Some trees thrive after lightning strikes: How electric jolts can boost survival and growth
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Sewage sludge can find a second life on farm fields. Here's how it's made
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Cleverly designed carbon nanohoop enables controlled release of iron
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Entangled in self-discovery: Quantum computers analyze their own entanglement
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Island insects: A lifetime of discovery goes digital
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'All or nothing' business strategies can backfire, study suggests
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Secret CIA files claim Ark of the Covenant has been found
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Baby names associated with intelligence are dying out, study reveals - so, is yours at risk of extinction?
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Undergrads uncover ancient secrets of human immunity
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X-ray observations reveal dynamic features of galaxy cluster PLCKG287
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Research reveals gender bias blind spot among men in local leadership
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Six storms could smash the US as forecasters warn of 'active' hurricane season
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People are only just realising popular emoji has completely different meaning to what they thought…so did YOU know?
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A parched Spain has emerged from drought only to face floods
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Blue pigment improves foundation makeup shades for dark skin
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Researchers uncover traits that help plants succeed in new environments while guarding against invasiveness
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The amount of fresh water available for lithium mining is vastly overestimated, hydrologists warn
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Northern Lights will shine across parts of the UK TONIGHT as a 'High Speed Stream' from a coronal hole strikes Earth - find out if you can see the astronomical display from your hometown
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Rising seas test defenses of South American ports
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Over a billion pounds of Coke plastic waste to enter waterways: Study
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'Like the apocalypse': S. Korea wildfires tear through mountains
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A new benchmark for quantum electrodynamics in atoms: Precision measurement of boron-like tin ion's g factor
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'Unprecedented' mass bleaching drains life from Australian reef
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More states move to ban cellphones in school as Georgia is latest to act
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Chemical oscillations in palladium nanoparticles could pave way for recycling precious metal catalysts
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'Sexist' in-app game ads set to be banned in UK for portraying 'shocking' images that are 'harmful' to women
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The world's most breathtaking underwater attractions from a museum with 500 incredible sculptures to a shipwreck that's a 'haven for marine life'
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Protoplanetary disks are much smaller than previously thought, new study finds
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How elephants plan their journeys: New study reveals energy-saving strategies
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Tadpoles try to flee dangerous virus in their pond by growing much faster than normal, research shows
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Challenging the 'monogamy-superiority myth': Non-monogamous people report just-as-happy relationships and sex lives
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Sugar beet pulp fibers show potential for nutritional supplements and sustainable plastic alternatives
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Lessons from Venezuela's democratic collapse: How opposition movements can defy autocratic leaders
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Utah ecologists confirm that the 'Beehive State' lives up to its name
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FBI issues 'do not click' warning to iPhone users as scam sweeps the US
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Automated lead nurturing boosts sales—but only under the right conditions
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How ancient stone kitchens preserve food secrets
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Solutions are a big part of alternative media's environmental reporting, but need consistent support, study says
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Questionnaire that measures musicality in children can provide targeted support in education
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How necrotic cells contribute to the body's regeneration process
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Ultra-precision sensor technology developed for single-molecule detection
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Decoding a medieval mystery manuscript
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Achieving circularity in textiles: Applying the Butterfly framework to assess challenges and opportunities
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Researchers use innovative methods to identify bee species in the Caatinga biome
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Scientists call for uplisting emperor penguins to 'threatened' on IUCN red list
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Oxygenation strategy provides facile route to long-wave infrared birefringent crystals
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Scientists reveal neuronal calcium oscillations involved in tissue communication
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Diagnostic technology achieves near 100% accuracy in pathogen identification within three hours
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Nickel(0) and boron—together at last in square-planar complexes
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DNA-loaded lipid nanoparticles are poised to bring gene therapy to common chronic diseases
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A hit of dopamine tells baby birds when their song practice is paying off
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Anthropocene deserves official recognition, some experts maintain
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The future of wetlands: Predicting ecological shifts in the Middle Yangtze River Basin
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School during wartime: Learning about teachers' psychological stress in Ukraine
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NYC's 'couch-surfing' runaways found vulnerable to exploitation in report
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Study unravels mystery of cancer-fueling enzyme, which could lead to new therapies
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Wealthy nations owe climate debt to Africa. These funds could help cities grow
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Amid a tropical paradise known as 'Lizard Island,' researchers are cracking open evolution's black box
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Image: Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space: Time to get ready
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Back in the pink: Senegal salt lake gets its color back
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New spray technology helps pesticides stick to plant leaves to reduce polluting runoff
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AI transformation in the legal sector begins in law schools
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Magnetic 'microflowers' enhance local magnetic fields
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The solution to workplace isolation might be in the gap: The generation gap
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Our research shows the harm the two-child limit on benefits is doing; only scrapping it can end this
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Dynamic density functional theory offers new approach to understanding protein–membrane interactions
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Polarization: Poor countries disagree over the economy, richer countries on social issues—new findings
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Shaping the gut: How tissue mechanics drive intestinal organoid formation
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Reducing traffic in Barcelona by 25% would prevent around 200 premature deaths a year linked to pollution: Study
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Using cover plants to remove pollutants from arable soil
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