Technology and Engineering

Preterm birth can set the stage for long-term neurodevelopmental challenges, but not every infant faces the same risk trajectory. In...

Invisible skin-mount sensors are moving wearable health monitoring out of the spotlight—and into everyday life. Conventional facial electrodes can feel...

A major new multimodel ensemble (MME) study assesses how global agriculture could look by 2050 under a coordinated “food systems...

A new study published this week tackles a surprisingly difficult question for sleep science: how to measure infants’ sleep in...

For more than two decades, GPS has been quietly watching Earth’s radiation belts by measuring streams of energetic electrons. But...

European countries are being asked to restore degraded wetlands, but a new analysis shows that the burden will fall very...

A new approach to quantum photonics promises to make complex optical chips faster to design and more reliable to fabricate....

Preterm birth leaves many infants vulnerable to brain injury, but detecting damage early is notoriously difficult. A new viral science...

Europe’s wetlands—once widespread across the continent—have long supported wildlife, protected plants, and sustained human communities. But centuries of drainage, agriculture,...

A new study hints at a practical route to building hybrid quantum networks that connect different kinds of single-photon emitters—specifically,...