Science

A quarter of the sustainability records collected from cocoa farms were manipulated, according to a new study that exposes a hidden vulnerability in the systems...

The McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin is renaming two of its most technology-intensive graduate degrees, signaling how rapidly artificial...

A forest buried in Wyoming for 56 million years is delivering a warning about the limits of nature’s ability to absorb carbon. Fossils from the...

In England and Canada, wealth appears to shape not only how well people age, but also how quickly they lose essential physical abilities. A comparative...

A small number of unusually adventurous ospreys may hold the key to restoring the species across Europe, according to a new study from Bournemouth University....

A handful of tiny, tooth-like scales recovered from ancient reef sediments is offering scientists an unprecedented way to estimate how many sharks once lived above...

Los Angeles, California—The forests that covered Wyoming 56 million years ago may offer one of the clearest warnings yet about how today’s accelerating carbon emissions...

A multi-pronged treatment strategy combining broadly neutralizing antibodies, antiretroviral therapy and a drug that blocks the HIV coreceptor CCR5 has limited the establishment of viral...

A new study is drawing attention to a challenge at the heart of the climate transition: how to improve the way land is used without...

A new case series examining infants born at just 21 weeks of gestation is intensifying one of neonatology’s most difficult conversations: how far medical care...

(Santa Barbara, Calif.) — For millions of years, sharks left behind a remarkably detailed record of their presence—not in bones or teeth, but in something...

A large international study has found that millions of smokers still do not fully understand how tobacco damages the cardiovascular system, despite more than two...