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A self-supporting alloy made from five relatively abundant metals has delivered efficient hydrogen evolution in a strongly acidic electrolyte, pointing to a possible route toward...

A ginger extract rich in two of the plant’s best-known bioactive molecules has shown antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-parasitic activity in a battery of laboratory tests,...

A small piece of a young maize plant could help remove one of biotechnology’s most persistent obstacles: getting tropical varieties to grow in the laboratory....

A questionnaire designed to measure how well pet owners understand cancer information has shown that veterinary communication may need to be tailored to the people...

During a public-health emergency, the most valuable evidence is often the evidence that can move quickly from laboratories and hospitals into government decisions. Yet a...

Hybrid cars could become significantly cleaner in the stop-start conditions of everyday driving thanks to a new emissions-prediction system that combines artificial intelligence with conventional...

Cryoablation, a cancer treatment that destroys tumors by freezing them, may soon be planned by more than the shape of the visible ice ball. A...

A Promising Therapy for Eating Disorders Fails to Outperform Existing Treatments in New Evidence Review A psychological therapy designed to help people understand their own...

As salt creeps into agricultural soils, a microscopic alliance from India’s mangrove forests may offer mustard plants a better chance of survival. Researchers have isolated...

A new study has brought a futuristic Mars aircraft one step closer to reality—not by launching a spacecraft, but by solving one of the most...

An alpine herb traditionally gathered for bitters and liquors may be one step closer to leaving the wild and entering cultivation. Researchers evaluating seven accessions...

A routine change in when patients come off breathing machines after surgery for brain metastases may be less settled than it first appears. A new...

A correction published in the Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy has clarified how a study on returning to work after stroke was funded. The notice...

A tailored nanoporous material could make it easier for laboratories to find minute quantities of cadmium in wastewater and natural water, according to research published...

France’s spirulina farms are turning a traditionally warm-climate crop into a distinctly temperate form of biotechnology. A survey of 45 production facilities across 29 departments...