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Science15 Jul
A new EU wetland atlas lands. The funding fight is just beginning.
Science15 Jul
A pseudoscience transmission is going viral on Indian Telegram. The science desks are not paying attention.
Science15 Jul
New Zealand study puts nitrate drinking-water limits back on the table
Science15 Jul
Two papers, one question: how did life get its chemistry?
Science15 Jul
Two Tokyo materials breakthroughs nudge ammonia and nanoplastic detection out of the lab
Science15 Jul
Iranian Shahed-136 drones strike Kuwait's Shuaiba industrial zone, NASA firemap data confirms
Science15 Jul
Heat killed an estimated 2,700 people in England and Wales this summer. The housing stock is the variable.
Science15 Jul
A week of small bets that hint at the next decade of biotech
Science15 Jul
The ocean remembers: how today's carbon is rewriting deep-time chemistry
Science15 Jul
Singapore researchers find earthquakes and old optics can both bend the region's tech future
Science15 Jul
Sauna, heat and the surprising case for hot-room therapy
Science15 Jul
Sugar in the dark, exhaust on the moon: two new windows on life's origin
Science15 Jul
Two decades of warming soils, and one typhoon, redraw the carbon ledger
Science15 Jul
Two quiet science papers, one recurring problem: what we still cannot clean up
Science15 Jul
Brain, heart, gum: a week of research that quietly redraws where disease and decision begin
Science15 Jul
A new branch on the viral family tree, and what it means for the food on your plate
Science15 Jul
Strikes reported on Dehloran as Iranian outlets carry Washington's claim with no on-the-ground detail
Science14 Jul
A silver coating that refuses to quit: Korea's KIMS claims a plating step-change
Science14 Jul
How a plant's family tree decides its carbon appetite
Science14 Jul
The minute-by-minute switch: how plants rewrite their light-harvesting on demand
Science14 Jul
A new platform for finding the gene edits that turn microbes into factories
Science14 Jul
A New Radio Eye on the Sky: What VLASS and a Magnetar Flash Mean for Cosmology
Science14 Jul
Three quiet wins for the microscope, the hive, and the public square
Science14 Jul
Pluto's moon Charon is losing its spin, and the evidence is written in its ice
Science14 Jul
Amphibians are rewriting their diets to survive a warming world. The strategy has a ceiling.
Science14 Jul
Monkeys recoil at near-real avatars: a primate uncanny valley, finally on the record
Science14 Jul
The moth that draws grizzlies to the top of the world
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
Iran publishes satellite imagery of strike damage at Al-Udeid, as Bahrain reports incoming missile and drone fire
Science14 Jul
A biologist's offhand tweet, and the state of science communication online
Science14 Jul
A day of small miracles in the lab: AI-fitted DNA, an onion-shaped halo around phytoplankton, and a 3D thermal cloak
Science14 Jul
Four quiet leaps in the biosciences, from a virus family tree to a heat cloak
Science14 Jul
When loneliness becomes an identity: the overlooked female face of involuntary celibacy
Science14 Jul
A room-temperature magnon coherence result lands, and the spintronics crowd takes notice
Science14 Jul
Friend selection may still run on Pleistocene wiring, study finds
Science14 Jul
A new harvester ant in the Eastern Rhodopes: what Messor odrysarum tells us about Mediterranean biogeography
Science14 Jul
Four science stories that quietly redrew the map this week
Science14 Jul
What a cockatoo's flight tells us about minds we cannot read
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
JWST images sharpen the picture of how supermassive black holes feed
Science14 Jul
Physicists close a 20-year-old loophole in how distant quantum modules can stay linked
Science14 Jul
Drought redraws the underground: six Kansas years push prairie soils toward a narrower microbiome
Science14 Jul
Modern slavery is a business decision, Surrey researchers argue in supply-chain study
Science14 Jul
Thirty-five years of Florida scrub-jay data show what monogamy buys
Science14 Jul
Geography of the mind: where you live is reshaping dementia science
Science14 Jul
Atom-thin quantum materials step out of the lab, but the manufacturing gap is the story
Science14 Jul
The fishery the ledger never saw
Science14 Jul
Hawaii's volcanic pulse is quickening, and the textbook may have to follow
Science14 Jul
What actually drives kelp forest productivity? A new UCSB study says disturbance, not nutrients
Science14 Jul
Queensland's street-side trees quietly cool the pedestrian economy
Science14 Jul
Stanford research finds AI is reshaping, not erasing, the bottom of the labour market
Science14 Jul
Cheap orbit: why the next fifteen years of cargo launches will reshape who builds what in space
Science14 Jul
Microbial cell factories inch toward industrial scale as KAIST maps the bottlenecks
Science14 Jul
Exercise rewires the heart's nerve architecture, opening a path to personalised cardiac care
Science14 Jul
A Darker Picture: New Two-Component Theory Rewrites the Cosmic Map
Science14 Jul
NASA greenlights four commercial Moon landings, betting that redundant science buys down the cost of a permanent base
Science14 Jul
Perseverance logs a Martian marathon, and the slow case for a sample-return relay
Science14 Jul
A T. rex tooth stuck in a duck-billed skull rewrites a small corner of predator-prey science
Science14 Jul
A week of brain research that quietly redraws the map of choice
Science14 Jul
Inside the trillionth-of-a-second window where light reshapes a molecule
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
Hubble finds a missing black hole in Omega Centauri, solving a two-decade puzzle
Science14 Jul
An Indian aluminium breakthrough lands inside a much bigger metals race
Science14 Jul
What Black girls tell each other when the body changes first
Science14 Jul
Shrimp, slow-motion gravity, and the small science of feeding a lunar colony
Science14 Jul
How a melting iceberg off Alaska could rattle the conveyor belt that keeps Europe warm
Science14 Jul
Alpha School's pitch collides with the evidence on AI tutoring
Science14 Jul
A new neutron interferometer in Vienna gives researchers their first precise grip on twisted quantum waves
Science14 Jul
Flipping the sprinkler uncovers a long-standing puzzle in fluid dynamics
Science14 Jul
When the lab coat outranks the podium: a new study on who actually moves Americans to act
Science14 Jul
What Medici bones tell us about a 16th-century killing that keeps reshaping Florence's story
Science14 Jul
Storm opportunists: a typhoon rerouted a research cruise and changed what we know about ocean microbes
Science14 Jul
The tax data behind the Bastille: how fiscal unfairness powered 1789
Science14 Jul
Supervisors matter more than workplace design for disabled staff, study finds
Science14 Jul
Most of the moon's water is locked deep below the surface, new analysis suggests
Science14 Jul
The moon is wetter than its rocks suggest, and that changes the lunar-resource math
Science14 Jul
A clearer picture of how electric fields bend a stubborn class of materials
Science14 Jul
Pluto's wandering mountains: six giant landslides reshape the picture of a cold, dead world
Science14 Jul
The machine that learns to smell: a roadmap for artificial olfaction
Science14 Jul
Carbon capture could absorb more than 90% of US data-centre emissions, study finds
Science14 Jul
Canadian climate disclosure opens a door European money walks through
Science14 Jul
Two UC San Diego teams redraw the map of what human cells can do
Science14 Jul
Black hole physics, maternal rewiring and a long-predicted quantum material: the week in fundamental science
Science14 Jul
What the deep sea is teaching us, again
Science14 Jul
From cosmic sugars to lunar contamination risk: five science stories the wires buried this week
Science13 Jul
Bandar Abbas in the crosshairs: IRGC says it downed two US drones in one afternoon
Science13 Jul
A hidden dimension could reset the hunt for dark matter
Science13 Jul
When Netflix buys a book: how one streaming adaptation rewrote a graphic novel's commercial life
Science13 Jul
Whom do we believe? A new study finds the answer depends on who is asking, and why
Science13 Jul
Reading broken bones: how a new framework rewrites what archaeology can say about childhood in antiquity
Science13 Jul
NextHen says it can flip a chicken's job without flipping the bird
Science13 Jul
The header is fading: why fewer World Cup goals are coming off heads
Science13 Jul
A soft polymer that refuses to break: EPFL's printable elastomer lands where the field has long stumbled
Science13 Jul
A common test for river health turns out to miss most of what it should catch
Science13 Jul
South Africa's food economy is running out of climate buffer, and the study says adaptation money is the bottleneck
Science13 Jul
The bees with the most to lose: how rising CO₂ is reshaping pollination from the top down
Science13 Jul
A plastic problem, scaled down to the nanometre
Science13 Jul