Science

A study details how the shrinking Salton Sea releases toxic dust, impacting the respiratory health of vulnerable families.

Extremophiles are moving from scientific curiosity to core assets, driving industrial bio-innovation and synthetic biology.

India’s first private rocket, the Vikram-1, successfully reached orbit on its debut launch, marking a major industry milestone.

Andy Burnham’s premiership faces complex decisions on North Sea oil and gas, balancing manifestos with industry needs.

This week's highlights include Egyptian gold tongues, interstellar sugar, a new monkey species, and an ancient crater.

Normal Computing and Extropic are pioneering thermodynamic computing to create energy-efficient generative AI hardware.

Pennsylvania State University's WE-PPD conductive ink offers a customizable, disposable approach to wearable biosensors.

China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first close-up images of Kamo'oalewa, a quasi-moon of Earth, revealing challenges.

A breakthrough on quantum proofs by researchers from Stanford and MIT provides the first strong evidence of QMA-QCMA separation.

New research shows buff-tailed bumblebees may have an inner life, using tongue movements to show when they enjoy sugar.

As Trump administration RMP rule changes loom, data shows a 57 percent rise in chemical accident rates from 2021 to 2025.

The James Webb Space Telescope detected an unknown molecule in the atmospheres of Pluto and Titan, sparking scientific mystery.