routes
Science11 Jul
The lakes that climate models keep ignoring — and the flood risk hiding above the snowline
Science10 Jul