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For a blue mussel, eating can be a dangerous business. The animal survives by filtering seawater through its body, extracting...

An international team of researchers has uncovered a striking chemical pattern preserved in ancient seafloor sediments: during major ice ages,...

Climate change is exposing a hidden fault line in Australia’s housing crisis: older women who lack secure homes are increasingly...

A new study reports a way to switch on strong light–matter coupling inside a semiconductor terahertz cavity almost instantaneously, opening...

A new strategy for building carbon–carbon bonds could give synthetic chemists a more precise way to modify one of the...

A new study suggests that people may be able to make surprisingly fast predictions about strangers simply by identifying the...

A new study is drawing attention to a question at the intersection of stress biology, brain function and suicide prevention:...

Onchocerciasis, commonly known as river blindness, remains one of the world’s most persistent neglected tropical diseases, despite decades of mass...

Sunlight may be quietly rewriting the chemistry of Earth’s surface—and iron minerals could be at the center of the transformation....

A new generation of light-controlled medical electronics could make temporary neural interfaces less invasive and easier to control. In a...