Research, space, biology, physics, and innovation.
Recent research has established the Himalayan pangolin as a distinct species, using DNA from a specimen dating back to the 19th century. This finding highlights the ongoing threats faced by pangolins due to poaching.
NASA has unveiled a series of upcoming lunar missions focused on establishing a permanent base on the Moon, particularly in the South Pole region.
A new city is reportedly developing in Texas, primarily for SpaceX employees, as the area transforms into a hub for the aerospace industry.
In a significant step towards establishing a lunar base, NASA has awarded nearly $600 million to three companies for four lunar lander missions.
The Submillimeter Array on Maunakea has successfully demonstrated a rapid-response system, marking a significant advancement in time-domain astronomy.
Researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory have unveiled a promising catalyst that may transform methane into valuable liquid chemicals, potentially enhancing natural gas utilization.
Recent research highlights how the absence of a vital gene can make cancer cells more susceptible to damage, potentially paving the way for innovative treatments.
A significant achievement in particle physics has been made at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where a scientist has simulated hadronization using an IBM quantum computer.
Recent research suggests that Haughey's Fort, a prehistoric site in Ireland, may represent one of the earliest organized settlements in Western Europe, dating back over 3,000 years.
In a significant discovery, astronomers have detected a source that appears to be in the process of forming a Little Red Dot, a type of early galaxy, with the help of the James Webb Space Telescope.
Research reveals the structural features of bacteria that enable them to resist antibiotics, highlighting a pressing global health issue.
Researchers at the University at Buffalo have introduced a swift technique for creating high entropy alloy nanoparticles, potentially speeding up the search for innovative materials in energy and electronics.
The Meadowlands system is moving towards operational status as the military enhances its focus on electronic warfare capabilities.
NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has been at the forefront of flight testing, focusing on aerodynamics and aviation advancements for nearly eight decades.
Yale researchers utilize advanced imaging technology to enhance our understanding of bacteria linked to gum disease, marking a significant advancement in scientific research.
In a significant step towards lunar exploration, NASA has awarded contracts to four companies for the development of landers and drones intended for a future lunar base.
A recent study from Flinders University highlights how compatible viruses can enhance the pollutant-removal capabilities of bacteria, offering new insights into environmental cleanup methods.
A recent study seeks to improve the predictability of truffle production, which is known for its high market value but uncertain yields.
Recent neutron star collisions have produced detectable gravitational waves, shedding light on the universe's densest objects and their behavior.
An international team of scientists has introduced a new population model, APODEMUS, intended to improve the accuracy of pesticide risk assessments in agricultural settings.