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07-01 (00:54) After Russian drone strike, Ukraine mourns the loss of two more scientists
06-01 (23:54) Ancient Romans likely breathed lead pollution
06-01 (20:54) Preprints often make news. Many people don't know what they are
03-01 (20:23) John Deutch recalls how Jimmy Carter left his mark on energy research
03-01 (17:23) Fish implanted with tumor cells could help oncologists quickly personalize cancer treatments
02-01 (21:09) Better care urged for animal remains tied to Indigenous peoples
02-01 (21:09) Migrating bats surf warm winds to soar hundreds of kilometers
02-01 (16:09) COVID 5 years later: Learning from a pandemic many are forgetting
02-01 (16:09) Farmers are abandoning land worldwide. What should happen to it?
01-01 (16:09) The science stories likely to make the biggest headlines in 2025
31-12 (19:09) Science Visuals team picks its favorite stories of the year
31-12 (00:54) Ice cores finger obscure Pacific volcano as cause of 19th century climate disaster
30-12 (17:54) Ants best humans at test of collective intelligence
27-12 (18:40) Science editors pick their most memorable stories of the year
26-12 (19:23) NIH launches initiative to double check biomedical studies
26-12 (17:23) Perfecting academic writing, facing fraud: Science's top personal essays of this year
23-12 (21:09) After years of war, can Syria rebuild its 'miserable' scientific community?
23-12 (19:09) Trump names OSTP director as part of White House tech team
20-12 (23:54) U.S. science funding agencies roll out policies on free access to journal articles
20-12 (21:54) Some whales may live nearly twice as long as believed—if we let them
20-12 (16:54) Could thunderstorms be exaggerating the strength of mysterious gamma rays from outer space?
19-12 (21:40) News at a glance: Mars rover's big ascent, Europa's ice sheet, and House committee chairs
19-12 (20:40) Japanese researchers surprised to learn they co-authored papers with North Korean scientists
19-12 (20:40) U.S. scientists brace for looming government shutdown
19-12 (19:40) AI writing is improving, but it still can't match human creativity
19-12 (16:40) Earth's clouds are shrinking, boosting global warming
19-12 (12:40) Funding overhaul threatens historic U.K. research units
19-12 (00:40) Our favorite online news stories of 2024
18-12 (23:40) Surprisingly thick ice on Jupiter's moon Europa complicates hunt for life
18-12 (18:40) Restricting calories may extend life. Can this molecule do it without the hunger pangs?
18-12 (18:40) Syphilis microbe circulated in the Americas thousands of years before European contact
17-12 (23:40) Shoddy commentaries—a quick and dirty route to higher impact numbers—are on the rise
17-12 (23:40) Advocate for girls in science can now make her pitch in Congress
17-12 (20:40) Could psychedelic drugs improve the mental health of autistic people?
17-12 (19:40) Young double-star system discovered near our Galaxy's giant black hole
17-12 (16:40) Infamous paper that popularized unproven COVID-19 treatment finally retracted
17-12 (00:40) Transgender patients are more likely to experience chronic pain than cisgender ones
17-12 (00:09) Watch these tree frogs make some of the most dramatic landings in nature
16-12 (22:23) When the Moon hits your eye, that's not amore—it's an owl on the prowl
16-12 (22:23) Possible ban on Chinese-made drones dismays U.S. scientists
16-12 (19:23) Watch thirsty rattlesnakes drink from the scales of other snakes
14-12 (01:09) Growing concerns about fate of Syria's secret chemical weapons stashes
14-12 (01:09) Declassified satellite photos reveal impacts of Vietnam War
14-12 (00:09) The Himalayan tree landscape is shifting—and so are its ecosystems
13-12 (22:09) 'Safety signal' in Moderna's RSV vaccine studies halts trials of other vaccines for childhood killer
13-12 (21:09) U.S. climate scientists gird for a second Trump administration
13-12 (21:09) United States and China renew science pact despite rising tensions
13-12 (19:09) 'Silly and pompous': Official new names for viruses rile up researchers
13-12 (00:54) Scientists in Latin America struggle to get key chemicals and other reagents for experiments. A group has begun to help
12-12 (20:54) 'Blob' heat wave killed millions of seabirds—and they haven't bounced back
12-12 (20:54) News at a glance: Protecting monarch butterflies, mapping ocean life with DNA, and a radar satellite's twin
12-12 (20:54) Science's 2024 Breakthrough of the Year: Opening the door to a new era of HIV prevention
12-12 (20:54) Mystery woman's DNA reveals close family ties between Europe's earliest people
12-12 (20:54) Thousands of previously unknown mountains and hills spotted in best-yet seafloor map
12-12 (20:54) 'Enigmatic' cave art was made by ice age children
12-12 (18:54) Common virus may help protect skin against Sun damage
11-12 (23:40) Poliovirus keeps popping up in European wastewater, perplexing and worrying scientists
11-12 (20:40) During a baby oak's first summer drought, a little leaf munching may help it survive
11-12 (16:40) With venerable ship's retirement, U.S.-led ocean-drilling program ends
11-12 (16:40) China's 'dreamy' new ship aims for Earth's mantle—and assumes ocean-drilling leadership
11-12 (02:40) 'Extraordinary' globetrotting humpback whale tracked down with tail-recognition software
11-12 (00:40) Judge blocks rule that eased U.S. reviews of biotech crops
10-12 (16:40) Scientists fear big cuts to animal research under Trump 2.0
10-12 (02:40) To spread its wealth, HHMI will exclude most top schools in special funding competition
10-12 (00:40) Can Congo contain its exploding mpox epidemic—and curtail its international spread?
10-12 (00:40) NSF panel says proposed giant telescopes would swamp agency's budget
09-12 (20:40) Trump's pick for AI czar signals support for science advisory panel
09-12 (18:40) Google passes milestone on road to an error-free quantum computer
06-12 (23:09) Amid cuts to basic research, New Zealand scraps all support for social sciences
06-12 (22:09) Notre Dame's spectacular rebirth offers bounty of data for scientists
06-12 (19:09) Heliophysicists call for fresh missions to study the Sun—and a new name for the field
06-12 (02:09) Why hasn't the bird flu pandemic started?
05-12 (23:09) Apex the Stegosaur, the most expensive dinosaur fossil ever sold, heads to a museum
05-12 (21:09) News at a glance: Orange cats, COVID-19 origin probe, and a collapse of plastic treaty talks
05-12 (21:09) NIH needs a new institute for women's health research, expert panel says
05-12 (01:09) Trump picks billionaire astronaut to lead NASA
05-12 (01:09) These spiders capture their prey with deadly accurate slingshot traps
05-12 (00:09) Unusual genetic results in prenatal tests can also flag cancers—in the mom
04-12 (22:54) Mysterious radio pulses traced to dance of stellar dwarfs
04-12 (18:54) Latin American journals are open-access pioneers. Now, they need an audience
04-12 (00:54) House panel concludes that COVID-19 pandemic came from a lab leak
03-12 (22:54) 'Brutal' math test stumps AI but not human experts
03-12 (22:54) Could melting ice wake up Antarctica's volcanoes?
03-12 (01:54) 'It felt very icky': This scientist's name was used to write fake peer reviews
02-12 (19:54) India takes out giant nationwide subscription to 13,000 journals
02-12 (17:54) In the Himalayas, expanding lakes signal growing flood risks
02-12 (12:54) Controversial study redraws classical picture of the neuron
28-11 (21:23) News at a glance: Pterosaur clues, AI's risks to biosecurity, and graduate students' mental health
28-11 (21:23) Ancient footprints capture coexistence of two kinds of human ancestor
28-11 (16:23) 'Systematic reviews' that aim to extract broad conclusions from many studies are in peril
27-11 (20:23) War-torn Ukraine has become a breeding ground for lethal drug-resistant bacteria
27-11 (19:23) Controversial health economist is Trump's pick to head NIH
27-11 (19:23) Gene behind orange fur in cats found at last
27-11 (19:23) Dino droppings reveal how the giant beasts came to dominate Earth
27-11 (18:23) Drought imperils Zimbabwe's ancient rock art, spurring efforts to preserve and date it
27-11 (17:23) Turtles map seagrass better than satellites can
27-11 (16:23) Scientists may have found a faster, greener way to mine 'white gold'
27-11 (00:23) Would Trump's CDC nominee fix the agency's problems—or create new ones?
27-11 (00:23) People all over trust climate researchers less than scientists in general
26-11 (23:23) 'We're going to need a lot of solutions': Global treaty on plastic pollution reaches homestretch
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