The first experimental realization of quantum optical skyrmions in a semiconductor QED system
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Scientists are baffled after spotting the 'Eye of Sauron' in deep space
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Fears Alaskan capital could disappear underwater as melting GLACIER sends torrents of floodwater rushing towards homes
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Live facial recognition is 'worrying for our democracy', experts warn as the government expands the 'Orwellian' system across Britain
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Scientists discover how terrifying cancer-causing parasitic worm can penetrate your body... without you feeling a thing
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Scientists issue chilling warning about 'The Big One': Impending mega-earthquake on California's notorious San Andreas fault could be even BIGGER than we thought
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The Medieval Brits with West African ancestry: Bodies buried in 7th-century England show Britain was more DIVERSE in the Middle Ages than we thought
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Meet Khaleesi: First female dire wolf is brought back from EXTINCTION - 12,000 years after the species vanished
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Culture influences men's experiences with intimate partner violence, study finds
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Experts weigh in on why return-to-office policies may be stalling women's career growth
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Personalized pricing can backfire on companies, says study
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Researchers re-engineer AI language model to target previously 'undruggable' disease proteins
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Auction of world's largest Mars meteorite sparks ownership debate
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Five key things about heatwaves in Europe
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As octopuses dwindle in Spanish waters, suppliers look to imports and farming despite concerns
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Now you see me, now you don't: How subtle 'sponsored content' on social media tricks us into viewing ads
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Scientists want to make toothpaste from human HAIR - and say it could repair damaged teeth better than fluoride-based products
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The Yorkie is at risk of EXTINCTION: Yorkshire Terriers - once loved by celebrities like Audrey Hepburn - have declined in popularity by 80% since 2013 as Brits shun the traditional pup for more 'fashionable' breeds
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Ancient DNA reveals West African ancestry in early medieval England
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Hints at origins of mysterious 'alien' mummies found in Peru revealed by genetic testing
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Novel protein therapy shows promise as first-ever antidote for carbon monoxide poisoning
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Astronaut catches gigantic jet on camera
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Analysis reveals H5N1 mutations linked to human adaptive potential
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Study unpacks what 'Made in USA' claims really mean to consumers
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Rivers under pressure: Satellite data filtering techniques may underestimate Europe's water storage changes
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Church membership contributed significantly to economic recovery after Hurricane Katrina, study finds
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Examining social questions around climate adaptation measures in the wake of a flood disaster
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Statistical model correctly predicts nest success for the critically endangered California condor
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Mediterranean climate's future: Study suggests swing between droughts and downpours
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Novel nanowire catalyst could help advance hydrogen production technology
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Structured light manipulates material properties and reveals atomic changes in nanocrystals
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Natural fungal polysaccharide shows promise against cancer and inflammation in lab tests
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Team leaders' listening style has a major impact on the quality of listening within high-tech teams, study finds
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Wanderlust of bald eagles intrigues researchers in Arizona
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Academic test performance improves when children can exercise briefly beforehand, researchers find
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Study reveals mechanisms of rapidly driven plasma magnetic reconnection
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Unused COVID-19 vaccines may have a second life in the development of new biosensors
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How bad are micro- and nanoplastics for our health? It depends on their concentrations and how we measure them
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Rapa Nui's iconic moai statues threatened by sea level rise
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Human activities key to kickstarting, speeding saltmarsh succession in South China Sea coral islands
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Is AI coming for your creative job? Maybe not—with some human intervention
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We tracked one of Australia's most endangered birds into strange new habitat
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Wild salmon are the stars of the fish world: What that tells us about conservation
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Gene linked to skin's resistance to pressure sheds light on how animals adapted to life on land
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FAA docs expose chilling new details withheld from East Coast drone invasion report
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DIY air cleaners offer an easy and cost-effective way to help ventilate homes during wildfires
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Scientists standing by to rescue rare manatee sighted in cold New England waters
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Drones can more efficiently measure health of corn plants, study finds
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Monopoly, Catan and learning through play: How board games can teach us starkly different economic models
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Half of US adults now use AI—but views on how to regulate the technology vary widely by state, new research shows
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Getting beyond answers like 'fine' and 'nothing': Five simple ways to spark real talk with kids
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The new NextGen Acela trains promise faster travel and more seats, but arrive as US rail faces an uncertain future
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Massive magnets are on the move: Repurposing electromagnets for research
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Astronomers spot the 'Eye of Sauron' in deep space
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'Pop III.1' model explains origins of black holes and early cosmic ionization
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Northern losses and southern gains: Climate change reshapes moth communities across Finland
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5-million-year-old deer fossils link modern wildlife to ancient North American forests
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Scientists explore real-time tsunami warning system on world's fastest supercomputer
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Neurotoxic of not? Efficient chemical screening approach provides rapid answers
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Ocean architects at risk from combined impact of acidification and ocean warming
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The six-word plea scientists aim to send before mysterious interstellar object reaches Earth
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Early galaxies—or something else? Webb uncovers 300 unusually bright objects
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Study pits super-recognizers against digitally manipulated face images
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CREAM: Avoiding collisions in space through automation
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Weaver ants reveal secrets of superefficient teamwork for robot design
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School absence 'most harmful' in late primary and early secondary years, study shows
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Apple and Google found to have breached Australia's competition laws in landmark court case
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France adopts law upholding ban on controversial insecticide
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EU ready to do plastic pollution deal 'but not at any cost'
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Tuesday is World Elephant Day. 5 things to know about the world's largest land mammals
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