Ancient DNA sheds light on adaptation of early Europeans at the dawn of the agricultural revolution
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Novel AI algorithm captures photons in motion
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First pairs of white dwarf–main sequence binaries discovered in clusters shine new light on stellar evolution
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Could a multivitamin help save coral reefs? Preliminary data says yes
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Why Ghanaian farmers have been unable to capitalize on record cocoa prices
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Soil ecosystem more resilient when land is managed sustainably, finds study
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Bioeconomy in Colombia: DNA analysis shows a vital shellfish in decline
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Deep learning architecture enables higher efficiency in light microscopy image improvement
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Empowering entrepreneurship to advance inclusivity and deliver greater value
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Precursor hydrolysis method allows for mass production of SiO₂ multi-shell hollow spheres
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Vultures and AI as death detectors: A high-tech approach for wildlife research and conservation
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Scientists develop copper depletion strategy for advanced cuproptosis therapy
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Why inclusive product lines may not be seen as equally positive by all consumers—and how companies can respond
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Oil and gas well proximity linked to higher rates of COVID-19 mortality
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Tobacco isn't a good investment: Study shows a decline in stock prices since 2016
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New method of generating eco-friendly energy uses piezoelectricity
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AI and criminal justice: How AI can support—not undermine—justice
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Canadians are much more pessimistic about money than Americans, new survey shows
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Eating less sugar would be great for the planet as well as our health, say researchers
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How a dairy farm could help prevent prisoners from reoffending
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Early modern history expert shares concerns with gaps and emptiness in 17th century calendars
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Will agricultural weeds finally claim the upper hand in a changing climate?
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Delving deep into regulation of cobalt active sites to enhance selectivity of propylene to improve production
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Women and girls pay the price on the frontlines of the climate crisis, new analysis finds
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Climate policies stimulate innovation and sustainability, says researcher
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Experts study where microplastics are winding up—and what risks they pose
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The megafauna mystery: Australia's 40,000-year-old cold case
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The World’s Freshwater Resources Drop to Troubling Low
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Electrochemistry unlocks a new type of palladium hydride nanoparticle
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Government and regulators need to act on contractor safety in the mining industry
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Could keeping native species as pets save them from extinction? Here's why it's not that simple
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AI for life: How sovereign Wiradyuri ways of knowing can transform technology for good
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Climate change is encouraging unsanitary toilet practices among vulnerable communities
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With 14 community newspapers due to close, too many parts of NZ are becoming 'news deserts'
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Generation Z wants to be safe, study finds
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Men abused by women don't all fight back—some believe a strong man is nonviolent
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Beyond backlash: How feeling threatened by diversity can trigger positive change
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Like working from home? Depends how you got there, and who's doing it
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Mitigating heat stress in heifers to prevent stock losses
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The Moana effect: How small island developing states bring their struggle against climate change to the world
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Experiment suggests quantum computers can coordinate actions of moving devices
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Human evolution in an AI world: Predicting changes in brain size, attention and social behaviors
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Novel crystals can harvest water from air without any energy input
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Black Britons from top backgrounds up to three times more likely to be downwardly mobile
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Researchers track PFAS, microplastics from landfills to treatment plants
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Snail study points to bright future for AI in biological research
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Mass deportations are a day one priority for Trump—economists explain how it could lead to a recession
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AI can be used to predict river discharge and warn of potential flooding, new study shows
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Police in Britain are failing to meet the public's minimum standards of service, researchers find
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Black entrepreneurs are often shut out from capital, but here's how some are removing barriers
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Advances in Y chromosome analysis aid in horse breeding and conservation
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Workplace diversity training programs are everywhere, but their effectiveness varies widely
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Hunter-gatherer study helps explain how children have learned for 99% of human history
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Physicists use sliding seeds to better understand landslides and rock avalanches
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Physicists explain how fractional charge in pentalayer graphene could work
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Aligning the quantum property known as spin for fusion fuels could make it easier to generate electricity economically
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Predicting the mode of action of new anti-cancer compounds with AI
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Recovering in-demand metals for new electronics—researchers find industrial-strength adsorbents soak up lanthanum
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Experiments reveal content moderators are influenced by online misinformation, but accuracy mindset may help
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Survey demonstrates impact of misinformation on Spanish-language social media platforms
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Social media users probably won't read beyond this headline, researchers say
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Blind cavefish study provides new insights into the evolution of neurons in vertebrate brains
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Groundwater pumping drives rapid sinking in California, study shows
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Decision markets could predict replicability of online experiments
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Paleontologists discover Saskatchewan's first Centrosaurus and Citipes elegans fossils
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Collecting climate data from Nigeria to inform climate models
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A valuable tool for African swine fever virus research developed
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7-year study reveals plastic fragments from all over the globe are rising rapidly in the North Pacific Garbage Patch
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Researchers find trees acclimate to changing temperatures
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Ancient skeletons reveal health differences in medieval London
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