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Spain, Portugal smash April temperature records [1118d]
Key radar antenna stuck on Europe's Jupiter-bound spacecraft [1118d]
Researchers use genomes of 241 species to redefine mammalian tree of life [1118d]
Newly discovered electrical activity within cells could change the way researchers think about biological chemistry [1118d]
Tianwen-1: Zhurong rover finds evidence of water at low latitudes on modern Mars [1119d]
Isotope study shows vascular plants had colonized land extensively by the early Silurian [1119d]
Machine learning helps scientists identify the environmental preferences of microbes [1119d]
Improved gene editing method could power the next generation of cell and gene therapies [1119d]
How the pandemic shaped academic identity: Stories of resilience and struggle [1119d]
Nitrogen found to affect soil invertebrates and insects [1119d]
UK public among most trusting of their neighbors internationally and increasingly comfortable living next to outsiders [1119d]
Is Colombia's deadly Nevado del Ruiz on the verge of a major eruption? [1119d]
Report: Consumer sentiment unmoved amid persistent high prices [1119d]
Three's a crowd? Imani, son of piping plovers Monty and Rose, joined by a female and another male at Montrose Beach [1119d]
Researchers explain origins of dangerous coronavirus variants [1119d]
An artificial intelligence method for rapid plant phenotyping under complex conditions [1119d]
Researchers monitor real-time single-breath exhaled hydrogen cyanide profiles [1119d]
El Niño–Southern Oscillation correlates well with following-summer cloud-to-ground lightning in China [1119d]
Study finds only 6% of nations provide for citizens in a just, sustainable manner [1119d]
Fallow land found to promote bird biodiversity [1119d]
Scientists design new bio-inspired molecules to promote bone regeneration [1119d]
Could African farmers slash their reliance on mineral fertilizers by growing legumes? [1119d]
Colorado River water plan could trigger unprecedented supply cuts, ripple effects on key industries [1119d]
Artificial photosynthesis for environmentally friendly food production [1119d]
Extracting potent COVID-fighting pharmaceuticals for protective sprays [1119d]
A century of newspaper ads shed light on Indigenous slavery in colonial America [1119d]
Trade war between superpowers provides unexpected boost for Vietnam [1119d]
Earth from space: Blooming California [1119d]
Gravitational waves from pulsars could be used to probe the interior of the sun [1119d]
Post-pandemic work in the public sector: A new way forward or a return to the past? [1119d]