COLUMBUS, Ohio — In classrooms where children build towers, invent stories, sort pretend groceries or negotiate the rules of a...
A new artificial intelligence model may offer scientists an unprecedented way to reconstruct the hidden history of Earth’s mantle, the...
A humble storage jar is helping archaeologists rewrite the history of early modern Japan. Using artificial intelligence, geometric morphometrics, and...
For decades, one of chemistry’s most useful molecular linkages has also been one of its most frustrating. Dialkyl ethers—molecules in...
A large study of brain development in more than 8,600 children has identified a structural pattern that appears to track...
A new class of programmable optical surfaces could make the same ultrathin device switch between ordinary and topologically protected behavior,...
Fragile X syndrome, the most common inherited cause of intellectual disability, has long challenged scientists searching for treatments that improve...
Agriculture may soon gain a new line of defense against one of the most potent greenhouse gases ever released from...
Sepsis remains one of medicine’s most time-sensitive diagnostic emergencies: a patient’s condition can deteriorate rapidly while clinicians are still trying...
Apophis is about to turn a once-feared asteroid into one of the most important natural laboratories in modern planetary science....
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine