Loading...

Tag trends are in beta. Feedback? Thoughts? Email me at [email protected]

Africa’s mpox epidemic no longer an international emergency, WHO says

Island ant communities show signs of ‘insect apocalypse’

Ant queen lays eggs that hatch into two species: « Bizarre discovery of interspecies cloning “almost impossible to believe,” biologists say. »

Johns Hopkins finds possible link between air pollution (such as wildfires, vehicular exhaust) and the creation of the abnormal buildup of a protein, alpha-synuclein, in the brain

Dengue disease severity in humans is augmented by waning Japanese encephalitis virus immunity

Ancient DNA of mastodons suggests overlap between American and Pacific mastodons, and identifies at least three new migrations in response to glacial retreat.

The landscape of microbial associations in human cancer

An allele-agnostic mutant-KRAS inhibitor not only suppresses the signaling pathways that maintain tumor growth but also reprograms the immune environment of pancreatic cancer…

NASA punts decision on Mars sample return to next administration

AI enters the grant game, picking winners

Path integration impairments reveal early cognitive changes in subjective cognitive decline

Trust in elections rises after ‘inoculations’ meant to preempt false fraud claims

Ancient Europeans resisted inequality for 5000 years

‘Sex reversal’ is surprisingly common in birds, new study suggests

A major new study finds North America's bird decline is not just about rare species, it is the common birds that are disappearing fastest, mostly due to land-use change.

Artificial Light Has Essentially Lengthened Birds' Day

Reproducing prospect theory with 'differentiable decision theories'

Climbing catfish filmed scaling waterfalls

Violation of Bell inequality with unentangled photons

A century of fishing and warming seas has altered the genome of migratory Atlantic cod

Anthropogenic warming drives earlier wildfire season onset in California

An International team has created an AI filter to grass on “questionable open-access journals” or journals that violate the goals set out by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) as well as those exhibiting signs of low editorial standards…

As Alaska's salmon plummet, scientists home in on the killer

A new study found that when people wait in line, breath clouds can linger due to hidden air currents, especially at certain temperatures

Secondary Organic Aerosol in Urban China: A Distinct Chemical Regime for Air Pollution Studies

A single lock of hair could rewrite what we know about Inca record-keeping

Scientific fraud has become an 'industry,' analysis finds

Electrically controlled heat transport in graphite films

Perfect pesticide? RNA kills crop-destroying beetles with unprecedented accuracy

Contrarian climate assessment from U.S. government draws pushback

More →