Sneaky swirls: 'Hidden' vortices could influence how soil and snow move
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Scientists pioneer sustainable carbon capture from shrimp waste
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Spintronic devices: Switching of magnetic memory bits with magnons
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Hurricane Katrina still offers lessons for disaster recovery researchers, 20 years later
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US wasting a hidden goldmine that would revolutionize the car industry
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High-binding-energy material achieves record QLED efficiency and lifetime
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Plasma group publishes new framework to advance fusion energy research
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How to build larger, more reliable quantum computers, even with imperfect links between chips
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African swine fever vaccine candidate shows promise against some virus strains, but broad protection still a challenge
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Rising deep-ocean oxygen levels likely opened up new marine habitats and spurred speciation
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How the Apollo missions unlocked the origins of the moon
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Mitochondrial stress regulates phosphorylation of LIN-40 to coordinate chromatin remodeling and longevity
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SpaceX megarocket prepares for next launch amid new scrutiny
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Portugal counts the cost of its biggest ever forest fire
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What can prairie dogs teach us about wildfire management?
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Safe, scalable vibration technique developed to improve lab-grown tissues
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Typhoon Kajiki lashes Vietnam, killing one as thousands evacuate
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New method enables self-assembly of robust and soft porous crystals with unique gas sorption properties
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Natural enzyme expands possibilities for peptide drug discovery
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To get that perfect ear of corn, weather has to cooperate. But climate change is making it dicier
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Next-generation nanomaterial unlocks more efficient multidrug screening
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Repeated heat wave exposure tied to accelerated aging, with rural and manual workers most affected
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Plant cell wall mechanics informs how to grow sustainable architectural forms
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Enhanced dual-comb spectroscopy reveals previously unknown atomic transitions in a rare earth element
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Toward improved desalination: Characterizing membranes in wet vs. dry states reveals dramatic differences
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Discovery of wild cereal foraging far from Fertile Crescent challenges assumptions about agriculture's origins
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'From outgroup hate to ingroup love': How political crises cause a shift in viral online content
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Flamingos reveal their secret to aging
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Tiny waves, big impact: Study finds new way to control fluid in space
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AI model decodes animals' emotional states from their calls
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Novel carbon–carbon main chain polymers feature densely packed cyclic units
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Braided magnetic flux ropes found at both human and light year scales
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Astronomers map star spots using Tess and Kepler
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New model aims to demystify 'steam worlds' beyond our solar system
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Scientists discover origin of mysterious signal from deep space sent to Earth
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Statistical mechanics method helps machines better understand complex systems
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Out-of-home care for children in Finland has doubled
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Research disproves advantages of exotic tree species in forestry
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How do we change the way we eat?
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In the Arctic, consequences of heat waves linger
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Ryugu asteroid research reveals mineral history predating any on Earth
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Hidden patterns in geological time revealed: Earth's variability saturates at a half-billion years, study finds
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The 'Wow!' signal gets an update: It was even stronger than we thought
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First absolute superconducting switch developed in a magnetic device
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Why gold may be losing its shine as a safe-haven investment
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Forget the warm fuzzies of finding common ground: To beat polarization, try changing your expectations
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SpaceX Dragon on way to space station with cargo, new reboost capability
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AI-powered analysis reveals how drugs kill tuberculosis at the molecular level
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Why repetitive DNA matters for human brain evolution and disease
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AI-enhanced technique assembles defect-free arrays with thousands of atoms
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This AI model simulates 1,000 years of the current climate in just one day
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Forest expansion increases agricultural output, new study shows
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Social connections matter for the well-being of neurodivergent workers
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Dark sky tourism offers time with darkness and celestial wonders
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Inouye Solar Telescope delivers record-breaking images of solar flare and coronal loops
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Terrifying phone calls claiming your loved ones are being held hostage flood American cities
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What is the moon made of?
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From public confession to private penance: How Catholic confession has evolved over centuries
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Prehistoric cow tooth supports Welsh origin of Stonehenge stones
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Messenger signals that cue plants to 'eat' and 'breathe' revealed for first time
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High achieving employees more likely to bolt when top rankings are restricted
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Indole chemistry advance could accelerate drug development with precise targeting
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Female jumping spiders drive hybridization by favoring red males across species, study finds
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How businesses deflect responsibilities for addressing modern slavery in their supply chains
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What, exactly, is space-time?
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The first stars may not have been as uniformly massive as astronomers thought
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Advancing lunar habitats with thermoelectric power generation
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Movement signatures: How we move, gesture and use facial expressions could be as unique as a fingerprint
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Yes, vets sometimes prescribe human drugs to pets—but don't try it at home
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Juice team resolves anomaly on approach to Venus
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