BirdNET Live, the newest evolution of the popular BirdNET bird-call identifier, is designed for one hard problem: getting reliable species...

Non-native photoenzymes are expanding the toolbox for forging asymmetric bonds—often in ways small-molecule catalysis struggles to replicate. A key limitation,...

A new study from Nature Communications highlights an unexpected immune target in the heart’s response to injury. Researchers report that...

Colombia’s Pacific coast has long struggled with stubborn perinatal health gaps, including elevated rates of stillbirth and neonatal complications. In...

A new randomized controlled trial is challenging a quiet assumption in neonatal care: that “more humidification” automatically means “better humidification”...

Viral science news: A new nationwide cohort study from South Korea reports that the timing of rehabilitation therapy after diagnosis...

Cigarette smoking in the United States has fallen to historic lows, yet overall tobacco use has not dropped as sharply....

A team at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has reported the observation of an exceptionally rare “wandering”...

A new national survey of Native American adults suggests that many have not yet been reached by evidence-based dietary guidance...

Next-generation energy devices—from fuel cells to water electrolyzers—rely on ion-exchange membranes that pass water and selected ions while blocking everything...

Winter wheat’s status before overwintering strongly influences safe survival and eventual yield, making leaf age a crucial indicator of seedling...

The World Cultural Council has announced that Professor Katerina Harvati will receive the 2026 Albert Einstein World Award of Science....

A continuous phase transition is usually diagnosed through critical exponents and scaling laws. Yet the deeper fingerprint of criticality is...

A team has unveiled a method that can rotate individual living cells around any chosen axis—without the need for mechanical...

A new study published in Nature Chemistry is peeling back one of chemistry’s most elusive fingerprints: the infrared (IR) spectrum...

Microbial production of tocopherols—key forms of vitamin E used in healthcare, medicine, and animal nutrition—has long been limited by incomplete...

A new viral-science report highlights fresh evidence that directly targeting oncogenic KRAS can prime the immune system to fight pancreatic...

In pediatric clinics, waiting is often treated as an unfortunate but unavoidable pause between referral and treatment. Yet a new...

Cytokines can do more than merely cue immune cells to respond—they may also help them acquire durable, memory-like capabilities. In...

A new study published in Journal of Perinatology reports that targeted neonatal echocardiography can help guide treatment decisions for newborns...