How Nutriset, a French company, has helped alleviate hunger and create jobs in some of the world's poorest places
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AI-detection software isn't the solution to classroom cheating—assessment has to shift
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Giant glaciers pulverized Earth's ancient rocks, setting the stage for complex life
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Which type of note-taking is better for learning: laptop or pen and paper?
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Adsorptive regolith on Mars soaks up water, updated model shows
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'Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents': A cult self-help book encourages detachment—but is that what we need?
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Beyond the burn: Harvesting dead wood to reduce wildfires and store carbon
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Some fuel will get stuck in inner walls of fusion vessels: Research provides a better idea of how much
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Nose-to-tail mining: How making sand from ore could solve a looming crisis
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Time interfaces: The gateway to four-dimensional quantum optics
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Why do we fall for wellness scams? Our cultural biases and myths are often to blame
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Next-generation forecasting tool could offer early warning for volcanic eruptions
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How urbanization shapes coyote life in Los Angeles
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Experts share cold weather protection tips for pets
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EU vows to slash red tape but stick to climate goals
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Iconic trees lining GC coastline at risk without intervention
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Study finds bullies have more children than non-bullies
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UK dairy farmers encouraged to discuss alternative medicine use
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Discovery suggests there could be huge amounts of helium in Earth's core
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Protein design: Flexible components allow new architectures
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The race to a four minute mile: Scientists say feat IS possible for women - 70 years after it was achieved by a man
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Study investigates outburst of cataclysmic variable system GK Persei
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Trump administration rolls back protections for rare whales off Florida coast
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Three reasons why the release of genetically modified mosquitoes in Queensland is risky
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Research reveals one-third of Scottish households have no savings
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Atmospheric pollutants surprisingly helpful in offsetting primary productivity decline in Indian Ocean
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Rare planetary parade will see SEVEN planets align in the night sky for the last time until 2040 - and you don't even need a telescope to see them
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Mars's core evolution: Lab experiments hint at solid inner core formation
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Field experiments show clownfish actively provide food to their anemone partners
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Private US company set for second moon landing attempt
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Under pressure, EU to take axe to green rules
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Three tropical cyclones are swirling in the South Pacific
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Computer model predicts the length of a household's displacement in any US community after a disaster
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It's not the end of the world: Scientists finally declare Earth safe from newly discovered asteroid - but it could hit the Moon
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Bumble bee queens illustrate the complex effects of pesticide exposure on pollinator health
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New manzanita species discovered in California, already at risk
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Purim and protest: The role of effigies in Cochin Jewish tradition
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Superhydrophobic particles offer promising method to tackle water pollutants
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Giant ice bulldozers: How ancient glaciers helped life evolve
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Remote video provides new insights into spawning aggregation dynamics of the black-saddled coral grouper
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One of the most massive black holes in the universe lurks at the center of the Cosmic Horseshoe
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Gender plays a role in long-term unemployed individuals' perception of their capabilities, Finnish study finds
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Lucy spacecraft takes its first images of asteroid Donaldjohanson
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NASA's EZIE is launching to study magnetic fingerprints of Earth's aurora
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Friendly but stressed: Researchers investigate social stress in wild Japanese macaques
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Research illuminates the path to superior electro-optic performance in aluminum scandium nitride alloys
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Every planet of our solar system is lining up in the February night sky
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Automatic cell analysis: AI-powered software 'segments anything' in microscopy images
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Researchers identify successful strategies for collaborative species conservation
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Competing effects of global warming and sea surface temperature explain recent strengthening of the Walker circulation
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The anti-ageing breakthrough that could prevent wrinkles and greying
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Nanoparticles deliver microRNAs to muscle stem cells for potential muscular dystrophy treatment
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From scraps to sips: Biomass-based hydrogel pulls drinking water from thin air
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Mutualistic interaction between caterpillars and ants is highly specific, study shows
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Mixed-species forests outperform monocultures in carbon storage, even in extreme weather
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Carbon capture and storage: How to remove all carbon dioxide emissions everywhere all at once
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Seismometers reveal Earth's longest-runout undersea sediment flows in unprecedented detail
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Snakes on Sado Island coexist through differentiation of activity time, habitat and diet
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Ireland's protected dunes are thriving—thanks to well-managed tourism
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Humans have the earliest jawed fish to thank for their flexible joints, study suggests
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Scientists have discovered a 3-billion-year-old beach buried on Mars
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Do you speak other languages at home? This will not hold your child back at school
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What do young people want to see in politics? More than 20,000 pieces of their writing hold some answers
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Butchers, bakers, candlestick-makers, and prostitutes: The women working behind the scenes in papal Avignon
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What sports teams Americans love to hate and the 2024 election have in common
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Study reveals hidden costs of sponsored content for influencers
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Colorado Plateau's dramatic canyons: How rivers' ancient pauses and rapid cuts shaped them
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Breakthrough enables measurement of local dark matter density using direct acceleration measurements
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Designing self-destructing bacteria to make effective tuberculosis vaccines
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Long-term costs of global warming: Weaker ocean circulation could cost trillions
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