Researchers find certain bacteria may make compounds that affect mental well-being | Continue reading
Bait, not bombs, is the way to best cockroaches | Continue reading
Finding suggests genomes may be rife with hidden similarities | Continue reading
Ghostly 3D printer sculpts The Thinker before your eyes | Continue reading
About 1% of genes in some red algae come from bacteria | Continue reading
Study explains dissimilarity between light shows at Earth’s poles | Continue reading
Our columnist investigates how having a Ph.D. can hurt your job search | Continue reading
Physician has given depositions and testimony in more than 600 cases of occupational or environmental disease | Continue reading
Once-fringy notion inspires clinical trials | Continue reading
Deleting your account doesn’t prevent ‘shadow profiles’ | Continue reading
Canadian biologists capture animal for controversial conservation effort | Continue reading
The downsized Bears Ears monument is just beginning to reveal its secrets | Continue reading
New contract gives researchers access to Wiley’s journals and makes their papers open access | Continue reading
Commercial whaling will replace a controversial research program, but the market for whale meat is declining | Continue reading
Facial traits give away whether we might be contagious | Continue reading
Scientists say microbiome is a surprisingly accurate biological clock | Continue reading
June discovery could be birth of a neutron star—or something entirely unprecedented | Continue reading
NSF reopens Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide and reviews its support for international travel programs | Continue reading
Findings may have implications for humans as well | Continue reading
Fed data from invasive brain recordings, algorithms reconstruct heard and spoken sounds | Continue reading
As first data roll in from Hayabusa2, engineers plan descent to rocky surface | Continue reading
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report calls for a 35% boost in funding for fusion research | Continue reading
Global warning system based on data from existing satellites could be just a couple years away | Continue reading
Improved diet, breeding may have led to bigger bodies | Continue reading
Some of the devices even dissolve in the body once their work is done. | Continue reading
New study suggests our minds can influence our physiology as much as our genes | Continue reading
Artificial intelligence firm takes crown in biannual contest | Continue reading
Young hunter-gatherers in Scandinavia chewed birch bark pitch while they worked | Continue reading
New study builds on previous work to estimate athletes’ risk of brain disease | Continue reading
Gravitational wave detectors spot four more mergers of stellar ghosts | Continue reading
New study suggests rocks on Mars could hold a hidden record of the sun’s weight | Continue reading
Paper questioning voice analyzer pulled from Web after manufacture claims it is defamatory | Continue reading
Electroencephalography detects cognitive action in seemingly unresponsive patients | Continue reading
An open mouth and the help of some seabirds put herring on the menu | Continue reading
Plan S will allow publishing in hybrid journals that plan flip to open access | Continue reading
Other scientific ties envisioned under embattled nuclear deal are slow to develop | Continue reading
Artificial intelligence–powered cars can put the brakes on stop-and-go traffic | Continue reading
Brain cells are some of the only body cells that can perform these alterations | Continue reading
Brain cells are some of the only body cells that can perform these alterations | Continue reading
In light of the recent lawsuit against Dartmouth College, our columnist reflects on her graduate experience there and possible ways forward | Continue reading
Whistleblower could win up to 30% of settlement | Continue reading
Glacier cores reveal Icelandic volcano that plunged Europe into darkness | Continue reading
Borneo cave art dated to at least 40,000 years old | Continue reading
Glacier cores reveal Icelandic volcano that plunged Europe into darkness | Continue reading
The 31-kilometer-wide Hiawatha crater may have formed as recently as 12,800 years ago when a 1.5-kilometer asteroid struck Earth | Continue reading
Appendectomy decreases risk of the neurodegenerative disease, though we can’t yet explain why | Continue reading
Preliminary finding turns heads at neuroscience meeting | Continue reading
Experiments with the system suggest neonicotinoids severely disrupt bumble bee social behavior | Continue reading