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New research led by paleoanthropologists at the University of the Witwatersrand and the University of Southern California offers fresh evidence on when early human ancestors stopped regularly climbing trees and …
The first scientific study of last month's catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet finds that unusually warm conditions weakened the glacier before its collapse, pointing to climate breakdown as a …
A global analysis of medical research has found that women with the same heart, kidney, liver, and neurological conditions as men are significantly less likely to be offered interventions such …
Fossils unearthed in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis have led paleontologists to describe a previously unknown species of mosasaur, an extinct marine reptile that lived alongside dinosaurs during the Cretaceous period.
Digital wearables are increasingly used to collect continuous patient data in clinical research, yet questions persist about whether the devices meet the standards of scientific evidence and whether they can …
New JWST observations of the centaur Chariklo reveal that its two thin rings have changed in brightness over a decade, challenging the view that small-body ring systems are stable.
A new study reveals that a famous 1859 space weather event, often cited as the first to disrupt technology, was preceded by earlier geomagnetic storms that affected telegraph systems as …
Global Witness reports that 124 environmental and land defenders were killed in 2025, a rate of one every three days, with 85% of deaths in Latin America. Organised crime groups …
New policy road maps in the US, UK, and EU aim to phase out animal testing, but researchers warn that some animal studies remain essential for drug safety and fundamental …
Chemical analysis of 66-million-year-old tooth enamel suggests Tyrannosaurus rex regulated its body temperature like modern birds and mammals, with a body temperature of about 36°C.
A new theoretical framework treats heavy giant gravitons as a zero-dimensional defect, allowing bootstrap techniques to compute previously intractable correlation functions in strongly coupled quantum field theory.
New research suggests U.S. irrigation prevents far more greenhouse gas emissions than it produces by enabling farmers to grow more food on less land, avoiding the conversion of natural ecosystems …
