Climate Could Oman’s mountains hold the key to reversing climate change? April 27, 2017 - Updated on February 14, 2024
News Deep groundwaters are not safe from modern pollution, study finds April 26, 2017 - Updated on April 28, 2017
News Where you shop influences how healthily you eat — but only about half as much as who you are April 26, 2017
Health What do marijuana and chili have in common? They both calm the gut, scientists say April 25, 2017
Animals This beekeeper’s pest can actually eat plastic waste and turn it into something useful April 25, 2017
Archaeology Ancient carvings show comet struck Earth, triggering mini Ice Age April 25, 2017 - Updated on April 25, 2019
News The story and science behind a new type of aurora called ‘Steve’ April 25, 2017 - Updated on February 15, 2019
Chemistry Your phone’s case and your car’s tires may soon be made from renewable, plant sugars April 25, 2017 - Updated on June 16, 2017
History World’s only second US Declaration of Independence found in small English city April 25, 2017
Animals A modern atlas provides maps necessary to save the world’s biodiversity April 25, 2017 - Updated on May 19, 2017
News NASA is designing small away-from-home-ecosystems to make space exploration sustainable April 25, 2017
News Tesla will double the stations in its Supercharger network by the end of the year April 25, 2017
News We’re launching a horde of tiny satellites, and that might eventually make space flight unusable April 24, 2017 - Updated on April 25, 2017
Climate To make forests more resilient to climate change we might ironically have to cut some trees April 24, 2017
Biology What is gluten and why some people have gluten intolerance April 24, 2017 - Updated on September 14, 2023
Health Three African countries chosen for the 1st large-scale malaria vaccine pilot program April 24, 2017
Climate How ancient water management by the Chaco or Maya can help modern strategies in the face of climate change April 24, 2017
Environment “There’s no vaccine for stupid” — The best signs from the March for Science April 24, 2017
Archaeology Extra moisture caused most of the world’s large animals to go extinct 15,000 years ago April 24, 2017
Climate We just breached the 410 ppm threshold for carbon dioxide — the highest it’s been since the mid-Pliocene April 24, 2017
Climate Britain powered itself for a day without coal — the first time since the industrial revolution April 24, 2017
Discoveries A drop of dragon’s blood: using animals’ natural defenses to fight drug resistance April 24, 2017
Environment Empowering women around the world could help usher in a sustainable society, paper argues April 21, 2017
Anthropology ‘Hobbits’ didn’t evolve from a direct modern human ancestor. They likely originate from Africa instead April 21, 2017
Diseases In the face of rising antibiotic resistance, fungi could be a goldmine for new drugs April 21, 2017
Health Drinking sugary beverages on a daily basis might hurt your brain. Diet soda is no exception April 21, 2017
Animals The African naked mole-rat can keep its brain alive for more than 5 hours with no oxygen April 21, 2017
Mind & Brain ‘Wonder drugs’ might prevent all forms of dementia. One of the drugs is already safe for humans April 20, 2017
Climate Antarctica is covered in hundreds of meltwater rivers and streams, and we had no idea this was happening April 20, 2017 - Updated on February 15, 2019
Inventions This robot works six times faster than humans — and it’s putting jobs at risk April 20, 2017
Health For the first time, researchers have shown that drugs like LSD and magic mushrooms produce ‘higher’ level of consciousness April 20, 2017
Animals Homing pigeons can improve and pass on knowledge across generations, the only non-primate to do so April 19, 2017
News LHCb finds a deviation from the Standard Model which may hint at a new particle April 19, 2017 - Updated on May 14, 2021
Mind & Brain Our brains get hit by epiphany before they let us in on it too, researchers find April 19, 2017
