Science

Drought is altering the geography and intensity of infectious disease, creating conditions in which some pathogens decline while others become more dangerous, according to a...

A Lead-Based Surface Treatment Pushes Perovskite Solar Modules Toward Industrial Scale Perovskite solar cells have spent the past decade moving from laboratory curiosity to one...

The Yellow River Delta is one of China’s most rapidly changing landscapes—and a new study is examining how to observe that transformation more accurately. Published...

China’s digital-finance revolution is increasingly being examined not only as a story of mobile payments and online banking, but also as a force capable of...

A new cohort study is drawing attention to one of the most closely watched questions in child health: why some children born very preterm later...

Extreme space weather could soon become an operational problem for commercial aviation, forcing airlines to reroute aircraft, restrict polar services or even ground flights, according...

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research have developed miniature ceramic structures that can rapidly roll and...

Ultra-processed foods now provide nearly 60% of the calories consumed by adults in the United States and about 70% of the energy intake of American...

Liquid battery electrolytes have long been described as if they were simple recipes: a salt dissolved in a solvent, perhaps combined with an additive and...

Scientists have used artificial intelligence, genetic profiling and gut microbiome analysis to investigate how Crohn’s disease progresses from chronic inflammation to intestinal fibrosis, a form...

Every tomato begins as a flower, but producing a ripe fruit requires a precisely timed biological sequence. The male and female reproductive organs must develop...

A new study has revealed that Arctic cyclones can become far more destructive when they arrive in rapid succession, transforming a series of storms into...