A new technology push turns the search for habitable exoplanets into measurable hardware performance, with downstream mission implications.

A 2025 survey shows burnout is mainstream now, but 18th-century farm records show the same exhaustion always existed.

Researchers say Zophobas morio strip soft tissue quickly without damaging delicate bones, and without the dermestid egg scare.

A new skull-based brain analysis suggests Neanderthals and modern humans overlapped in intelligence, reshaping how we judge cognition.

A life-size “false head” on a Peruvian funerary bundle reveals how Chancay ancestors were staged, painted, and honored.

A 2025 University of Leeds study highlights why older women keep dancing, and what it could mean for burnout.

University of Michigan research uses an AI tool to show rapid evolutionary “bursts” repeatedly track Earth’s climate change.

A new EMBL Hamburg workflow shows how influenza A reorganizes host cells by tracking protein-to-protein interactions directly inside infection.

A new 3D-printed design targets faster iteration in energy storage, with implications for renewable power reliability.

Enhanced photos are rising on birdwatching platforms, risking credibility of the data tools researchers rely on.

Modern sonar and National Geographic’s deep-sea camera system overturn a 1960s assumption and reveal a living reef.

A new lab approach could reduce reliance on compatible dog blood donations by making red blood cell-like cells from canine stem cells.