Science

Electroencephalography, or EEG, has long promised a faster and more objective way to detect brain disorders. By recording the brain’s electrical activity through sensors placed...

A new study in Nature Communications is drawing attention to a central question in cancer biology: why does the liver become increasingly vulnerable to tumors...

Cities across the Mediterranean are entering a dangerous new era of heatwaves, flash floods, drought and water scarcity. As concrete expands and climate extremes intensify,...

A compromised SIM card could give attackers far more control over a smartphone, vehicle system, industrial device or router than previously understood, according to research...

A new real-world study of nearly 5,000 men with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer suggests that one specific treatment milestone may provide a clearer signal of...

Dengue transmission has been documented along the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola, where researchers also identified a remarkably diverse collection...

A new study published in Nature Communications reveals that Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a bacterium frequently associated with chronic and difficult-to-treat airway infections, may influence lung health...

The artificial intelligence boom has an energy problem. Every question sent to ChatGPT, every image generated by an AI system and every recommendation produced by...

Plastic pollution may be carrying a hidden chemical payload across Japan’s coastal waters. A study led by researchers at Japan’s National Institute for Environmental Studies...

A single strand of optical fiber may soon do far more than carry data. Researchers have reported a new approach for sensing the full three-dimensional...

Dogs have been living alongside humans for thousands of years, but new archaeological, genetic and ethnographic evidence suggests that their transformation from wolves into the...

Decades of selective breeding have helped cattle farmers produce more milk, meat and offspring with remarkable efficiency. Yet a new review from Aberystwyth University warns...