Science · Jul 23, 2026

Hull City Centre Site Reborn as Crucial Insect Sanctuary

In an understated yet important effort to boost city biodiversity, a specific plot of land in downtown Hull has been…

Science · Jul 23, 2026

Killer Whales Deploy Unseen 'Explosive' Hunting Method on Sunfish in Gulf of California

Marine life researchers in the Gulf of California have recorded an astonishing and never-before-seen behavior in orcas:…

Science · Jul 23, 2026

Past Eco-Friendly: New Study Urges Buying Less to Combat Climate Change

A new study highlights a vital shift needed in ecological tactics: to substantially lower worldwide greenhouse gas…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Study Links High Personal Debt to Increased Risk of Suicide in Times of Financial Crisis

A new paper featured in the journal Economic Inquiry points to a possible association between personal liabilities and…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

How Browsing Mammals Shaped the Evolution of Plant Spines

For a long time, botanists have been baffled by why plants in some geographical regions are much spinier than those in…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Past the Boiling Point: New Discovery May Transform How Enzymes Are Used in Chemical Production

In a major breakthrough that could redefine industrial chemistry, a new study indicates that enzymes—which historically…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Study on MicroRNAs Reveals New Methods for Identifying and Addressing Muscle Loss in Aging Canines

A new scientific study has uncovered a promising approach to analyzing and treating cachexia, a severe wasting syndrome…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Novel Programmable Photonic Chip Enables Dynamic Light-Speed Control in Circuits

Researchers have created a revolutionary programmable photonic chip that gives engineers unprecedented authority over…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Brown University Study Reveals Key Mechanism Behind the Efficiency of Birds Flying in 'V' Formations

Recent study from Brown University has shed new light on a long-standing puzzle regarding the extraordinary energy…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Primal Bonds: Research Shows Great Apes Use Physical Affection to Keep the Peace

A new scientific study examining the social structures of great apes offers fresh insights into the ways these highly…

Science · Jul 22, 2026

Tactile Diplomacy: Study Shows How Great Apes Use Affection to Manage Group Stress

New research exploring the social dynamics of great apes indicates that tactile signs of affection, like hugs and…

Science · Jul 21, 2026

Frequent TV Watching in Middle Age Associated with Later Changes in Brain Structure, Research Finds

A new study of roughly 1,700 adults has revealed a possible connection between high levels of television viewing in…