Bangladesh River’s Dry-Season Crisis Is Selecting for Microbes Built to Survive Pollution A river supplying drinking water to millions of ...

More than 250 million people worldwide live with visual impairment, and without better treatments, as many as 115 million could ...

Gallbladder cancer has produced an exceptionally rare and unsettling complication in a 65-year-old man: a spontaneous tunnel from the diseased ...

A large systematic review has assembled the most detailed genetic map yet of fetal hemoglobin regulation in sickle cell disease, ...

The world’s data centers are becoming giant furnaces—and researchers now propose using that heat to make more cooling. A study ...

Morocco’s Atlantic coast could become the testing ground for a new generation of offshore wind development, according to a detailed ...

Wetlands Are Not Simple Carbon Sinks—and That Could Change How Climate Restoration Works Wetlands have long been promoted as one ...

Wheat plants deprived of nitrogen do not simply shrink or produce less valuable grain. In some varieties, they appear to ...

The next generation of recycled plastic may not come from sorting everything more aggressively—or from adding more chemicals to every ...

Lipid nanoparticles, or LNPs, have become one of the most important technologies in modern medicine. They carry fragile genetic instructions ...