Large carbon footprints and rising temperatures force astronomers to take climate action | Continue reading
Scientists find relatives of rubella in bats, wild mice, and zoo animals | Continue reading
Doctors face reprimands for wearing masks as researchers consider leaving the country | Continue reading
Bispecific antibodies that bind two or more targets are the latest immunotherapy to shine in clinical trials | Continue reading
China’s lunar lander finds radiation dose is 200 times that at Earth’s surface | Continue reading
Ability may be widespread in animal kingdom | Continue reading
In spite of the hype, even inventors of the basic idea say it will never help defeat stealth technology | Continue reading
Damaged interferon response helps explain why men get sicker than women | Continue reading
Circuitry of the pallium mirrors the mammalian neocortex | Continue reading
LoCHAid can be assembled in 30 minutes with cheap parts | Continue reading
Tracks also provide rare snapshot of ancient people interacting with animals | Continue reading
Revived technique could detect a deep-ocean signal of global warming | Continue reading
Patients report benefits, but how near-infrared protects brain cells is unclear, and some scientists are skeptical | Continue reading
Study reveals family histories of black-haired Vikings who set forth—and died—far from home | Continue reading
Company presents timeline for its next step on the road to practical quantum computing | Continue reading
Broad Institute appears to gain an advantage over the University of California and its partners who have claimed to have invented the genome editor first. | Continue reading
Alien hunters deploy new telescopes and tactics—and win some respect | Continue reading
Specialists worry about a potential loss to scholarship | Continue reading
Tiny flyers save energy by entering a hibernationlike state overnight | Continue reading
Newly sequenced genomes reveal the secrets of their “superstar” immune systems | Continue reading
Underground experiment undermines gravity as the cause of quantum collapse | Continue reading
Grisly find suggests northern Europe was more organized (and violent) 3,000 years ago than previously thought | Continue reading
Ability to digest dairy as an adult evolved later—and much more quickly—than scientists thought | Continue reading
Study suggesting virus spread through waste pipes in Chinese apartment building raises concerns | Continue reading
Strategy could combat climate change by removing greenhouse gas from the air | Continue reading
Moncef Slaoui, scientific head of Operation Warp Speed, discusses challenges and politics of approving a vaccine before the election | Continue reading
Fresh asphalt is a major source of hazardous particles, laboratory study suggests | Continue reading
Fresh asphalt is a major source of hazardous particles, laboratory study suggests | Continue reading
Experiments suggest strong shaking can make objects float upside down | Continue reading
Alpha-ketoglutarate could be safer than other potential anti-aging treatments | Continue reading
But nation likely to miss 2020 goal of spending 2.5% of GDP on R&D | Continue reading
Removing humanmade banks of polluted sediment transforms streams to their former glory | Continue reading
New feedbacks add to the impact of warming air | Continue reading
Thousands of new orbiters threaten astronomical observations and image processing alone won’t save them | Continue reading
Scientists question justification for the emergency authorization and worry about its effects on clinical trials of other possible treatments | Continue reading
A man in Hong Kong was found to be reinfected with COVID-19, but what that means for vaccines and immunity is unclear | Continue reading
Skeletons provide first DNA evidence that diverse strains of syphilis circulated in Europe before 1492 | Continue reading
Microbes that conduct electricity are transforming how we see sediments | Continue reading
Test of Wigner’s paradox suggests facts are relative | Continue reading
Aguas Zarcas, a space rock that crashed last year in a Costa Rican rainforest, has captivated researchers and collectors | Continue reading
Remains suggest people 200,000 years ago used ash to repel insects in grass bedding | Continue reading
Iconic instrument could be offline for months | Continue reading
Despite Putin’s reported endorsement, little-tested vaccine is not approved for widespread use until 2021 | Continue reading
Bone tumor is the first confirmation of malignant cancer in a dinosaur | Continue reading
Some COVID-19 survivors are still sick months later. Doctors want to learn why and what they can do | Continue reading
As major U.S. sports leagues struggle to restart during the pandemic, Tara Kirk Sell saw contest as a “model experiment” for reopening society | Continue reading
Rock core drilled out more than 50 years ago points to birthplace of monument’s giant stones | Continue reading
Wuhan bat virologist Shi Zhengli denies responsibility for the pandemic and calls for more international collaboration | Continue reading