Leaders with serious health issues secretly held the power to launch nuclear war. A new study exposes the terrifying overlap of illness and unchecked authority.

What if concrete could capture carbon and last 2,000 years? AI just made that idea possible, with atomic-scale simulations and radical new materials.

New research on chimpanzees living in the open woodlands of Tanzania suggests that the story of how humans learned to walk on ...

Scientists at Columbia developed a healing gel made from yogurt that may hold the key to next-gen tissue regeneration.

Scientists have found that jewel wasps possess the ability to slow their biological rate of aging. Researchers studying jewel wasps, easily recognized by their shimmering metallic appearance, have dis ...

Digital twins could be a game-changer for clean energy, helping simulate and improve systems like wind and solar, if scientists can solve a few big problems first.

In a surreal twist, scientists expecting snow in Svalbard’s winter field season found rain, green tundra, and blooming flowers instead.

While forests and farmland expanded their role in capturing carbon, ocean algae began to struggle, especially in tropical waters. This shift is changing the balance of life on Earth, with land ...

A world-first study conducted by the Museums Research Institute has discovered that marine life in the cold, dark, and pressurized depths of the ocean is far more globally interconnected than ...

A groundbreaking X-ray study reveals how sulfur changes form in space, offering new insight into the hidden chemistry of the Milky Way. A global team of scientists has made a groundbreaking ...

Scientists have developed a powerful genetic test that predicts whether a child as young as five is likely to become obese as ...

A study highlights the health benefits of walking among an underrepresented group of low-income and Black individuals. Walking regularly is known to offer numerous health benefits, but most studies on ...