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Climatic niche conservatism shapes the macroevolution, extinction, and survivorship of crocodile-line archosaurs

2 hours ago science.org biology

Coordinated mosquito biting dynamics at the human skin interface

4 days ago science.org biology

Genetic study shows seafarers from Easter Island settled Hawaii

11 days ago science.org genetics

Ultrarapid decision-making in an avian brain

8 days ago science.org biology brain

Glymphatic clearance to alleviate brain edema and Alzheimer's pathology in mice

8 days ago science.org brain neuroscience

A Martian meteorite that formed ≳4.1 billion years ago samples Mars’ early crust and mantle

23 hours ago science.org astronomy

An AI agent emailed researchers for help. It told us why

28 days ago science.org ai

Serbia just elected the world's brainiest parliament

19 hours ago science.org

An AI agent solved nine of 353 open Erdős problems on its own and proved 44 of 492 integer sequence conjectures.

21 days ago science.org ai mathematics

I used to be homeless. That experience shapes my science

4 days ago science.org

Research from Harvard Kennedy School professors reveals that taxing the world’s biggest polluting industries could cut emissions while generating nearly $200 billion a year in public revenue

26 days ago science.org

Europe's summer heat wave killed more han 50k people in urban areas

6 days ago science.org europe

Bonanza of new dates rewrites the history of the Inca

12 days ago science.org

Spin force from a nitrogen-vacancy ensemble drives a 100-mg levitated resonator

24 days ago science.org physics

Study of ancient vegetation preserved beneath Arctic ice found remnants of the Laurentide Ice Sheet began expanding around 2,000 years ago, suggesting a new glacial period may have been starting before modern warming reversed the trend in the 20th century.

9 days ago science.org arctic

Demographic "doomsday" misses the mark

11 days ago science.org

JAXA is about to perform a Phobos sample return mission

13 days ago science.org

Study of Storm Boris, which caused severe flooding across Central Europe in 2024, found human-caused climate change increased rainfall by 6–9% but amplified peak river flooding by 14–22%, showing that relatively small increases in extreme precipitation can produce much larger floods.

2 days ago science.org environment europe

Reframing menopause and menopause hormone therapy as opportunities for healthy aging

29 days ago science.org medicine

Nazi Germany had no hope of making an atomic bomb, uranium cubes reveal

30 days ago science.org

Study of 864 dogs found giant breeds lost approximately 35% more DNA methylation per year at LINE1 transposable elements than small breeds, suggesting that faster epigenetic aging and reduced regulation of these “jumping genes” may help explain why larger dogs have shorter lifespans.

21 days ago science.org biology

Now That's an Impurity Story

30 days ago science.org

A study in mice reconstructed the largest mammalian cell lineage tree to date, tracing 1.28 million cells in a 13.5-day-old embryo using a DNA recording technology, revealing how cells descended from a single fertilized egg and contributed to the development of different tissues and organs.

20 days ago science.org biology

How did Rosalind Franklin miss the helix in her iconic DNA image? She didn't

26 days ago science.org

A study combining satellite, ground and atmospheric model data found global desert dust declined by about 10% between 2003 and 2023, modestly reducing its cooling effect on the climate, although the contribution to recent human-caused warming remains very small.

27 days ago science.org environment

Re-evaluating molecular clock maximum age calibrations revives pre-Ediacaran divergence estimates for animals | Science Advances

27 days ago science.org

World's biggest dark matter detector spots a single weird particle

2 months ago science.org physics

NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission is dead

40 days ago science.org nasa

T-Rex's body temprature was higher than its environment, and similar to ours

38 days ago science.org paleontology

For skeptical conservative voters in the US, public information campaigns did not increase trust in American elections

57 days ago science.org psychology

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