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A winter crop that could turn the Midwest’s dormant fields into a source of food, fuel and carbon storage is...

Mosquitoes do not appear to share a universal preference for human beings, according to a new study from Florida International...

In a move that could address one of fusion energy’s most stubborn engineering challenges, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak...

A new Northwestern University study suggests that HIV persistence is shaped not only by the infected cells that harbor the...

Kanazawa University researchers have developed a light-powered method that selectively breaks strong carbon–hydrogen bonds while leaving weaker carbon–silicon bonds intact—an...

Malaria vaccines may be missing some of the parasite’s most vulnerable targets, according to a new study from researchers at...

Land is becoming one of the Southeast United States’ most contested resources, and the consequences are reaching far beyond property...

A brain region widely regarded as the command center for flexible thinking may sometimes prevent animals from discovering a better...

BOSTON, MA — August 7, 2026 — The science of aging is entering a new phase, and one of the...

A new study has reported an association between the microorganisms living in the human gut and mouth and traits linked...