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Yak milk consumption among Mongol Empire elites [1147d]
Harnessing nature to promote planetary sustainability [1147d]
Pictures inside a cell: Researchers develop new tool to provide greater insight into biological processes [1147d]
Amid spiraling violence, criminologist studies new approaches to gun crime [1147d]
Speeding up drug discovery with diffusion generative models [1147d]
Study quantifies $562M in financial risk from Hurricane Florence [1147d]
Hope for salamanders? Study recalibrates climate change effects [1147d]
Engineered E. coli delivers therapeutic nanobodies to the gut [1147d]
A 'power boost' for customers is key to enhancing engagement and well-being, suggests study [1147d]
How exceptional weather conditions are turning European forests brown [1147d]
Seeing is more than believing: Exploring 'de Sitter space' to explain gravity in the expanding early universe [1147d]
Academic institutions receive lower financial returns from biotechnology licenses than commercial firms [1147d]
Remote working: How a surge in digital nomads is pricing out local communities around the world [1147d]
What caused the record-low Antarctic sea ice in austral summer 2022? [1147d]
Researchers: Indigenous knowledge offers solutions, but its use must be based on meaningful collaboration [1147d]
A new model predicts the flexibility of DNA movement at the molecular scale [1147d]
Intervention with educational robotics for the development of early childhood lexical relationships [1147d]
Making more sustainable decisions based on data [1147d]
Clout-lighting: Pranking your partner for likes is a surefire way to get dumped this April Fools' Day [1147d]
Austria glaciers retreat 'more than ever': measurement [1147d]
FDA approves drug for cats with allergic skin disease [1147d]
Study: Visible light induces bacteria to produce superoxide for manganese oxidation [1147d]
As the US pushes to make daylight saving permanent, should Australia move in the same direction? [1147d]
Can cities make room for woodpeckers? [1147d]
In Turkey, women are feeling the worst aftershocks of the earthquake, which could lead to dwindling trust in government [1147d]
A tighter core stabilizes SARS-CoV-2 spike protein in new emergent variants [1147d]
Opinion: Why a serious climate strategy is almost impossible in the UK's current political system [1147d]
Mathematical model provides bolt of understanding for lightning-produced X-rays [1147d]
A horse died on the set of 'The Rings of Power': How to ensure the welfare of horses used in entertainment [1147d]
Could a reinterpreted Marxism have solutions to our unprecedented environmental crisis? [1147d]
Researchers uncover the first steps driving antibiotic resistance [1147d]
What the complicated social lives of wasps can teach us about the evolution of animal societies [1147d]
Why some people lose their accents but others don't, according to linguistic expert [1147d]
Does carbon capture and storage hype delay emissions cuts? Here's what research shows [1147d]
Study takes stock of pandemic food policy in New York [1147d]
Researchers find less victim blaming in campus sexual assaults, but say solutions are still needed [1147d]
Partisanship and blame in the early days of COVID-19 [1147d]
Opinion: What tracking mountain lions taught me about adaptability [1147d]
How space storms miscue train signals [1147d]