Monkeys are world''s best yodelers, ''voice breaks'' analysis finds (phys.org)
An app can change how you see yourself at work (phys.org)
How Florida volunteers build trust and bond with youth in foster care (phys.org)
Subtitles unlikely to improve early reading skills, researchers find (phys.org)
Ultralight dark matter could explain early black hole formation (phys.org)
Examining effects of insufficient sleep on work performance—researcher presents how sleep habits can be managed (phys.org)
AI model predicts drug properties to speed up development (phys.org)
New study shows neutrality on social issues can still alienate consumers (phys.org)
Efficient soil analysis—enhancing a sensor platform for sustainable agriculture (phys.org)
Bye-bye, Helene, Milton and Beryl. Names from those nasty hurricanes are now retired (phys.org)
Creating measures to determine whether companies are truly sustainable (phys.org)
Study reveals key reasons young people fail to save for retirement (phys.org)
Flowerpot snake''s DNA repair ability provides insights into human genetic conditions like Down syndrome (phys.org)
This is what forecasters mean when they talk about a 100-year flood (phys.org)
Repurposed smartphone camera sensors create real-time, high-resolution imaging of antiproton annihilations (phys.org)
Plant Doctor: An AI system that watches over urban trees without touching a leaf (phys.org)
Statisticians estimate the number of unattributed paintings of Amedeo Modigliani (phys.org)
United Launch Alliance and Amazon set first launch for SpaceX Starlink competitor Project Kuiper (phys.org)
Catalytic system turns biomass waste to renewable chemical stock (phys.org)
Investigating the gender gap in children''s educational time investments in informal settlements (phys.org)
Research reveals that Northern Ireland is feeling strain of climate change (phys.org)
New computer model reveals how Bronze Age Scandinavians could have crossed the sea (phys.org)
DNA repair protein''s unexpected structure may lead to new cancer treatments (phys.org)
Grapevine viruses in Michigan vineyards identified to promote diagnostic testing and virus-free planting (phys.org)
For the first time in 25 years, California has a snowpack trifecta (phys.org)
Image: X-ray clues reveal a star that may have destroyed a planet (phys.org)
Q&A: Webb finds asteroid 2024 YR4 is building-sized (phys.org)
Frontier molecular orbital theory aids single-atom catalyst design (phys.org)
Caring for diving beetles boosts urban biodiversity (phys.org)
Footprints reveal prehistoric Scottish lagoons were stomping grounds for giant Jurassic dinosaurs (phys.org)
Novel nuclear rocket fuel test could accelerate NASA''s Mars mission (phys.org)
Unique bacteria that survive by employing multicellular behavior offer clues to life''s evolution (phys.org)
3D-printing formula may transform future of foam (phys.org)
Moving to autonomous experimentation: Growing thin films with machine learning (phys.org)
Helicopter-mounted sensor reveals volcanic CO₂ emissions could be three times higher than anticipated (phys.org)
Alcohol makes male fruit flies more attractive to females by boosting sex pheromones, researchers find (phys.org)
Microplastics detected in cat placentas and fetuses during early pregnancy (phys.org)
Ancient amphibians as big as alligators died in mass mortality event in Triassic Wyoming (phys.org)
What parents need to know to talk to their children about the manosphere (phys.org)
Refugees define success on their own terms, study finds (phys.org)
Quantum computing predicts proton affinity with superior accuracy (phys.org)
Hunga volcano eruption''s unexpected Southern Hemisphere cooling effect challenges geoengineering assumptions (phys.org)
Five ways to improve net zero action: Our new research highlights lessons from the past (phys.org)
Existing international law can help secure peace and security in outer space, study shows (phys.org)
Rural manufacturing exports linked to innovation (phys.org)
Engineering hope: How I made it my mission to help rebuild Ukraine''s critical infrastructure (phys.org)
Feeling FOMO for something that''s not even fun? It''s not the event you''re missing, it''s the bonding (phys.org)
Acoustic thermometry offers rapid, accurate high-altitude temperature readings (phys.org)
Most Christian religious leaders accept the reality of climate change but have never mentioned it to their congregations (phys.org)
New Phlogacanthus flowering plant species found in Yunnan (phys.org)
With its executive order targeting the Smithsonian, the US administration opens up a new front in the history wars (phys.org)
Dark diversity reveals global impoverishment of natural vegetation (phys.org)
The never-ending sentence: How parole and probation fuel mass incarceration (phys.org)
Hidden signals in water reveal disease early in tomato plants (phys.org)
Organogold(III) complex accumulates in mitochondria of lung cancer cells, opening up new treatment avenues (phys.org)
''Adolescence'' on Netflix: A painful wake-up call about unregulated internet use for teens (phys.org)
Unlocking nature''s code: Researchers draw parallels between AI models and genetic encoding (phys.org)
Gliding avalanches: Field monitoring tackles the great unknowns (phys.org)
Island life 200 million years ago: Ancient neptunian dike reveals rare mixed marine and terrestrial fossil assemblage (phys.org)
Pink slime and ''truthpapers'': Why more local news is not necessarily better (phys.org)
Trips to the playground and jigsaw puzzles: Five surprising ways to help children learn to write (phys.org)
Tomato plants delay shoot meristem maturation to achieve heat-stress resilience (phys.org)
How space law aims to regulate ''space junk'' and protect Earth (phys.org)
Collective synchronized magnetic oscillations enable micropillar arrays to manipulate fluids and act as soft robots (phys.org)
Biodegradable nails make manicures more sustainable (phys.org)
Webb explores effect of strong magnetic fields on star formation (phys.org)
Scientists unveil new way to electrically control spin for ultra-compact devices using altermagnetic quantum materials (phys.org)
Super-resolution imaging technology reveals inner workings of living cells (phys.org)
Physicists investigate dynamic phenomena of a time crystal (phys.org)
Migrating flies vital for people and nature (phys.org)
New antibiotic triggers self-destruction in drug-resistant gonorrhea bacteria (phys.org)
A new wave in ultrafast magnetic control (phys.org)
X-ray spectroscopy reveals unexpected proton attraction (phys.org)
Improving productivity is key to reducing antibiotic use in livestock, study finds (phys.org)
AI model reveals how genetic similarity drives antibiotic resistance in bacteria (phys.org)
Genetic basis of camouflage in alpine Corydalis plants revealed (phys.org)
Drought shrinks breeding range for California''s wild salmon (phys.org)
Adipocyte-hepatocyte signaling mechanism uncovered in endoplasmic reticulum stress response (phys.org)
Sagittarius C: Webb provides closet look yet at one of Milky Way''s most extreme environments (phys.org)
First ancient genomes from the Green Sahara deciphered (phys.org)
Melodies of musical ''starquakes'' shed new light on how our galaxy formed (phys.org)
How Pseudomonas syringae uses a chemical radar to detect and kill amoebas (phys.org)
Early Earth''s first crust composition discovery rewrites geological timeline (phys.org)
Miso made in space tastes nuttier, researchers find (phys.org)
Galaxies die earlier than expected: Webb sees signs of halted star formation 700 million years after Big Bang (phys.org)
Elon Musk''s embrace of Donald Trump is damaging Tesla, new research shows (phys.org)
New insight into factors associated with a common disease among dogs and humans (phys.org)
Enhancing light control with complex frequency excitations (phys.org)
Does listening really change minds? New study challenges common assumptions (phys.org)
US textbooks portray Asians in a limited and negative light, new study shows (phys.org)
Museum collections reveal worldwide spread of butterfly disease (phys.org)
Giving up a daily coffee or weekly treat? How the cost-of-living crisis is reshaping our spending habits (phys.org)
Southern Ocean warming could lead to wetter Pacific coasts for centuries to come (phys.org)
Australians want nature protected—these three environmental problems should be top of the next government''s to-do list (phys.org)
Asteroid impact threat estimates improved for the Earth and the moon (phys.org)
Machine-learning algorithm hunts for brain-damaging proteins (phys.org)
Study finds Rocky Mountain snow contamination from mines (phys.org)
New fossils reveal ancient carnivorous mammals in Himalayan foothills (phys.org)
New distant warm Jupiter discovered with TESS (phys.org)
Lingering El Niño events are becoming more common: Study uncovers 7,000-year trend (phys.org)
Study suggests a new way to curb social media''s body image toll (phys.org)
TikTok''s #tradwife trend rejects modern feminism, appeals to diverse members (phys.org)
Australian public libraries failing readers with print disabilities (phys.org)
Stonefish toxin tested against parasitic worms (phys.org)
World''s largest wildlife crossing reaches critical milestone (phys.org)
Study uncovers mercury treatment in 19th-century French child suffering from rickets and scurvy (phys.org)
Cost to build multifamily housing in California more than twice as high as in Texas, report finds (phys.org)
A router for photons: Transducer could enable superconducting quantum networks (phys.org)
Simulating the origin and evolution of the North Atlantic Oscillation shows how it helped shape Earth (phys.org)
Sensing sickness: Study supports new method for boosting bee health (phys.org)
Program takes aim at drinking, unsafe sex and sexual assault on college campuses (phys.org)
Science ''storytelling'' is desperately needed amid climate and biodiversity crisis, say researchers (phys.org)
Mammals were adapting from life in the trees to living on the ground before dinosaur-killing asteroid, research reveals (phys.org)
Illuminating single atoms for sustainable propylene production (phys.org)
School inclusion still failing autistic students, say researchers (phys.org)
Edible biofilm based on pomegranate peel extract extends the shelf life of strawberries (phys.org)
How physical forces shape plants from the inside out to generate their complex 3D shapes (phys.org)
South Africans flush toilets with drinkable water. Study in Cape Town looked at using seawater instead (phys.org)
Widely used fungicide poses threat to sparrow chicks (phys.org)
Making moves and hitting the breaks: Owl journeys surprise researchers in western Montana (phys.org)
AI can be an effective tool for exploring corporate reporting, researcher finds (phys.org)
Bees actively adjust flower choice based on color and distance: Updating ''flower constancy'' beyond Darwin''s theory (phys.org)
Conductive polymers: First successful synthesis of polyaniline with golden luster (phys.org)
North America is dripping from below, geoscientists discover (phys.org)
Enhanced westerly winds lead to increased ocean heat transport to the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, study finds (phys.org)
How do coconuts get their water? (phys.org)
KiDS dataset doesn''t shake up cold dark matter model after all, say researchers (phys.org)
Surprising number of environmental pollutants found in hedgehogs (phys.org)
Lunar polar regions could have microbes, modeling study suggests (phys.org)
Can brain activity reveal your political party while grocery shopping? (phys.org)
Sampling the plumes of Jupiter''s volcano moon, Io (phys.org)
How can we find cryovolcanoes on Europa? (phys.org)
A dramatic Einstein ring seen by Webb (phys.org)
Modeling lunar in-situ resource utilization can help plan future prototypes (phys.org)
A classification of drugs based on their environmental impact (phys.org)
Hidden side channels in quantum sources could compromise secure communication (phys.org)
Alone with violence: When both perpetrator and society silence the victim (phys.org)
NASA''s SPHEREx takes first images, preps to study millions of galaxies (phys.org)
Doubling down on metasurfaces: Bilayer device can control many forms of polarized light (phys.org)
Microalgae and bacteria team up to convert carbon dioxide into useful products (phys.org)
The rivers that science says shouldn''t exist (phys.org)
Air pollution and traffic noise increase the risk of stroke through combination effect (phys.org)
UK public picks most important discoveries of all time (phys.org)
Liquid-bodied robot enables precise eradication of implant-related biofilm infections (phys.org)
A validated model can predict the growth of Listeria in artisanal fresh cheeses (phys.org)
Tree rings from Canada''s Gaspésie mountains reveal effects of global warming dating back almost a century (phys.org)
Antitrust settlement could lower cost of buying a home (phys.org)
Global cost of a 2025 tariff war could reach 1.4 trillion (phys.org)
Use of antifungals in agriculture may increase resistance in an infectious yeast (phys.org)
Urbanization reshapes soil microbes: Bacteria adapt, fungi resist (phys.org)
When farmers and scientists collaborate, biodiversity and agriculture can thrive: Here''s how (phys.org)
Efficient self-assembly enhances self-healing in advanced siloxane materials (phys.org)
Giving up on photosynthesis: How a borrowed bacterial gene allows some marine diatoms to live on a seaweed diet (phys.org)
What Britons and Europeans really think about immigration—new analysis (phys.org)
Urban cemeteries are at capacity. Here''s how they can be more sustainable (phys.org)
More than 99% of US dogs have a behavior problem, researcher finds (phys.org)
How memes spread conspiracy theories, and what to consider before sharing one (phys.org)
Free open-access needs to be the norm for Canadian research (phys.org)
Planned blackouts are becoming more common, and not having cash on hand could cost you (phys.org)
Dogs see their world through smell, and scientists are starting to translate it like never before (phys.org)
Land reparations are possible, and more than 225 US communities are already working to make amends (phys.org)
How to engineer microbes to enable us to live on Mars (phys.org)
Hidden virus harbored by fruit flies may influence experimental accuracy (phys.org)
Live-cell labeling sheds light on how our DNA is packed and behaves in cells (phys.org)
Binding to surface sugars enhances omicron variant''s cell attachment, researchers discover (phys.org)
Cannabis retail expansion in Canada came with only a small uptick in the number of consumers (phys.org)
Global warming of more than 3C this century may wipe 40% off the world''s economy, new analysis reveals (phys.org)
From barriers to belonging: How supporting inclusivity enhances the well-being of people with disabilities (phys.org)
Study finds England''s trainee teachers excel in early reading instruction (phys.org)
Research examines best methods for growing Atlantic sea scallops (phys.org)
Inner London residents told me their food waste problems—composting definitely isn''t the answer (phys.org)
A step towards life on Mars? Lichens survive Martian simulation in new study (phys.org)
New agent inhibits Staphylococcus aureus toxin—giving hope to pneumonia patients (phys.org)
Microplastics pollution from glitter can disrupt marine biomineralization (phys.org)
Newborn warty birch caterpillars defend the world''s smallest territory (phys.org)
Mysterious falcon decline: American Kestrel juveniles thrive amid population drop (phys.org)
Torrential rains created devastating inland seas in outback Queensland. Soon, they will fill Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre (phys.org)
Food and fuel that farms itself: Genome sequences of five duckweed species reveal basis for unique plant traits (phys.org)
Controlling quantum light at room temperature with tunable nanostructures and low voltage (phys.org)
Using tranquilizers on racehorses is ethically questionable and puts horses and riders at risk (phys.org)
Vincent van Gogh''s ''The Starry Night'' is not a masterpiece when it comes to flow physics, researchers say (phys.org)
Stone tool discovery shows people in East Asia were innovating during the Middle Paleolithic (phys.org)
From trading nutrients to storing carbon: Five things you didn''t know about our underground fungi (phys.org)
Report calls for industry-wide action to combat crop diseases and support affected farmers (phys.org)
Propaganda outlet leverages AI to amplify content without any loss in persuasive power (phys.org)
Scientists merge two ''impossible'' materials into new artificial structure (phys.org)
A starting signal for cell division: Molecular switch ensures that cells divide at the right time (phys.org)
Australia''s visual and craft arts sector likened to the gig economy in new report (phys.org)
Here''s why border fences are bad for wildlife (phys.org)
Thanks to social media platforms, election interference is more insidious and pervasive than ever (phys.org)
A step toward plant-based gelatin: Gum tragacanth shows promise for reducing animal use (phys.org)
Why our reasons for pursuing goals either help or hinder well-being (phys.org)
Crisis mode: Why some businesses thrive in times of trouble (phys.org)
Compostable sensors could help grow impact of digital agriculture (phys.org)
The battle between resilient plants and cunning viruses: Study discovers a novel RNA silencing mechanism (phys.org)
AI-based method exponentially increases the number of proteins imaged in tissues (phys.org)
Sustainable biomanufacturing: Key to India''s green transition (phys.org)
Scientists consider cross-breeding to save Australia''s orange-bellied parrot from extinction (phys.org)
Research exposes challenges in flood evacuation planning (phys.org)
Fixing cracks in space bricks with bacteria (phys.org)
Female mosquito salivary glands could unlock key to malaria transmission (phys.org)
75% of scientists in US weigh leaving amid Trump ''disruptions to science,'' poll finds (phys.org)
Study highlights how frustration can lead to failure for search and rescue dogs (phys.org)
Deep-dive dinners are the norm for tuna and swordfish, oceanographers find (phys.org)
FAA closes investigation into Blue Origin New Glenn booster failure (phys.org)
''Who the messenger is matters'': Cultural leaders can positively influence population growth (phys.org)
Video: Is space debris a crisis? (phys.org)
First layers of soil to be laid on 101 Freeway wildlife crossing in California, the world''s largest (phys.org)
5 billion proposal for salmon restoration aimed at addressing tribal lawsuit (phys.org)
Magnesium becomes a possible superconductor near the 2D limit (phys.org)
Multifrequency observations explore radio galaxy 3C 111 and its jet (phys.org)
Revolutionizing 3D vision: How miniaturized snapshot polarization imaging is transforming depth sensing (phys.org)
Ancient tombs in Anatolia suggest reverence for youth preceded elite burials (phys.org)
New research reveals dramatically higher loss of GDP under 4C warming (phys.org)
Scientists develop ultraprecise, efficient and flexible technique for counting and analyzing nanoplastics (phys.org)
''Superhuman vision'': Powerful 3D imaging technology paves way for next-generation eye-tracking (phys.org)
Authorities in Iceland evacuate southwestern town and Blue Lagoon spa over fear of volcanic eruption (phys.org)
New flexible nanofiber material combines strong microwave absorption with exceptional thermal insulation (phys.org)
Urban U.S. hate crime declined slightly in 2024, but anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim crimes rose, says report (phys.org)
''Heartbreaking'' floods swamp Australia''s cattle country (phys.org)
Bitcoin investor buys an entire SpaceX flight for the ultimate polar adventure (phys.org)
Discovery of Quina technology challenges view of ancient human development in East Asia (phys.org)
Investing in your work: A fine balance between dedication and burnout (phys.org)
Biomolecules reveal composition of lake phytoplankton community (phys.org)
Biomechanical ''size matching'' explains floral isolation in bumblebee-pollinated elephant-nose flowers (phys.org)
A quantum superhighway for ultrafast NOON states (phys.org)
Dual protein tagging process could lead to new treatments for immune system diseases (phys.org)
Oldest known phosphatic stromatoporoid sponge discovered in south China (phys.org)
Mountaintops contain many diverse clusters of butterfly species, but climate change may turn habitats into traps (phys.org)
No technical obstacles to new giant particle collider in Europe: CERN (phys.org)
Study resolves long-standing debate on low-pressure phase transitions in hafnium oxide (phys.org)
NASA''s newly returned astronauts say they would fly on Boeing''s Starliner capsule again (phys.org)
Hubble''s 20-year study of Uranus yields new atmospheric insights (phys.org)
Costa Rica''s mudball meteorite: A cosmic survivor that avoided collisions in the pinball world of asteroids (phys.org)
Real-time analysis reveals a much higher proportion of harmful substances in particulate matter than assumed (phys.org)
AI-enhanced 3D printing cooks food with infrared precision (phys.org)
Purification method removes PFAS from water while transforming waste into high-value graphene (phys.org)
Real-time monitoring of advanced nuclear fuel now possible with new test bed (phys.org)
Why children may have taken part in creating prehistoric cave art (phys.org)
Words matter: How CEOs talk about the future can sway investors, but only if it''s written down (phys.org)
Q&A: How much does patient travel for health care contribute to carbon emissions? (phys.org)
Groundwater gains show Arizona''s policies are working, yet climate risks still threaten water supply (phys.org)
People who identify as alt-right find security in the status quo, according to research (phys.org)
New study challenges the story of humanity''s shift from prehistoric hunting to farming (phys.org)
Bats'' echolocation strategy: How dense colonies avoid mid-air collisions (phys.org)
3D printing method creates color-changing materials for smart textiles (phys.org)
Small extracellular vesicles engineered using click chemistry show promise for targeting liver failure (phys.org)
Evaluating the health effects of bioactive compounds obtained from plants (phys.org)
Europe''s plans for an even bigger particle collider, explained (phys.org)
Self-belief boosts workplace behavior and ethics, new study shows (phys.org)
Sophisticated sensors offer precision measurement for fusion research (phys.org)
Authoritarian narratives can shape Japanese public opinion, researchers find (phys.org)
Sleep-deprived European jackdaws trade vigilance for deep sleep (phys.org)
New endangered ''fairy lantern'' plant species discovered in Malaysia (phys.org)
Artificial muscles spring into action with mandrel-free fabrication technique (phys.org)
AI framework achieves 95.6% accuracy in predicting landslide-prone zones (phys.org)
NASA''s dust shield successfully repels lunar regolith on moon (phys.org)
Scientists hope a newly discovered flower will return after rain in West Texas (phys.org)
How the open science movement tackles scientific misconduct (phys.org)
Psychologists call for education reform to address school anxiety (phys.org)
NASA''s Curiosity rover has found the longest chain carbon molecules yet on Mars (phys.org)
Three-site Kitaev chain enhances stability of Majorana zero modes (phys.org)
Researcher finds insights into social media, activism and journalism by exploring unrest in Egypt (phys.org)
Paleo-flood records reveal ancient deluges that dwarf modern ''unprecedented'' events (phys.org)
Childhood hardships affect emotions later in life (phys.org)
Chance discovery improves stability of bioelectronic material used in medical implants, computing and biosensors (phys.org)
Femur bone density loss in mice aboard the ISS sheds light on space travel challenges (phys.org)
Snapshot of Antarctica''s past helps predict future climate (phys.org)
PFAS from fluorochemical plant found in dust of nearby homes (phys.org)
Unlocking the mechanics of life: Enzymes as soft, programmable nanobots (phys.org)
Defect removal technique paves the way for faster, low-power semiconductors (phys.org)
New research refines ice-flow physics to predict glacier movement (phys.org)
Microplastics found in the reproductive system of sea turtles (phys.org)
New AI models enhance protein data analysis for medical research (phys.org)
Researchers propose a simple magnetic switch using altermagnets (phys.org)
Jets from powerful black holes can point astronomers toward where to look for life in the universe (phys.org)
Bird flu could be on the cusp of transmitting between humans—but there are ways to slow down viral evolution (phys.org)
The Panama Canal''s other conflict: Water security for the population and the global economy (phys.org)
How viruses blur the boundaries of life (phys.org)
West Africa''s hazardous winds: Harmattan carries more than dust—it also spreads disease (phys.org)
Dark matter could make planets spin faster (phys.org)
School phone ban one year on: Our student survey reveals mixed feelings about its success (phys.org)
Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be ''climate positive.'' Will it still leave a green legacy? (phys.org)
School principals speak about stress, violence and abuse in their jobs (phys.org)
Some Gen Zs are taking a ''micro-retirement.'' It''s one way to address burnout—but it comes with risks (phys.org)
Scientists uncover novel immune mechanism of wheat tandem kinase (phys.org)
Applying a magnetic field to rod-like viruses induces them to form disks of tunable shape and size (phys.org)
Time-resolved photoluminescence unlocks nanoscale insights into surface-modified metal oxide semiconductors (phys.org)
City trees respond to higher temperatures differently than those in forests, potentially masking climate impacts (phys.org)
Young people believe in democracy but fear for its future in UK, finds survey of youth opinion (phys.org)
A delicate balancing act determines how many genome gateways form in cells (phys.org)
Perceived impacts of psychedelics on sexuality and intimacy explored in study (phys.org)
Mind the seismic gap: Understanding earthquake types in Guerrero, Mexico (phys.org)
Curing fashion''s reliance on leather with an eco-friendly plant-based alternative (phys.org)
Horses, donkeys and zebras have adaptations that break normal genomic rules (phys.org)
Simulation shows trawling and dredging impact the processes behind natural ocean alkalinity production (phys.org)
Fossil fuels drive climate, health and biodiversity crises, scientists warn (phys.org)
Nanomechanical gas sensor arrays: A step toward smarter, safer food and environments (phys.org)
Thinner Arctic sea ice may affect the AMOC, say scientists (phys.org)
Machine learning model uses host characteristics and virus genetics to predict potential reservoirs (phys.org)