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Airships are making an unexpected comeback, and a new study has tackled one of the most stubborn engineering problems standing in their way: the fact...

In a finding that is already circulating rapidly among dog lovers and cognitive scientists alike, researchers in Budapest have demonstrated that domestic dogs possess a...

In a remarkable case that could reshape how oncologists approach one of blood cancer’s most feared complications, physicians in Türkiye have reported that a 73-year-old...

Researchers have developed a new way to sharpen one of neuroscience’s most stubborn prediction problems: forecasting who will experience cognitive decline before the damage becomes...

In a development that blurs the line between synthetic materials and living tissue, researchers have unveiled a new class of self-assembling, 3D-printable materials that closely...

Genomic dark matter has long been the paradox at the heart of human genetics. The vast majority of disease-associated DNA variants identified by genome-wide association...

Machine learning has transformed nearly every corner of modern science and industry, but the field is now confronting an uncomfortable truth: the computational resources required...

Artificial intelligence has come for one of football’s most contested activities: deciding which players are worth signing, and how much they are truly worth. A...

Golgi-associated plant pathogenesis-related protein 1, or GAPR-1, has long been known as a small, peripheral membrane protein that sits on the cytosolic face of the...

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, working with a collaborator at the University of California, Irvine, have unveiled a new artificial intelligence framework...

In the steaming hot springs of Tengchong, in China’s southwestern Yunnan Province, a team of researchers has uncovered a hidden world of methane-cycling microbes that...

In the cloud forests of the southern Ecuadorian Andes, where steep ridges wrap themselves in near-perpetual mist and epiphytic orchids crowd every available branch, an...

Antihypertensive treatment has prevented a substantial and growing share of strokes worldwide over the past three decades, but the benefits remain strikingly uneven across countries,...

A tiny molecule that teaches both cancer cells and immune cells to fight is offering a new angle on one of oncology’s most stubborn problems:...

Human papillomavirus, the most common sexually transmitted infection in the world, remains a formidable public health challenge despite decades of progress in vaccination and screening....