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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.
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.
Burnout and health benefits are driving a late-life dance floor boom, with implications for wellness, culture, and policy.
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.
