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Europe on high alert as surprise early heat wave creeps north

Creativity across disciplines: Researcher explores AI's ability to achieve transformative 'break-with' innovation

Nigeria's Hadejia wetlands are a vital stopover for migrating birds: New survey records species found in the park

Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

Fear, trust and other human factors are vital yet overlooked pieces of solar geoengineering research

Platform enables tunable photonic crystals with integrated spin-orbit coupling and controlled laser emission

Magnetic resonance technique can detect fentanyl through packaging

How people spread gossip without getting caught

Low Antarctic sea ice can trigger ecosystem disruptions

Multimodal method combines imaging and sequencing to study gene function in intact tissue

Photon 'time bins' and signal stability show promise for practical quantum communication via fiber optics

New research highlights pros and cons for firms taking political stands

Web-based tool improves CRISPR accuracy by identifying off-target effects across genetic variations

Thunderstorms are a major driver of tree death in tropical forests, researchers say

A new alloy is enabling ultra-stable structures needed for exoplanet discovery

Study unpacks how 2025 tariffs shocked global supply chain

Decades of South African research reveal key strategies to reduce water contamination in fruit and veg

Ancient organisms stored arsenic to survive early Earth's toxic oceans, study suggests

Unique cell receptor interactions found essential for embryo body plan formation

New fluorescent probe enables rapid, visible detection of harmful pesticide residues

One in four Americans reject evolution, a century after the Scopes monkey

Invasive carp threaten the Great Lakes, and reveal a surprising twist in national politics

Limescale deposits reveal how ancient Arles adapted its aqueducts

Racism and sexism are 'alarmingly normalized' in NHS—report makes suggestions for moving forward

Mathematical modeling links sea ice loss to Antarctic ice shelf calving events

Restoring kelp forests by culling sea urchins makes financial and ecological sense, according to study

Robotic eyes mimic human vision for superfast response to extreme lighting

Class and masculinity are connected—when industry changes, so does what it means to 'be a man'

Who's the most American? Psychological studies show many people are biased and think it's a white English speaker

'Completely unexpected': Antarctic sea ice may be in terminal decline due to rising Southern Ocean salinity

I analyzed more than 100 extremist manifestos: Misogyny was the common thread

Public takes the lead in discovery of new exploding star

Living materials now easier to build with a larger palette of ingredients

A new 'prac payment' has just kicked in. But it ignores many university students

'Cyborg' beetles could revolutionize urban search and rescue

Distressed by all the bad news? Here's how to stay informed but still look after yourself

Tracking macroplastics leaching into rivers from space

Why evolution can explain human testicle size but not our unique chins

Why is July 4 the most violent day of the year?

Nanoparticle-based targeted delivery unleashes the full power of anti-cancer drugs

Bees' secret to super-efficient learning could transform AI and robotics

Ocean and atmosphere equally responsible for Atlantic 'cold blob,' scientists find

Abortion bans have led to more relationship violence, new research finds

Radio observations shed more light on the properties of Pandora's Cluster

Roundworm study reveals a recycling mechanism that helps cells fight aging

Fungus drives increased feeding in caterpillars to favor its own fruiting

Fire forensics reveals ancient infernos, offers future insights

Sociologist examines the impact of 'STEM immigration' on inclusive workforce development in the US

'Every day I see land disappear': Suriname's battle to keep sea at bay

Biases shape how people mentally represent social ties in their community, study suggests