Science · Sep 11, 2026

Scientists Investigate Potential Undiscovered Species Living in New York City

A collaborative initiative involving multiple universities and municipal agencies is now underway to assess if any…

Science · Sep 11, 2026

Invisible Water Structures Encasing Proteins Mapped, Providing Fresh Insight into Their Roles

Using state‑of‑the‑art imaging combined with advanced computational methods, scientists have charted the complex…

Science · Sep 11, 2026

CRISPR‑Combo Accelerates Perennial Crop Regeneration, Solving Persistent Tissue‑Culture Barriers

Scientists have introduced a gene‑editing system they call “CRISPR‑Combo,” which is poised to speed up the creation of…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

River carving explains uneven uplift across Basque‑Cantabrian mountains, study finds

Scientists from the University of the Basque Country (EHU) have attributed the differing magnitudes of crustal uplift…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Ancient Amber‑Preserved Flowers Shed Light on Southeast Asian Rainforest Evolution

Scientists are gaining an unprecedented glimpse of the vegetation that once flourished in a tropical rainforest…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Ancient Dinosaur Droppings Reveal Remarkable Feather, Illuminating How Birds Endured the Mass Extinction

Scientists have uncovered a feather preserved inside a 66‑million‑year‑old dinosaur coprolite, providing an uncommon…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Australia’s PISA Results Plunge to Record Lows, Prompting Systemic Review

The newest figures from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) reveal that Australian 15‑year‑olds…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Twin Sentinel-6 Satellites Team Up in Orbit to Enhance Hurricane Forecasting During El Niño

NASA together with a group of European space agencies has inserted the Sentinel-6B satellite into low‑Earth orbit,…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

August Matches July as Joint Hottest Month on Record Globally

BBC weather presenter Simon King noted that August now shares the title of the planet’s warmest month with July, based…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

1080 Aerial Poisoning Slashes Rat and Stoat Numbers but Populations Rebound Quickly

A 24‑year study of small‑mammal populations on New Zealand’s publicly owned conservation lands reveals that aerial…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Japan Considers Sea‑Based Cloud Seeding to Curb Typhoon‑Driven Flooding by 2050

Tokyo—Confronted with an upsurge in damaging rainstorms tied to typhoons and lingering rain bands, Japanese researchers…

Science · Sep 10, 2026

Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Provide Logistics Companies With Enhanced Resilience

A recent study appearing in the International Journal of Business Performance and Supply Chain Modelling indicates that…