Viral Science News Children don’t just learn by absorbing facts—they decide what to look at next. A new study in ...

Engineers have long imagined concrete that could “install itself” on-site, but the new study by Ben-Abu and colleagues takes that ...

In a study published this year in Translational Psychiatry, researchers report that brain-resident vascular and glial cells can mount a ...

A new viral science news report from Nature Communications highlights how the immune system’s earliest fingerprints may distinguish people who ...

A new study is sharpening a long-debated connection in Earth science: how the chemistry of seawater records itself inside the ...

Venus looks like a planet frozen in time—hot, dry, and long assumed to be geologically dormant. Yet new modeling work ...

Prebiotic sodas have surged in the U.S. market as manufacturers market them as “gut-friendly” alternatives to sugary drinks. But a ...

Silk—often treated as the star of the ancient “Silk Road”—may have started traveling much earlier than historians assumed. New archaeological ...

Venture capital firms have poured money into maternal health in the US, but a new cross-sectional analysis finds that only ...

International students are commonly discussed as beneficiaries of education abroad—degree gains, language learning, employability, and intercultural skills. A new paper ...