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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
A 37-year soil experiment just rewrote one assumption about a warming planet
Science16 Jul
Familiar ground: why wildfire evacuees gravitate toward places they already know
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
Four quiet science stories that quietly redraw the map
Science16 Jul
Europe's wetlands can't save its demographics, but they're the climate lever that still bends
Science16 Jul
Australia's biggest glider may not be its best, and plants react to sun in minutes
Science16 Jul
Where you publish still matters: how prestige, geography and topic tilt the science journal game
Science16 Jul
Iran's army drones strike US radar and fuel tanks in Jordan in ninth phase of 'Operation Lightning'
Science16 Jul
Where the pavement ends: urban green space is becoming refuge and risk
Science16 Jul
The clock fight is back: Congress moves to lock the U.S. on permanent daylight saving time
Science16 Jul
Two Trees, a Million Avatars: What China Is Actually Trying to Govern
Science16 Jul
Turquoise bloom and a Russian-American handshake: two views from low Earth orbit
Science16 Jul
T. rex was born mobile: two new studies redraw the first year of a Cretaceous apex predator
Science16 Jul
T. rex hatchlings were built to hunt, not hide, two new studies find
Science16 Jul
Three decades of fieldwork overturn the 'super-predator' myth
Science16 Jul
Five biology stories this week, and what they change about cancer, climate and how we see
Science16 Jul
Why drug pipelines keep silting up, and the purification bottleneck nobody talks about
Science15 Jul
Inside BESSY II's New Cell: Watching Catalysts Work at 400°C and 20 Bar
Science15 Jul
Crabs Are Quietly Rewriting the Methane Budget of Coastal Wetlands
Science15 Jul
Inside the cell's ribosome factory: researchers map the nucleolus's liquid architecture
Science15 Jul
A fungus fit for a king: Uppsala researchers name a new root-dweller after Carl XVI Gustaf
Science15 Jul
What "quantum" actually means: a physicist's reading list for the age of spooky action
Science15 Jul
Microplastics are reaching 2,000 metres below the ocean surface, and the sampling problem starts there
Science15 Jul
The two-mile commute: how vent larvae ride sunlight down into the deep
Science15 Jul
A new colobus in the Congo: an orange-lipped monkey joins the primate record
Science15 Jul
Bone 'fingerprints' open a new chapter in the archaeology of flooded caves
Science15 Jul
The carbon math of working from home depends on who you ask
Science15 Jul
T. rex leaves its signature on Wyoming fossils, and on a long-running debate about who bit whom
Science15 Jul
Why top science journals keep getting richer, and what that does to the research record
Science15 Jul
Sierra Nevada's Vanishing Ponds: What Shrinking Snowpack Does to Alpine Water
Science15 Jul
Empty waters, harder hunts: rethinking the "halo" around the world's seabird cities
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
Europe's climate bets are multiplying faster than its data can verify
Science15 Jul
A reporter, a sick father, and the strange rules of the quantum world
Science15 Jul
US strike on Iranian barracks at Bampur leaves seven dead, state media say
Science15 Jul
Sub-Saharan Africa's oldest ancient animal DNA pulled from a Kenyan cave
Science15 Jul
What drives the remarkable eyes of deep-sea hyperiid amphipods
Science15 Jul
Fertiliser from the loo: a German greenhouse trial puts human excreta back on the field
Science15 Jul
Five small animals are quietly redrawing the map of human disease
Science15 Jul
A weekly scaffold for Alzheimer's, a plastic that breathes, and a heat cloak: six science threads worth watching
Science15 Jul
Caves of the Fem: a 30-day dig rewrites what we know about Europe's last hunter-gatherers
Science15 Jul
South Korean team builds mussel-protein nanoparticles that hunt pancreatic cancer cells
Science15 Jul
GRS 0917+75 is a giant radio galaxy, observations confirm
Science15 Jul
How a seal hears underwater: blood-filled ear tissue holds the answer
Science15 Jul
Two quantum results land the same week: error correction takes a step, and gravity gets a gravitational answer
Science15 Jul
Kuwait warehouse fire burns a third day after reported Iranian drone hits on Mina Abdullah
Science15 Jul
A third planet in the Beta Pictoris system, and the patient science that finally caught it
Science15 Jul
A stellar census gives the standard universe a quiet win
Science15 Jul
Berlin lab shows evanescent-field atom traps can extend quantum memory
Science15 Jul
The retail investor now trades in milliseconds. The data telling us what that does to returns is finally arriving.
Science15 Jul
Roman telescope clears path to ancient feeding black holes
Science15 Jul
The low-hanging-fruit myth in biology, and why 2026 keeps proving it wrong
Science15 Jul
Reading Beijing at the UN: how China's human-rights review statements forecast its concessions
Science15 Jul
Farming for two harvests: Brussels study finds biodiversity and yields can move together on European cropland
Science15 Jul
The squeeze on science watchdog reporting, and the women who keep showing up for it
Science15 Jul
A thinner skin on the moon: Brown University team maps regolith depth for future landing sites
Science15 Jul
New Brown University map rewrites what lunar geologists thought they knew about regolith depth
Science15 Jul
The drought that species-rich grasslands keep at bay
Science15 Jul
The retina speaks twice: a Yale finding upends how vision is modelled
Science15 Jul
Two quiet physics results point at the same awkward truth: nature's symmetries still do the heavy lifting
Science15 Jul
Iran strike fatality and a five-year sentence: two same-day signals from the Israel-Iran front
Science15 Jul
Hubble's latest portrait of LH 95 is a reminder that stellar nurseries don't run on a human clock
Science15 Jul
US widens UAE's access to advanced AI chips after joint operations against Iran
Science15 Jul
A cleaner stack, a quieter lab: the 2D-heterostructure advance that could reshape quantum hardware
Science15 Jul
Why some toad populations outlast a fungal apocalypse: a London-led study points to skin microbes
Science15 Jul