1. Analysis casts doubt on ancient drying of northern Africa''s climate, raising new questions about early human evolution

2. Climbing the social ladder: A clear understanding of connections matters more than popularity, study suggests

3. Past volcanic warming linked to marine extinctions, high-resolution fossil data show

4. Chromosomes and spindles in mature oocytes are stabilized by histone modification, study shows

5. Global study reveals surprising flexibility in mosquito feeding patterns

6. Expert highlights parents'' key role in helping kids navigate AI challenges

7. Advanced algorithm to study catalysts on material surfaces could lead to better batteries

8. Green roofs shown to capture nearly all microplastics from rainwater

9. Scientists calculate how many wet wipes enter UK waters

10. Some countries are prioritizing AI workforce preparation through curriculum and job training

11. EU plans to scrap anti-greenwashing rules after pushback

12. Embryos can eliminate bacterial infections before forming their immune system, new research shows

13. Vulnerable construction turned Myanmar earthquake into widespread catastrophe: Report

14. Scientists urge use of fine-scale models to predict pollution surges

15. US enters first major heat wave of 2025

16. Scientists demonstrate unconditional exponential quantum scaling advantage using two 127-qubit computers

17. Macron says Europe must become ''space power'' again

18. Fiscal policies prove highly effective in mitigating the environmental impact of food

19. Caught in the crossfire: How phages spread Salmonella virulence genes

20. Colorado River water market could help fish and farmers alike

21. Microbial consortium achieves complete biodegradation of persistent herbicide acetochlor in contaminated soil

22. Researchers reveal new role of vitamin C precursor in enhancing plant growth and the production of bioactive compounds

23. How banks are shaping resilience to natural disasters and climate shocks

24. Island rivers carve passageways through coral reefs, maintaining ecosystem health over millions of years

25. How a genetic tug-of-war decides the fate of a honey bee

26. Rewriting a century-old physics law on thermal radiation to unlock the potential of energy, sensing and more

27. Ultrafast membrane reactor developed for cleaner, more efficient beta-blocker production

28. Magically reducing errors in quantum computers: Researchers invent technique to decrease overhead

29. A leap in canine medicine: Researchers create high-quality stem cells from urine

30. Phonon-mediated heat transport across materials visualized at the atomic level

31. Many elite athletes live below the poverty line. Tax-deductible donations won''t solve the problem

32. Jaws helped spur a fishing frenzy—so how have the world''s sharks fared since the 1975 release?

33. Study offers new insights into first-principles calculations of hadron structure

34. Glass bottles found to contain more microplastics than plastic bottles

35. New Victorian laws will help combat hate speech, but there is still some way to go

36. AI model developed to unlock the potential of satellite imagery for land cover mapping

37. Using ancient DNA to predict the future

38. More summer weather extremes in Europe likely as North Atlantic Oscillation intensifies under climate change

39. Colorful reef fish beauty linked to conservation: Study highlights human connection

40. Information overload: Smartphones are exposing children to an avalanche of irrelevance

41. Light-powered reactions could make the chemical manufacturing industry more energy-efficient

42. Six things Australia must do if it''s serious about tackling school bullying

43. Tabletop exercises can help us understand and avoid potential conflicts over the moon

44. Insect-specific ''immune priming'' affects the evolution of pathogenic bacteria

45. Study reveals companies may be massaging CEO pay ratios without changing actual pay

46. The solar system''s greatest mystery may finally be solved

47. New homes for endangered native skink aim to improve survival chances

48. Research shows how emotional responses are motivating divers to help restore the Great Barrier Reef

49. Holiday rental caps not the solution to housing crisis, study finds

50. 43% of Americans say money negatively impacts their mental health: Expert offers 7 tips for staying calm while investing

51. Sea spiders found farming methane-eating microbes in cultivated biofilm

52. Wildfires can spark shifts in water microbes, threatening ecosystem balance

53. Study reveals how birds have adapted to tolerate sour food sources

54. Using ChatGPT to write essays may be eroding critical thinking skills

55. Investigation of ancient Tel Dan sanctuary reveals Phoenician ritual bathing traditions

56. Octopus species uses taste sensors on sucker cups to detect harmful chemicals

57. True single-photon source boosts secure key rates in quantum key distribution systems

58. Ultra-thin polymer membranes enable fast, selective ion transport for energy storage

59. Intercellular fluid flow, not just cell structure, governs how tissues respond to physical forces

60. Radio signal from the very early universe offers clues about the first stars

61. Thailand credits prey releases for ''extraordinary'' tiger recovery

62. Peru gas workers find thousand-year-old mummy

63. Sunshine abounds as the summer solstice arrives

64. Protein–polymer nanoparticles can carry higher drug loads with improved stability

65. Placenta and hormone levels in the womb may have been key drivers in human brain evolution

66. Kicked out for coming out: More than half of LGBTIQ roommates face discrimination for their identity, finds study

67. Skin biopsies offer less invasive studies of the reproductive status of sharks

68. A decade later: Examining the impacts of Connecticut''s 2010 school grounds pesticide ban

69. Iron-stealing Pandoraea bacteria deploy unique molecules to tip balance in lung microbiome

70. Do ocean worlds have smaller habitable zones?

71. Marine snow provides new clues about the export of carbon to the deep sea

72. No data, no risk? How the monitoring of chemicals in the environment shapes the perception of risks

73. Two transparent worms shed light on evolution

74. More and more people are missing from official census data

75. Plastic bag bans help: Study finds up to 47% drop in shoreline bag litter

76. Efficient organic photoredox catalyst enables greener chemical production at room temperature

77. Ocean ''greening'' at poles could spell changes for fisheries

78. North Atlantic heat content may be key to predicting Europe''s hot summers

79. Harmful algal blooms: How climate change will affect their frequency along coasts

80. Simple yogurt production tweak cuts bacterial culture costs and extends shelf life

81. SpaceX Starship explodes during routine test

82. New start date for the Anthropocene proposed: When humans first changed global methane levels

83. Stone tools from a cave on South Africa''s coast speak of life at the end of the Ice Age

84. Trees use summer solstice as natural calendar for growth and reproduction

85. Ultralow loss optical microresonators pave way for miniaturized, tunable photonic systems

86. Adaptive MoS₂-based interface boosts ion sensing stability and accuracy

87. Police in England and Wales to get more money—but increasing funding won''t necessarily mean less crime

88. Misogyny has become a political strategy—here''s how the pandemic helped make it happen

89. How two key proteins maintain optimal pH within the Golgi apparatus

90. World Refugee Day: Prolonged refugee separation is harming families—and Canada''s economy

91. Human development outside protected areas may harm biodiversity within

92. Auditors can prevent fraud just by tipping their hand

93. Horse whipping is painful and cruel. The latest incident shows why it should be banned

94. Human violence causes long-term anxiety and stress in South African baboon population, study suggests

95. Subterranean life in the groundwaters of northern Australia

96. Coordinating computers in a relativistic universe: Expert ponders how algorithms might function across space

97. Rapid cloud loss is contributing to record-breaking temperatures, new study shows

98. The first images from Vera Rubin telescope are about to drop

99. Pleasure and pain: What nude sunrise swims in winter tells us about social connection

100. Gossip, redefined: Research shows the surprising power of positive talk in teams

101. Launching a new product during a recession can pay off, research shows

102. NASA to gather in-flight imagery of commercial test capsule re-entry

103. Machine learning modeling assists intelligent process analysis for high-performance virus filtration

104. Plant-derived fertilizer additive boosts yields and cuts emissions

105. The Portuguese man o'' war includes four distinct species, new research reveals

106. Offsetting fossil fuel reserves by planting trees is not a viable strategy, analysis finds

107. Researchers take one small step toward planning life on Mars

108. How discussion becomes discord: Three avoidable steps on the path to polarization

109. Kayakers and paddleboarders are disturbing marine mammals around Scotland''s coasts

110. Smart mRNA drugs listen to the body, adjusting protein production based on disease-related signals

111. Degrowth and fashion: How upcycling innovators show us how to rethink and reuse waste

112. Permanent magnet configurations outperform classical arrangement to deliver strong and homogeneous fields

113. AI helps narrow 8,000 catalyst options down to one that supercharges green ammonia

114. Endangered fish saved from the Palisades fire returned to their Malibu home

115. New study offers a double dose of hot Jupiters

116. SpaceX retargets crewed Axiom Space launch

117. Neanderthal extinction: A space physicist reopens the debate

118. From spin glasses to quantum codes: Researchers develop optimal error correction algorithm

119. ''Upstart Crow''—who insulted Shakespeare, and why?

120. Another tether deorbiting test mission takes shape

121. Wild parrot species returns to its habitat in Atlantic Rainforest reserve

122. Asian needle ant: It''s venomous, invasive and might be in your backyard

123. Multicore fiber testbed demonstrates precise optical clock signal transmission over 25 km

124. Image: Exoplanet GJ504b, ''second Jupiter'' directly observed

125. Chemical ''staples'' help collagen resist unraveling and repair itself after being heated

126. Nanobody-based 3D immunohistochemistry allows rapid visualization in thick tissue samples

127. Lanthanide-doped nanomaterials unlock new horizons for advanced imaging and photonics

128. School playgrounds are one of the main locations for bullying. How can they be set up to stop it?

129. Migrating bogong moths use stars and Earth''s magnetic field to find ancestral summer caves each year

130. ''Jaws'' at 50: How a single movie changed our perception of white sharks forever

131. Biologists uncover how different coral reproduction methods shape Caribbean reefs'' future

132. Scientists propose blueprint for ''universal translator'' in quantum networks

133. Study finds rival news sources may escalate misinformation to attract audiences

134. Once there were only 22 condors left on Earth: The LA Zoo just hatched 10 chicks

135. Baiting coral-killers with pheromones

136. Highly charged muonic ions observed in gas-phase experiment for first time

137. Youth offending drops with stable housing—study

138. Alps could face a doubling in torrential summer rainfall frequency as temperatures rise by 2C

139. The Cosmic Owl: Astronomers discover a peculiar galaxy merger

140. New Australian chickpea pan-genome poised to boost national chickpea production

141. Microfluidic technology could open new pathways to repairing and replacing damaged organs

142. Creating safer skies for Tasmania''s wedge-tailed eagles

143. Escaping cosmic strings: How dark photons could finally work as dark matter

144. Using a space elevator to get water off Ceres

145. Most women want children, but half are unsure if they will

146. Strategic design approach boosts rural innovation, researchers find

147. SpaceX rocket being tested in Texas explodes, but no injuries reported

148. Here''s why Hurricane Erick is quickly strengthening into dangerous storm

149. When Earth iced over, early life may have sheltered in meltwater ponds

150. Peatlands across the Arctic are expanding as the climate warms, research shows

151. The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

152. Warning signs on climate flashing bright red: Top scientists

153. Mutilation ban and microchips: EU lawmakers vote on cat and dog welfare

154. How lottery-style bottle returns could transform recycling

155. Artificial cells with model nuclei mass-produced using microfluidic devices

156. ''The models were right'': Astronomers find ''missing'' matter linking four galaxy clusters

157. Global carbon emissions on track to exhaust 1.5C budget in three years, study warns

158. The seemingly impossible reproduction of dogroses hinges on a centromere trick

159. Electron microscopy technique captures nanoparticle organizations to forge new materials

160. Gene-editing nanoparticle system targets multiple organs simultaneously

161. Researcher''s lifelong work sheds light on neurodegenerative diseases caused by errors in cellular protein production

162. Climate change and depopulation confirmed as main concerns affecting mountain areas in Europe

163. Birds and bats can provide economic benefits to vineyard farmers through natural pest control

164. Researchers develop and validate tool to identify strengths in students as young as preschool

165. Instructions—not rewards—are better for encouraging scientific thinking, study finds

166. Stellar flybys have not altered Earth''s climate in the past 56 million years, study finds

167. Atomic-level mapping of receptor protein reveals potential drug targets for diabetes and obesity

168. Exploring late accretion''s role in terrestrial planet evolution

169. Engineered enzyme enables detailed mapping of tRNA changes in tumor cells

170. Organ-sculpting cells may hold clues to how cancer spreads

171. Solar panels give edge to tomatoes grown underneath

172. Improved thermoelectrics: Scientists harness ''traffic jam of electrons'' to boost heat-to-electricity conversion

173. Hidden role of hydrogen—study reveals how atom position controls molecular breakdown pathways

174. Evidence of a possible ghost plume beneath Oman

175. Female baboons with close father bonds tend to live longer lives, study finds

176. Mixing two or three alkyl-π liquids can achieve the right combination of functions for soft electronics

177. Catching excitons in motion—ultrafast dynamics in carbon nanotubes revealed by nano-infrared spectroscopy

178. Earliest evidence of humans in the Americas confirmed

179. Analysis of tooth rings uncovers smoking''s enduring impact, offering new clues for forensic science

180. Machiavellianism boosts CEO pay, study finds

181. Expanding the border of superheavy nuclei—new seaborgium isotope discovered

182. How to suspend one liquid inside another: Programmable droplets show potential for carbon capture

183. Foreign multinational firms found engaging in limited tax-motivated income shifting out of US

184. Hurricane Erick approaches Mexico''s Pacific coast

185. Green chemistry research yields a safer method for synthesizing fluoride complexes

186. Culturally responsive teaching supports refugee students beyond resettlement, says study

187. Cracking the genome''s switchboard: How AI helps decode gene regulation

188. 5D model accurately predicts nuclear fission in elements beyond uranium and plutonium

189. Scientists solve 30-year micronutrient mystery, opening door to new medical research

190. Using a unique method, astronomers have discovered an exceptional new planet

191. ''Returnless returns'' boost brands among consumers

192. Sharing positive information at work has clear benefits

193. 50 years after ''Jaws,'' researchers have retired the man-eater myth and revealed more about sharks'' amazing biology

194. Nigeria''s economy is growing but rural poverty is rising: 5 key policies to address the divide

195. What happens when aid is cut to a large refugee camp? Kenyan study paints a bleak picture

196. Smartphones are once again setting the agenda for justice as the Latino community documents ICE actions

197. High-speed AFM and 3D modeling reveal the dynamics of a protein implicated in several cancers

198. Study identifies molecule in stingless bee propolis that can kill dengue mosquito larvae

199. China positions itself as a stable economic partner and alternative to ''unpredictable'' Trump

200. AI helps tell snow leopards apart, improving population counts for these majestic mountain predators

201. Biohybrid molecule uses light-driven electrons to efficiently produce hydrogen

202. How air pollution shapes the methane budget

203. Simulations reveal how SNAPP molecules tear apart drug-resistant bacteria from the inside

204. Is Mark Carney turning his back on climate action?

205. Sustainable, manganese-based phosphors show promise for white-light LEDs

206. Researchers crack the code of the body''s ancient immune defense

207. Supercomputer simulations show how to speed up chemical reaction rates at air-water interface

208. Mauritius is facing a water crisis: Harvesting water from its rivers with ten reservoirs can help

209. Studying tiny parasites in Japanese sea cucumbers

210. Where the wild bees thrive: Combining agricultural and environmental measures can offer more protection

211. Expansion of marriage rights to same-sex couples also expanded access to psychological benefits

212. Climate change may make prescribed fires rarer, but increases their air quality impacts

213. Where do Antarctic submarine canyons get their marine life?

214. Improved laser frequency stabilization achieved with unprecedented long optical reference cavity

215. Light-based computing with optical fibers shows potential for ultra-fast AI systems

216. Exoplanetary systems are diverse. Experts argue search for life should be the same

217. How small changes in atoms improve hydrogen production

218. From fear to fascination: Decoding the depths and distances traveled by the world''s largest fish

219. Key evidence links Harbin individual''s nearly complete skull to Denisovan lineage

220. ''Guerrilla rewilding'' aims for DIY conservation—but it may do more harm than good

221. Credit scores of corporate executives may reveal their decisions

222. Climate change cuts global crop yields despite farmers'' adaptation efforts, analysis finds

223. Stargazing flight: How Bogong moths use the night sky to navigate hundreds of kilometers

224. Social factors may determine how human-like we think animals are

225. Before dispersing out of Africa, humans likely had to learn to thrive in diverse habitats

226. Message in a bubble: Physics enables encoding of messages in ice

227. Sharks come in many different shapes and sizes. But they all follow a centuries-old mathematical rule

228. Violent extremists like the Minnesota shooter are not lone wolves

229. Inside Mercury: What experimental geophysics is revealing about our strangest planet

230. Saving species starts at home: Conservationists share how to help 1,000 threatened invertebrates

231. Vermont plastic bag use dropped 91% following ban, researchers find

232. Heatstroke alerts issued in Japan as temperatures surge

233. Coal power plants were paid to close. Is it time to do the same for slaughterhouses?

234. Study from student-led group exposes scope of laws targeting unhoused people in California

235. In stressful times, our anxiety can rub off on pets. Causes and cures for pet anxiety

236. Ancient groundwater records reveal regional vulnerabilities to climate change

237. Cells assembled into Anthrobots become biologically younger than the original cells they were made from

238. Surprising discovery shows a strong link between Earth''s magnetic field and atmospheric oxygen levels

239. Scientists harness vacuum fluctuations to engineer quantum materials

240. How to make sure the new grooming gangs investigation is the last

241. Why a US court allowed a dead man to deliver his own victim impact statement—via an AI avatar

242. Diminishing night sky: Light pollution from cities and satellites is making stars harder to see

243. Seals study shows melting sea ice is shaping their future

244. Plastics threaten ecosystems and human health, but evidence-based solutions are under political fire

245. How ubiquitous small particles turn harmful inside plants

246. Size matters: Sharks follow two-thirds scaling law, proving theory

247. Ancient DNA reveals new clues about the incredible journey of dogs in the Americas

248. Earthworms reveal an evolutionary mechanism that could defy Darwin

249. Astronomers capture most detailed thousand-color image of the Sculptor galaxy

250. Study indicates use of bird-friendly glass saves birds'' lives

251. Structural and kinematical properties of globular cluster NGC 5634 challenge its Sagittarius origins

252. Trump''s plan to kill dozens of NASA missions threatens US space supremacy

253. Heatstroke in pets: What every pet owner should know

254. Approximately one-third of vertebrate scavenger species may be facing population decline

255. New technology uses underwater sound waves for faster and more reliable tsunami warnings in real-time

256. Atom tweezer arrays reveal how phase transitions unfold in mesoscopic systems

257. Hyperspectral sensor pushes weed science a wave further

258. Research shows many species are declining in the Wadden Sea, while only a few are thriving

259. Scientists discover a materials maze that prevents bacterial infections

260. Sea ice plays important role in variability of carbon uptake by Southern Ocean

261. The first ancient flying reptiles were winners of increasing Triassic humid environments

262. Permafrost in Swiss Alps at record warmth

263. Canada needs ''bold ambition'' to poach top US researchers

264. Eruption of Indonesia''s Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki volcano creates ash plume visible 90 miles away

265. Amazon scorpion toxin kills breast cancer cells

266. Enzymes from fungi can be used to extract plant components for biofuels and bioplastics

267. How likely are extreme hot weather episodes in today''s UK climate?

268. To what extent are tree species in Mexico and Central America threatened by extinction?

269. Bolg amondol: New monstersaur reveals complex evolutionary history of giant Gila monster relatives

270. Mind-control techniques remain with us in social media, cults, AI, elsewhere, new book argues

271. New cattle feed additive reduces nitrogen emissions by up to 81%

272. Rare earth metals that compete for uptake may blunt their own environmental impact on aquatic organisms

273. Revealing bias characteristics of cloud diurnal variation to aid climate model tuning and improvement

274. Tracking the planet in real time: China proposes a high-tech green governance engine

275. AI helps scientists predict E. coli antibiotic resistance in an agricultural setting

276. Lower revenues, pricier loans: How flooding in Europe affects firms and the financial system they depend on

277. Molecular markers found to influence meat quality in Nelore cattle

278. Upcycling nanocomposites from discarded face masks may help reduce global pollution problem

279. Strategic retrenchment can help firms grow stronger in global markets, new study shows

280. New research warns of digital dependency in primary schools

281. Researchers offer hard-hit West Virginia communities solutions for flood recovery and resilience

282. Engineers simulate lunar lighting for Artemis III moon landing

283. Image: Astronauts train for moonwalks in unusual places on Earth

284. Study of adolescents shows that the urban environment influences their sense of justice and trust in institutions

285. Long-term study reveals native seeding controls annual—but not perennial—invasive plants in sand grassland restoration

286. Systemic sexism in academia: New study outlines the structural hurdles facing women

287. Scientists uncover magnetic-field control of ultrafast spin dynamics in 2D ferromagnets

288. Fewer women are choosing natural and engineering sciences in more gender-equal countries

289. The mother of all meteor showers could threaten satellites

290. Next leap in mode-locked lasers: Tunable pulse duration in ultranarrow bandwidth

291. Companies with LGBTQ-friendly policies show 20% more patents and 25% more patent citations

292. Fire and agriculture drive soil degradation in the southern Brazilian Amazon

293. From food to textile—agricultural waste could become the clothes of the future

294. Physicists use 3D-printed spines to sculpt water surface through surface tension

295. Companies haven''t stopped hiring, but they''re more cautious, according to the 2025 College Hiring Outlook Report

296. The Inca string code that reveals Peru''s climate history

297. War, trade and agriculture spread rice disease across Africa, gene sequencing reveals

298. From pirouettes to pressure: Ballet''s perfectionism problem exposed

299. The hidden bias in college admissions tests: How standardized exams can favor privilege over potential

300. Nostalgic foods and scents like fresh-cut grass and hamburgers grilling bring comfort, connection and well-being