Science

World-record speed–distance envelopes for running, swimming and speed skating combine within-athlete trade-offs with differences among athletes, complicating physiological interpretations of records.

A model-based reconstruction of 3,865 wells estimates declines in groundwater levels and storage across the Tulare Basin from 1971 to 2023.

SLC5A12 marked an invasive HNSCC state, and experimental knockdown reduced tumor-cell behaviors and xenograft growth in preclinical models.

A cross-sectional survey of 535 Indian electric-vehicle owners links technology readiness most strongly to intention to use smart charging, while six measured factors together explain...

A 2024–2025 cross-sectional survey of 160 tribal dairy farmers in North Gujarat found higher practice-adoption and empowerment scores among SHG members, while identifying costs, veterinary...

Genetic, transcriptomic and mutagenesis analyses identify ZmGLN5 as a key candidate gene associated with resistance to Gibberella ear rot in maize.

An observational analysis of 959 prostate tumours from 1,001 men found that eight cellular processes account for 85% of DNA damage and that their balance...

A laboratory study combining real-time floc monitoring and statistical optimization identified an anionic polyacrylamide condition that improved settling, underflow density and water clarity in fine...

A mixed-methods assessment of 13 staff members found broad support for measurement-based care but identified workflow, responsibility and training barriers before its planned introduction at...

A mixed-method study in seven northern Bangladesh farming sites found that technological gains coincided with climate-related instability, rising costs and unequal capacity to adapt.

A GPS-based field survey and GIS analysis mapped 649 springs in South Kashmir’s Anantnag and Kulgam districts, providing a baseline for future monitoring, conservation and...

A Fiji-based experiment found that native-by-broiler crossbreds matched native chickens on several meat-quality measures when allowed to scavenge, although native birds produced heavier carcass cuts.