Why decades of sensing, computing, and decision tools are converging just as wildfire risk keeps climbing.

A Quanta Magazine tour of extremophiles explains why their resilience matters for science, industry, and practical risk-taking.

Stockholm’s case shows how a global network recruits children to stream and spread violence, degrading acts into “game” loops.

Stop scheduling “rest.” Start engineering a psychological reset you can actually feel after you get home.

A UVA School of Medicine team pinpointed a widespread mistake in a popular genome method and built a machine-learning corrector for both bulk and single-cell data.

A Sophos study finds ransom payments are common and demands are rising, while governments tighten the no-pay policy.

Digital tests suggest their strong femurs supported upright rearing only while they were young and smaller.

As SpaceX seeks approval to launch up to 1 million satellites, physicist Laura Grego says public knowledge must catch up.

A planned observation campaign turns an uncontrolled lunar impact into data scientists and regulators can use.

Modeling points to vials of dried smallpox scabs carried by the First Fleet, not north-coast contact with Makassar fishers.

An expanding low-cloud pattern has reflected sunlight back to space, but researchers expect the trend to reverse.

Three bashing goats developed brain changes consistent with neurodegeneration seen after head injuries in people.