Month: August 2026

Deep in the world’s oceans, male sperm whales may be broadcasting one of the most powerful and unusual communication signals ...

Inflammatory cell death has long presented researchers with a difficult therapeutic paradox: the molecular machinery that eliminates infected or damaged ...

Intensive use of anthelmintic drugs is reshaping parasite populations in cattle, and a new study from Argentina has captured that ...

Obesity risk is written in more than one language. Part of the story is encoded in DNA, where hundreds of ...

A plant’s first steps into a new habitat can leave a molecular footprint far deeper than scientists once imagined. A ...

For decades, neuroscience has been exceptionally good at observing individual neurons and increasingly capable of recording entire local circuits. The ...

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is often portrayed through visible rituals—repeated handwashing, checking, or cleaning—but the disorder is driven by something less obvious: ...

A new study of the Ross Sea has revealed how dramatically Antarctic waves may respond when sea ice retreats, offering ...

Li, G., Maeyens, L.T., Yin, J. and colleagues have identified a previously underappreciated connection between a liver protein called ABHD6 ...

For decades, crop breeding has focused on the visible organism: larger seeds, stronger stems, faster growth, resistance to pathogens and ...