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Science20 Jul
A card game for the medicine cabinet: how Herbularyo turns Filipino herbal lore into organic chemistry
Science20 Jul
Machine learning narrows the tuberculosis drug funnel, but the bottleneck stays human
Science20 Jul
Nursing students tell researchers they trust themselves with AI, more than the tools deserve
Science20 Jul
South Africa's genomics labs are giving 10% of their budgets back to the community, and exporting the model
Science20 Jul
The Mediterranean diet's microscopic allies, and why researchers are paying attention
Science20 Jul
JWST pulls back the curtain on a quiet kind of galactic violence
Science20 Jul
Fifty-Seven Years On, the Apollo Landings Still Define What a Nation Says It Can Do
Science20 Jul
A Cheap Antidepressant, a Long COVID Puzzle, and the Limits of a Single Trial
Science20 Jul
A lost marsupial branch, dug up in Queensland, redraws the map of Australia’s mammals
Science20 Jul
Hong Kong team claims a blood test can flag heart risk 15 years before symptoms
Science20 Jul
Two materials science stories, one supply-chain lesson
Science20 Jul
Three Lab Results, One Question: What Earth’s Deep Past Says About Life’s Origin
Science20 Jul
Four science stories the wires buried this week, and why they matter
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
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
Science19 Jul
Two Micro-Scale Findings Reframe the Geography of Food and Water Risk
Science19 Jul
A sweetener study, a board-game insight, and a colon-cancer mechanism: three threads in this week's basic science
Science19 Jul
Five breakthroughs, one quiet week in the lab
Science18 Jul
Iran's leadership frames US agreement breach as proof of Washington's bad faith
Science18 Jul
Strikes on Bandar Abbas tunnel: what three near-identical Telegram posts do and do not tell us
Science18 Jul
Strikes on a Jordan base reopen the Iran-US flashpoint in plain daylight
Science18 Jul
Iran strikes Mowafq Al-Sulti base in Jordan as Middle East flashpoint deepens
Science18 Jul
A mobile lab in Tasmania just rewrote the waiting game for PFAS contamination
Science18 Jul
Moscow province ablaze: Ukraine's drones hit an oil depot as Russia claims 379 intercepts overnight
Science18 Jul
Two quantum results, one stubborn problem: keeping the signal alive
Science18 Jul
Europe's June Heat Wave Killed at Least 12,000, and the Wetlands That Could Cool It Are Still Disappearing
Science18 Jul
Federal ginseng rules miss the biology they're meant to protect
Science18 Jul
Iran's overnight barrage leaves two U.S. airbases burning in Jordan and Kuwait
Science18 Jul
Sirens in Manama and Kuwait City: a third night of alarms on the Gulf
Science18 Jul
The Climate-Politics Gap: When Elected Officials Outrun Their Voters
Science18 Jul
Two unrelated papers point at the same bottleneck: biology's weird animals and physics' cleanest qubits
Science18 Jul
A rocky exoplanet's atmosphere, and a fresh check on the universe's age
Science18 Jul
Three quiet lab wins reshape what cheap chips, brains and bioplastics can do
Science18 Jul
Britain's aid retreat from Africa: a 90% cut, and the laboratories that will go dark
Science18 Jul
A banned cold medicine, a consistency question: parsing Red Blood Journal Transmission's three-part series
Science17 Jul
When Boycotts Bite: What Eight Years of #MeToo Spending Data Actually Shows
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
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
A cinema ticket and a stick of gum: small habits, modest biology, large caveats
Science17 Jul
Who feels the heat, and who decides: the politics of temperature in a warming century
Science17 Jul
Two Studies, One Quiet Lesson in How Animals and Rivers Read Risk
Science17 Jul
Bacterial 'herds' and amphibian diet shifts: two Queen Mary findings redraw the small-scale rules of survival
Science17 Jul
The Pipeline Problem: Who Gets to Lead America Next, and Who Decides
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
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
Ben-Gvir on camera: the prison remarks and the cabinet minutes that didn't exist
Science17 Jul
Iran publishes satellite imagery of damage to US troop housing at Jordan's King Faisal Air Base
Science16 Jul
US strikes hit three bridges near Bandar Abbas as Iran's power grid takes collateral damage
Science16 Jul
The 28% Rejection: What Five Years of Science Magazine Submissions Reveal About How Elite Journals Pick Papers
Science16 Jul
Two Alzheimer’s signals and a koala breakthrough: this week’s science ledger
Science16 Jul
One fission run, fifteen nuclei: physicists map a stubborn gamma-ray excess
Science16 Jul
A drug that helps the body clear its own zombie cells, and what it might mean for ageing
Science16 Jul
Greenland's frozen archive rewrites the industrial methane story
Science16 Jul
Genome-edited green perilla offers a glimpse of crop redesign without foreign DNA
Science16 Jul
Living alligators expose why juvenile fossils can fool classification methods
Science16 Jul
Illinois farmers could lose $609m a year if glyphosate is banned, study finds
Science16 Jul
Bacteria as biosensors: a Spanish river study suggests a cheaper way to track chemical pollution
Science16 Jul
DECam's Van Gogh frame is a reminder: the instruments do the seeing now
Science16 Jul
Radium-bearing molecules chilled to ultracold temperatures open a new window on nuclear physics
Science16 Jul
LHS 1140b may be rebuilding its own atmosphere, astronomers find
Science16 Jul
Qatar rejects Israeli reports of Doha's role in any military action against Iran
Science16 Jul
An accordionist, a hydrogen puzzle, and a herd of elephants: three quiet wins for old-fashioned field science
Science16 Jul
The self-sacrificing bacterium that could reset the antibiotics arms race
Science16 Jul
Australia's dung beetles cut cattle methane by 85%, and the livestock sector is starting to notice
Science16 Jul
A fungal gatekeeper, and the search for antifungal drugs that don't break the patient
Science16 Jul
Six molecules, one cluster: a Basel experiment reopens the question of what an electron is
Science16 Jul
Australia's dung beetles are cutting cattle methane by 85%. The finding is bigger than the beetles.
Science16 Jul
Soil and twist: two physics briefs that quietly redraw the antibiotic and magnetics map
Science16 Jul
A robotic flotilla sails for Greenland's meltwater: what the UK mission is actually after
Science16 Jul
Eight Seconds, a Slipstream, and the Quiet Engineering Behind a Tour de France
Science16 Jul
When the Black Sea spilled into the Aegean: a freshwater pulse that rewrote the Eastern Mediterranean
Science16 Jul
Driving the speed limit could save fuel and emissions at a cost of 54 seconds a day
Science16 Jul
Before the first strike: what social animals do in the hours ahead of a fight
Science16 Jul
Webb finds a hidden giant, and a clearer picture of how the universe's largest black holes eat
Science16 Jul
Gallium nitride joins the nanocrystal club
Science16 Jul
Attention as a decision: how the brain re-prioritises focus when the stakes climb
Science16 Jul
Alpine floods once classed as 'century events' may now arrive twice in a lifetime
Science16 Jul
Artemis III dress rehearsal: NASA's 2027 dry run before the 2028 lunar return
Science16 Jul
A new route to a universal quantum computer, set out in 1,076 pages
Science16 Jul
A solid that flows: Osaka team shows ions moving like a liquid through a crystal lattice
Science16 Jul
Two peptides, one switch: how ion chemistry is redrawing the rules of drug design
Science16 Jul
Quantum optics, viral individuality and a gecko's tumours: three research threads worth watching in mid-July 2026
Science16 Jul
The quiet financial advisor in your search bar: what LLM money advice actually looks like
Science16 Jul
The Forest Behind the Faucet: New Study Puts a Number on the Roadless Rule
Science16 Jul
Who owns a microbe? A new framework tries to answer before the question breaks
Science16 Jul
Tunas didn't evolve as fast as we thought, a fresh read on the ocean's fastest predators
Science16 Jul
Eight months in orbit: what an aging space station is teaching biology about the body
Science16 Jul
Fedorov declines Zelensky's advisor offer and pleads for the reversal that just cost him the defence portfolio
Science16 Jul
The travel problem at the heart of every World Cup
Science16 Jul
Urban nature isn't just trees anymore, and three researchers want the field to catch up
Science16 Jul
America's genetic mirror turns ten: what the All of Us biobank has already taught medicine
Science16 Jul
Cleaner air abroad could reshape India's monsoon, Reading study finds
Science16 Jul
Carbon-priced hotel rooms move guest behaviour more than towel cards do
Science16 Jul
Two studies, two quiet revolutions in what counts as a risk
Science16 Jul
A constipation drug, repurposed: small trial points to a new lever on the cognitive haze that follows depression
Science16 Jul
What a $50 million T. rex actually costs science
Science16 Jul