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The climate benefits of retiring an operational combustion engine vehicle

22 days ago science.org environment

Autism mutations drive neurodevelopmental pathology

47 hours ago science.org autism genetics

Birdsong similar to human language, study finds

20 days ago science.org

Richard Feynman’s 80-year-old quantum postulate has now been validated

2 days ago science.org physics

Science investigation casts doubt on genes hailed as warding-off Alzheimer's disease

3 days ago science.org disease neuroscience

Climate change is strengthening El Niño, coral records suggest

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A global study found human-caused climate change is already exposing up to 560 million children aged 0–9 to at least one additional month of heat stress per year, with children experiencing greater additional exposure than any other age group.

2 days ago science.org environment

Atmospheric data show Siberian methane emissions rose 12 teragrams a year between 2010 and 2023, and could offset a fifth of global methane cuts needed by 2050.

21 days ago science.org

An analysis of nearly 1 million emergency and urgent care visits identified 33 diagnoses associated with extreme heat, including kidney failure, mental and behavioral disorders, multiple sclerosis…

2 days ago science.org health

Seismic waves reflected from Earth’s core moved parts of Japan 5 mm east.

13 days ago science.org earth japan

Applying a photosynthetic process to treat “dry eye”

12 days ago science.org

AI in drug discovery – what it is, where we stand and the path forward

13 days ago science.org ai

Snow-eater heat waves of the western United States

10 days ago science.org

Targeted marine cloud brightening weakens subsequent El Niño

13 days ago science.org

New study on heart failure finds Urolithin A, a compound some people's gut bacteria produce from pomegranates, improved heart relaxation and reduced fibrosis in mice with the stiff-heart form of heart failure

8 days ago science.org medicine

Ozone: The fault is not in our trees, but in ourselves

8 days ago science.org

Shattered skeleton is first confirmed death from trebuchet

16 days ago science.org

Behold the 'Glueball,' a Strange New Form of Matter

17 days ago science.org science

An analysis of nearly 3,500 wildfires across western North America found faster-spreading fires caused more severe tree mortality and left burned areas farther from surviving seed trees, reducing the ability of conifer forests to naturally recover.

15 days ago science.org environment

Flatworms, Ion Channels, and Burning Mouths

19 days ago science.org

NIH is ending a key grant for budding clinical researchers

13 days ago science.org

Research suggests primate brains didn't get big for thinking, they got big for seeing: across 56 million years of fossil skulls, the frontal lobe is the same fraction of the brain in humans as in tree shrews, while vision-processing regions grew along with the optic nerve.

22 days ago science.org brain paleontology

Preventing Misfolding by Preventing Folding

25 days ago science.org

Deep-sea vehicles spot 'alien' sharks deep beneath the waves in the Pacific

27 days ago science.org

Blocking the inflammatory enzyme caspase-1 reduced lung tumor development in high-risk mice, while combining a caspase-1 inhibitor with an IL-1 beta antibody prevented tumors entirely in nearly 20% of treated mice, suggesting a potential approach for lung cancer prevention.

12 days ago science.org cancer

Reducing exposure to untrustworthy sources on Facebook by 70% had no effects on attitude or beliefs

29 days ago science.org facebook

Saber-toothed cats became inbred–and struggled to move–before they went extinct

29 days ago science.org

Couple pay >$800k for a gene-editing therapy for their daughter. She died.

36 days ago science.org

Amazonian civilization had estimated 3M people in 3% of forest area

31 days ago science.org

Discovery of a multicomponent alloy forged by the Hiroshima atomic blast