A Nanjing University study models how recycled feedstock could become China’s dominant EV component input over decades.

How stopping wildfires from spreading may have made forests and budgets less resilient as warming ramps up risk across Europe.

Executives and boards need to understand the medical stakes behind a courtroom spotlight on a rare, understudied condition.

MIT’s Ph.D. student and UC cryptographers independently used GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra, sparking a messy question: who gets credit?

New research suggests heat could break mosquito survival in some regions while shifting malaria risk to new ones.

Met Office data suggest the driest July since records began 190 years ago, tightening pressure on water, farming, and planning budgets.

A new review argues that beyond-needed protein can speed metabolic problems, yet translation to people is far from settled.

Scientific American reports reducing protein intake could extend lifespan, challenging the diet craze built on more is better.

NASA installs a memory card with 1,350,144 global submissions at Kennedy, and Roman heads to L2 aboard a Falcon Heavy launch.

A rocket left over from a year-old lunar mission is set to crash into the lunar surface, and scientists plan to watch closely.

Flaming debris hits homes and farms weekly, but deciding who is responsible and who pays remains a messy policy gap.

Geometric earthworks with embankments and ditches push the timeline, forcing new thinking on preservation, research, and risk.