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Scientists point the way to advance conservation and restoration of seagrass meadows [761d]
A new study makes the case for asteroid strikes setting in motion global glaciation in the distant past [761d]
Physicist advancing skin cancer screening and diagnosis using terahertz waves [761d]
Surprising behavior in one of the least studied mammals in the world [761d]
Research reveals the key to an irresistible online dating profile [761d]
New AI tool discovers realistic 'metamaterials' with unusual properties [761d]
Sensors made from 'frozen smoke' can detect toxic formaldehyde in homes and offices [761d]
Hubble spots a galaxy shrouded by stars [761d]
Climate change to bring invasive weeds to mid-Atlantic and northeastern US states: Study [761d]
Small adjustments can reduce nitrogen loss in peat meadows, says researcher [761d]
Lunar science is entering a new active phase [761d]
Fungicide resistance: A threat to the health of humans, animals and plants [761d]
Surprising discovery of pharmaceuticals in Norwegian food waste [761d]
Unlocking quantum precision: Expanded superconducting strips for enhanced photon-counting accuracy [761d]
'It needs to be talked about earlier': Some children get periods at 8, years before menstruation is taught at school [761d]
From growing roots, clues to how stem cells decide their fate [761d]
Learning the trick to finding cannibalized stars [761d]
In Chile, huge wildfires have killed at least 131 people, but one village was untouched [761d]
Gangster lifestyles of young people may be altered through dialogue and education, research suggests [761d]
Bioenergy sorghum wax, a potentially valuable coproduct, enhances crop's resilience [761d]