gear Push settings
We have to take a new flu shot because the virus keeps mutating -- but this could all change soon.
Disruptive protesting on unrelated objects does more harm than good.
If microbes can do this, we should be particularly worried with our own impact on the climate.
They can appreciate a good tune just like you or me.
Learning about well-to-do squirrels can help make our own societies more equal.
A lot is riding on this 55-pound machine.
Researchers may have discovered a new motif for tattoos.
The tipping points after which we can't return to a "normal" climate are almost upon us.
We're all to blame -- but some more than others.
Whatever it is, it's happening before the bees reach adulthood.
A digitized tour lets you visit the thousands-year-old chambers from your living room.
Fatherhood can have lasting effects across generations -- and this includes through biology too.
One of our bodies' natural defensive processes may be to blame.
It may be a desert now, but at some point in its history, Mars was flooded with water.
We're learning more and more about how our bodies can recover from spinal cord injuries.
It's the most significant find of its kind in Italy in the last half-century.
They are the main culprits behind the climate crisis, and they've been lying and lobbying against it
What's better than coffee? Coffee and science!
Struggling to save trapped and injured bats, scientists endure Russian shelling and accusations of spreading bioweapons.
Many countries are vulnerable to the climate crisis and they are asking to be compensated.
Lice were never nice, not even in the Bronze Age.
Indoor farming is a growing trend in urban centers, where a single facility can grow millions of heads of lettuce.
I went and investigated Ukraine's pavilion at the world's largest conference.
It's a combination of thinking like a child and always keeping a catalog of problems that require your attention.
At what point does research cross from astrophysics into archeology?
The universe is filled with remarkable objects. Researchers have just found another.
If you need a new roof, might as well turn it into a solar power generator.
Finding organic material preserved in Finland's soils is exceedingly rare.
It could cut down on energy used for cooling by 31%.
It is hoped that this technology can help provide blood for urgent patients with rare blood types.
Some science you can sink your teeth into.
We all have our tunes we like to groove on. But low bass seems to strike a chord with many people
Compostable plastic might not be the ideal solution to plastic waste
Many lizards, snakes, turtles, and fish thought to be completely silent do actually vocalize -- and this helped trace the origin of acoustic communication to a 400-milion-year-old ancestor.
Ancient peoples seem to have mingled much more than thought possible.
We don't think of jellyfish as 'bony' -- but they might have invented skeletons.
A friendly reminder that your consumer phone can be a powerful tool in the service of science.
This DNA can remain in their fur for long periods of time.
These optrodes bypass several of the most glaring limitations of current electrodes.
It's now possible to mind control your smartphone. But are we ready to open this can of worms?
New research challenges the stereotype of people with autism being oblivious to other people's facial cues.
For equitable drug access, we need a new R&D model.
There are many tips both pet owners and veterinarians can implement to smooth the experience
Instrument-equipped sharks led scientists to a large seagrass ecosystem that can fix more carbon than you can ever imagine.
It can be hard to believe that boneless sea creatures share traits with us -- but they do!
It's a major statement to the power of neuroplasticity.
Quite fitting to be studying a moon named 'Fear' for Halloween.
A lifestyle with big cars, many flights and meat-rich diets comes at a big cost for the planet.
Can we all get along on the Moon?
The tool maps human expressive behavior with the geography of song, dance, and speech.
