Many families may not feel welcome at library storytimes—here''s how to ensure everyone benefits from them (phys.org)
How AI language tools can help us understand human behavior (phys.org)
Mapping cosmic shear to illuminate dark energy (phys.org)
Predatory behavior is an inherited trait across multiple generations in nematodes (phys.org)
Brown trout can successfully navigate beaver dams, monitoring study shows (phys.org)
Exploring the limits of power: Where quantum theory and the theory of relativity meet (phys.org)
Cosmic chameleon: Complex behavior of BL Lacertae blazar escapes established classification (phys.org)
Implantable biosensors get major longevity boost with coating technology that inhibits biofouling (phys.org)
Researchers achieve record-high electrostrain in lead-free piezoceramics (phys.org)
Real-time data reveal violence exposure''s impact on teen partner aggression (phys.org)
Nature-inspired ceramic fiber aerogels advance thermal insulation (phys.org)
Unoccupied housing in China''s urban areas emitting massive amounts of carbon, study finds (phys.org)
How AI images are ''flattening'' Indigenous cultures—creating a new form of tech colonialism (phys.org)
Changes in bats'' diets can increase spread of viruses and spillover risk (phys.org)
How lasers transform matter in a flash: New method tracks changes on attosecond scale (phys.org)
Tons of microplastics infiltrate Australia''s agricultural soils each year, study shows (phys.org)
World-first analysis of seabirds who''ve eaten plastic reveals slow, insidious health impacts (phys.org)
Clean air rules boost US health and the economy—charts show what EPA''s new deregulation plans ignore (phys.org)
First observation of Bose–Einstein condensation of two-magnon bound state in spin-1 triangular lattice reported (phys.org)
A ''surprising'' cause of sargassum blooms in Caribbean: Study pinpoints changes in circulation and wind patterns (phys.org)
Luxury hiking developments look picture-perfect but could stop Australians from accessing national parks (phys.org)
We modeled how early human ancestors ran—and found they were surprisingly slow (phys.org)
Arbitrary return-to-office mandates risk disadvantaging more than 1 million disabled workers (phys.org)
Summer and sex raise feral pig disease risk (phys.org)
Nano-spring technology boosts battery durability and energy density (phys.org)
CRISPR-Cascade test detects bloodstream infections in minutes without amplification (phys.org)
NASA''s PUNCH satellites successfully launch to study the solar wind (phys.org)
Material grievances a stronger breeding ground for extremism than political beliefs, researchers find (phys.org)
NASA-ISRO mission will map farmland from planting to harvest (phys.org)
Social media can help track species as climate changes (phys.org)
Overfishing urchins: A paradoxical path to marine sustainability (phys.org)
Engineers turn skin cells directly into neurons for cell therapy (phys.org)
Superweed in New York state found resistant to widely used herbicide (phys.org)
Nanotube separation technique advances precise sensors for continuous health monitoring (phys.org)
Extreme mutation hotspot in bacteria discovered, with high mutation rates linked to transcriptional activation (phys.org)
New map of landscape beneath Antarctica unveiled (phys.org)
US bird populations continue alarming decline, new report finds (phys.org)
Taking the seagrass taxi: How foraminifera move from the coast to the depths of the Red Sea (phys.org)
Corn rootworm''s secret weapon: How a genetic ''pause'' helps a billion-dollar pest survive winter (phys.org)
Reading magnetic states faster—in far infrared (phys.org)
Antigenic variation: How pathogens control changes in their cell surface to evade the immune system (phys.org)
''Sustainable intensification'' on the farm reduces soil nitrate losses, maintains crop yields (phys.org)
Q&A: Developing disaster education to protect children''s lives (phys.org)
High-frequency monitoring reveals complex infiltration-preferential flow processes in karst hillslopes (phys.org)
Astronomers find 128 new moons orbiting Saturn (phys.org)
A new kind of Hall effect: Physicists reveal potential of noncollinear antiferromagnets in spintronics (phys.org)
Can ''better'' meat lead to sustainable diets? (phys.org)
Molecular probe strategy enhances specific detection of psychoactive α-methyltryptamine (phys.org)
Prejudice against victims can result in reduced sentences for rape (phys.org)
Rare aardvark trace fossils discovered in South Africa (phys.org)
Physicists develop energy filter technology to stabilize single-electron qubits (phys.org)
Astronomers discover new supergiant fast X-ray transient, expanding rare class (phys.org)
Study shows widespread H5N1 bird flu infection in cattle (phys.org)
Amid tense clashes between NASA and Musk, two NASA science missions launch on SpaceX rocket (phys.org)
Illegal mining reaches Venezuela''s famed Angel Falls, threatens treasured national park (phys.org)
Electrocatalytic sterilization: Nanowires produce localized highly alkaline microenvironments to kill bacteria (phys.org)
Teeth from a 2100-year-old burial pit in Mongolia tell a tale of soldiers far from home (phys.org)
Revealing the hidden symmetries of a superconductor (phys.org)
Quantum-inspired cameras capture the start of life (phys.org)
Birds of a feather: Unexpected relationships take flight in the face of climate change (phys.org)
Signs of alien life may be hiding in these gases (phys.org)
Violent supernovae ''triggered at least two Earth extinctions,'' study suggests (phys.org)
New study shows how microalgae could help advance sustainable trout farming (phys.org)
ENSO''s impact on Antarctic sea ice predictability: A study on linear and nonlinear dynamics (phys.org)
Physicists uncover two superconducting regimes in a Kagome lattice superconductor (phys.org)
On the Mongolian steppe, climate change pushes herders to the brink (phys.org)
''Sound science'' must guide deep-sea mining: top official (phys.org)
More wait for stranded astronauts after replacement crew delayed (phys.org)
Australia tells US influencer: ''leave baby wombat alone'' (phys.org)
Americas to witness rare ''blood moon'' total lunar eclipse (phys.org)
Less mapped than the Moon: Quest to reveal the seabed (phys.org)
SpaceX delays flight to replace NASA''s stuck astronauts after launch pad problem (phys.org)
Vaccinating poultry could help cut soaring egg prices but US remains hesitant (phys.org)
A volcano near Alaska''s largest city could erupt in the coming weeks or months, scientists say (phys.org)
Climate change intensifies short-duration precipitation events and flooding, more than century''s worth of data reveals (phys.org)
Advancing sorghum science: A drought-resilient crop for agriculture''s future (phys.org)
A long wait for pollinators: Restored grasslands need 75 years for full biodiversity recovery, study finds (phys.org)
Cultural influence on pricing strategies: How national values shape round, just-below, and precise price tags (phys.org)
Why it''s good to be nostalgic: Study shows sentimental people excel at maintaining friendships (phys.org)
US workers with remote-friendly jobs still work from home nearly half the time, five years after the pandemic began (phys.org)
How countries define climate action in Paris Agreement pledges, and why a standard format could help assess outcomes (phys.org)
Supercomputer draws molecular blueprint for repairing damaged DNA (phys.org)
Advanced isotopic analysis provides new insights into global fossil methane emissions (phys.org)
Scientists create method for designing proteins that can bind and sense a range of small molecules (phys.org)
Quantum holograms: Metasurfaces entangle light and information in new study (phys.org)
Trump administration unveils sweeping environment rollbacks (phys.org)
Brazilian study points the way to developing the Amazon bioeconomy (phys.org)
Democracy, egalitarianism and the homicide rate: An empirical test of a variety of democracies (phys.org)
Climate research should integrate multiple approaches, argue researchers (phys.org)
Certain mutations disrupt touch-based learning, study finds (phys.org)
Genome editing technique enables partial inhibition of gene function in crops (phys.org)
Electrochemical properties of biomolecular condensates could help in development of cancer or ALS treatments (phys.org)
The importance of making accurate estimates to control marine litter (phys.org)
New capabilities in DNA nanostructure self-assembly eliminate need for extreme heating and controlled cooling (phys.org)
How UV radiation triggers a cellular rescue mission (phys.org)
What pesticides do to bumble bee brains depends on dose and timing, study reveals (phys.org)
Scientists explain energy transfer mechanism in chloroplasts and its evolution (phys.org)
Phosphorene nanoribbons shown to exhibit magnetic and semiconductor properties at room temperature (phys.org)
New species of killifish from Kenya already critically endangered (phys.org)
Researchers develop glass sensors for the Einstein Telescope (phys.org)
Nanogel drug delivery system shows for treating recurrent urinary tract infections (phys.org)
Study calls for increased research funding to sustain U.S. agriculture (phys.org)
Astronauts prepare for International Space Station launch; biomedical, materials, physical sciences work planned (phys.org)
Fake news spreads further on X if the story is about the future (phys.org)
Many animal ''geomorphs'' under threat, study warns (phys.org)
Community composting programs show promise in reducing household food waste (phys.org)
Automated method increases the efficiency of bioactive natural product discovery (phys.org)
Ancient DNA reveals Maghreb communities preserved their culture and genes, even in a time of human migration (phys.org)
Mathematicians move the needle on the Kakeya conjecture, a decades-old geometric problem (phys.org)
Pressurized electrolyzer achieves high-current NH₃ synthesis from nitrogen oxide (phys.org)
East Asian human gene that allows adult humans to digest sugars in milk likely came from Neanderthals (phys.org)
No countries on track to meet all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, analysis finds (phys.org)
Terrestrial ''life oasis'' from end-Permian mass extinction period discovered in China (phys.org)
How to save workplace diversity schemes from the DEI backlash (without collecting more data) (phys.org)
Do tax cuts encourage investment? Companies chose to save cash from tax cuts rather than invest it into growth (phys.org)
Supramolecular organic framework achieves high-efficiency iodine capture from seawater (phys.org)
Extreme ocean heat does not mean climate change is accelerating: Study (phys.org)
Archaeologists uncover the oldest known partial face fossil of a human ancestor in western Europe (phys.org)
New computer code could lead to simpler, less costly stellarators for fusion power (phys.org)
Increased rainfall and vegetation changes result in sediment shifts at the Roof of the World (phys.org)
Gene related to human kidney disease linked to touch in sea anemones (phys.org)
New technology puts a spatial lens on CRISPR screening (phys.org)
Dried veggies, legumes could be key to improving plant-based meat alternatives (phys.org)
Hummingbirds in Andes Mountains found nesting in colonies, defying territorial norms (phys.org)
Temperature during development influences connectivity between neurons and behavior in fruit flies, study shows (phys.org)
Lighting the way: How activated gold nanoparticles reveal drug movement in the body (phys.org)
How do researchers determine how toxic a chemical is? A toxicologist explains alternatives to animal testing (phys.org)
Plasmon-assisted catalytic CO₂ conversion method offers sustainable e-fuel production (phys.org)
Real-time tracking reveals aromaticity-driven molecular shape changes (phys.org)
Study finds cities that conducted greenhouse gas emissions inventories moved needle toward reduction (phys.org)
AI has untapped potential to advance biodiversity conservation, study finds (phys.org)
Young adults describe life in the COVID years (phys.org)
''Nanosnag'' virus detection technique could streamline vaccine production quality checks (phys.org)
Wind turbine remains may be among ''most surprising'' fossils for far future generations, paleontologists say (phys.org)
Flooding from below: The unseen risks of sea level rise (phys.org)
New survey explores what people in South Africa expect of publicly visible scientists (phys.org)
Black holes spew out powerful jets that span millions of light-years. We''re trying to understand their whole life cycle (phys.org)
Evaluating bat activity in winter: Southern forests provide a haven for bats amid disease threats (phys.org)
Neurons'' reverse migration: Exploring the brain''s evolutionary architecture (phys.org)
New study on the scale and scope of the online trade of endangered species (phys.org)
Mysterious radio pulses from space have been tracked down—and the source is not what astronomers expected (phys.org)
Integrative analysis tool turns spatial RNA sequencing into imager (phys.org)
Hand pollination helps cocoa farmers offset climate harm (phys.org)
Powering the future: America''s perceptions on critical minerals (phys.org)
Does conflict with friends make you squirm? Doing it right might make the relationship stronger (phys.org)
Unprecedented changes to North Atlantic winds could have major impacts on UK weather (phys.org)
Landscape scale pesticide pollution detected in the Upper Rhine region, from agricultural lowlands to remote areas (phys.org)
Want to climb the leadership ladder? Try debate training (phys.org)
Latest results from 20 year Oxford study reveals ongoing impacts of global crises on young people (phys.org)
Revealing hidden Alfred Tennyson text using innovative imaging techniques (phys.org)
Opening a new chapter in 3D microprinting with MXene (phys.org)
Neutron imaging reveals optimization potential for CO₂ conversion (phys.org)
Unveiling the intermolecular mechanisms behind OEM dissolution in organic batteries (phys.org)
Pennsylvania''s mushroom industry faces urgent labor shortage—latest immigration policies will likely make it worse (phys.org)
Video: Time lapse simulation of Hera''s Mars flyby (phys.org)
Criminology scholar connects Cambodian temple trafficking to white-collar crime (phys.org)
Decoding nanomaterial phase transitions with tiny drums (phys.org)
Researchers use unique approaches to study plants in future climate conditions (phys.org)
NASA continues BioNutrients space-fermented food research (phys.org)
First operating system for quantum networks paves the way for practical internet applications (phys.org)
Want to preserve biodiversity? Go big, researchers say (phys.org)
Scientists achieve universal technique—called van der Waals squeezing—for atomic manufacturing of 2D metals (phys.org)
Study finds public security disclosures may aid adversaries (phys.org)
Eco-friendly rare earth element separation: A bioinspired solution to an industry challenge (phys.org)
Shrews identified as big driver of Lyme disease in Martha''s Vineyard, Nantucket (phys.org)
A pet''s cuteness can significantly influence intentions to book a home-sharing service like Airbnb (phys.org)
Delhi air pollution worse than expected as water vapor skews figures (phys.org)
Trust in European Union is not catching up to pre-crisis levels, finds new study (phys.org)
Black holes: Not endings, but beginnings? Theoretical study delves into ''white holes'' (phys.org)
The ''sustainable'' cod in your shopping basket may be no such thing—new study reveals mislabeling (phys.org)
Sending nudes but no first kisses: Teenagers'' relationships during the pandemic (phys.org)
''Benevolent'' bosses are also more generous with their company tax information (phys.org)
Making the net zero transition fair for workers (phys.org)
Devastating landslides have hit Milford Sound in the past—the impact would dwarf Whakaari/White Island today (phys.org)
Kultarrs are tiny, cryptic creatures that only come out at night—scientists are finally learning how they live (phys.org)
Nearly 40% of companies missed or abandoned 2020 climate targets with no consequences, says study (phys.org)
Australia''s superb lyrebirds ''farm'' the forest floor to increase their prey, a behavior rarely seen in nature (phys.org)
''Self-driving'' microscope allows imaging at different scales and long-term tracking (phys.org)
As growth in the space economy accelerates, US leadership remains critical, report outlines (phys.org)
Cells ''speed date'' to find their neighbors when forming tissues (phys.org)
Chemists discover new method to transform carbon dioxide to formate (phys.org)
Democracy first? Economic model begs to differ (phys.org)
Q&A: Do women leaders drive better environmental outcomes? (phys.org)
Mosquito pain receptors found to be less sensitive during extreme heat, which could nullify some natural bug sprays (phys.org)
Laser-based radiation detector allows testing from a safer distance (phys.org)
Deep-sea fish study reveals evolutionary marvels in Earth''s hadal zone (phys.org)
Photosynthesis research offers support for low-valence paradigm (phys.org)
A new name for one of the world''s rarest rhinoceroses (phys.org)
Mexico City''s local geology could amplify damage from moderate earthquakes (phys.org)
Scientists find structural variation that boosts grain number in sorghum (phys.org)
Puzzling observation by JWST: Galaxies in the deep universe rotate in the same direction (phys.org)
''Old stump'' spotted by deer hunter is actually a mammoth tusk, Texas researchers say (phys.org)
Observations of a nearby pulsar wind nebula reveal a radio jet feature with a helical magnetic field inside (phys.org)
Eukaryotic phytoplankton decline due to ocean acidification could significantly impact global carbon cycle (phys.org)
A new protocol to image wave functions in continuous space (phys.org)
White dwarf and red dwarf duo emit radio pulses every two hours (phys.org)
''Stranded'' astronauts closer to coming home after next ISS launch (phys.org)
NASA fires chief scientist, more Trump cuts to come (phys.org)
Mongolia''s children choke in toxic pollution (phys.org)
Unnoticed for decades, dinosaur footprints at Australian school reveal ancient secrets (phys.org)
NASA''s newest space telescope Spherex blasts off to map the entire sky and millions of galaxies (phys.org)
Hawaii volcano again puts tall lava fountains on display in latest eruption episode (phys.org)
Scientists take important step toward mitigating errors in analog quantum simulations of many-body problems (phys.org)
Incorporating Gd into Fe-doped nickel oxide markedly enhances oxygen evolution reaction activity (phys.org)
Growth rates of broilers contribute to behavior differences, shedding light on welfare impacts (phys.org)
Report reveals a complex picture of student well-being at historically Black colleges and universities (phys.org)
Computational model enhances protein kinase target prediction for therapies (phys.org)
Density functional theory''s self-interaction correction falters in transition metals, study finds (phys.org)
Smartphone and nanotechnology enable rapid neonatal jaundice detection (phys.org)
Weathering the storm: Author explores how local governments can adapt and recover from natural disasters (phys.org)
Presence of potentially toxic microalgae confirmed in La Concha Bay (phys.org)
More than test scores: How well-being shapes academic success (phys.org)
New theory on dense gases and liquids could aid carbon capture (phys.org)
Zebrafish study reveals nanoplastics'' impact on red blood cell maturation (phys.org)
Explorers discover wreckage of cargo ship that sank in Lake Superior storm more than 130 years ago (phys.org)
Do emotions make us more susceptible to misinformation? Not per se, according to study (phys.org)
More than 25% of UNESCO World Heritage Sites may hold unrecognized biocultural value (phys.org)
Outdated assumptions about cost efficiency are costing firms millions, study suggests (phys.org)
Beloved beaches were washed offshore by Cyclone Alfred—but most of this sand will return (phys.org)
Spider development and vision: A genetic perspective (phys.org)
Carbon nanotube sensor efficiently measures oxygen in gas mixtures under light (phys.org)
Hibernating lemurs can turn back the clock on cellular aging (phys.org)
Engineered cell cultures boost anti-inflammatory compounds in endangered snow lotus (phys.org)
Public awareness of discrimination doesn''t translate to policy backing, study suggests (phys.org)
Remember that asteroid that isn''t going to hit Earth? We could send a mission to explore it (phys.org)
Finding white dwarf-main sequence binaries in Gaia data with machine learning (phys.org)
Human-caused marine debris has already reached the deepest point in the Mediterranean Sea (phys.org)
Bio-based polyester nanocomposites offer high performance and reprocessability (phys.org)
In the wake of Alfred, how do we think about and measure the cost of catastrophes? (phys.org)
Why a deadly parasite is not all bad news for bees in Australia (phys.org)
Four tiny planets are orbiting one of our nearest stars (phys.org)
Will the US collapse like the Soviet Union did? (phys.org)
Drug building blocks pave path to new sepsis treatments (phys.org)
Misha the elephant lived in zoos, but her tooth enamel helps reconstruct wildlife migrations (phys.org)
The world regulated sulfur in ship fuels, and the lightning stopped (phys.org)
How climate change could be increasing your chance of catching a virus from sewage: New study (phys.org)
Researchers evaluate climate model accuracy in Central Asia''s Panj River Basin (phys.org)
Investigating more than 1,000 star-forming regions to understand stellar birth (phys.org)
Study finds soccer teams move as though they are a single person, offering new insights into collective behavior (phys.org)
Inside the sex lives of chimpanzees: It''s about much more than just reproduction (phys.org)
Wild bees thrive among diverse flower communities, study shows (phys.org)
Toad patrol volunteers are ensuring frisky amphibians can cross the road to reach their mating grounds (phys.org)
Antarctic microbes reveal climate impact on marine ecosystems (phys.org)
Scientists identify unexpected variations in electrons connecting Jupiter with its moon Io (phys.org)
3D printing enables large-scale plastic scintillator detectors for particle physics (phys.org)
Heliconius butterfly mating choices linked to simple neural change, which could speed evolution (phys.org)
Mission possible: Parastronaut programs can make space travel more inclusive and attainable for all (phys.org)
Study finds social media can isolate despite shared democratic goals (phys.org)
Inequality destroys benefits of positive economic growth for the poor, South African district-level data reveals (phys.org)
Spain near end of four-year drought: weather agency (phys.org)
Baby elephant separated from mother rescued in Indonesia (phys.org)
What happens when leaders have loyalists in charge of men with guns: Lessons from authoritarian countries (phys.org)
Team preps to study dark energy via exploding stars with NASA''s Roman (phys.org)
Birds'' high blood sugar defies aging expectations (phys.org)
Scientists break down plastic using a simple, inexpensive catalyst and air (phys.org)
Researchers identify early signs of GI disease risk in dogs (phys.org)
Parasites are ecological dark matter, and they need protecting (phys.org)
What''s so special about Ukraine''s minerals? A geologist explains (phys.org)
Smart humidity sensor monitors human behavior through respiratory patterns (phys.org)
DNL-17: Researchers synthesize small-pore aluminophosphate molecular sieve for selective adsorption, energy storage (phys.org)
The dynamic acoustics of clapping: How hand shape affects sound (phys.org)
Global rooftop solar panels could cool Earth by 0.13C, modeling study suggests (phys.org)
Super-Earths and mini-Neptunes research suggests more Earth-like planets may exist (phys.org)
Liquid nanofoam innovation designed to protect the brain now tested on internal organs (phys.org)
DNA barcodes enable high throughput RNA and protein detection in deep tissue (phys.org)
Ancient wind patterns reveal future climate risks (phys.org)
Simplified method for observing electron motion in solids unveiled (phys.org)
Scientists discover smart way to generate energy with tiny plastic beads (phys.org)
Why conspiracy theories and misinformation spread in the long wait for Cyclone Alfred (phys.org)
Scientists discover new heavy-metal molecule ''berkelocene'' (phys.org)
Do cats have ''friends,'' or do they always vie for territory? Animal experts weigh in (phys.org)
Can playing games like Wordle help improve work and workplaces? (phys.org)
Want to make scientists more relatable to students? You''ll need more than photos, study finds (phys.org)
Triassic Life: An overview of ancient amphibians, crocodile relatives, early dinosaurs and mammalian ancestors (phys.org)
Small, faint and ''unexpected in a lot of different ways'': Dwarf galaxy discovery forces rethink of cosmic evolution (phys.org)
Self-optimizing catalysts facilitate water-splitting for the green production of hydrogen (phys.org)
Panic over children''s mobile phone use distracts from the help young people actually want (phys.org)
Topological insulator nanowires reveal superconducting effect, bringing topological quantum computing closer to reality (phys.org)
First images capture cholesterol crystal formation in the body (phys.org)
Despite Arctic air outbreaks, US had warm, dry winter on average (phys.org)
Boys in England significantly outperforming girls in math and science (phys.org)
Acoustic monitoring network for birds enhances forest management (phys.org)
Salt influx from land and sea spells ''double trouble'' for drinking water (phys.org)
Water movement on surfaces makes more electric charge than expected (phys.org)
Molecular motors in action: Visualizing α-cyclodextrin movement along polymer chains (phys.org)
Male blue-lined octopuses paralyze females before mating to prevent being eaten (phys.org)
Catalyst uses just water and oxygen for greener and simpler industrial chemical production (phys.org)
''Fishial'' recognition: Neural network deciphers coral reef sounds for species identification (phys.org)
Why attention limitations let idea thieves thrive in workplaces (phys.org)
Renegotiated trade deal benefits US dairy producers (phys.org)
Climate change made severe UK fires in 2022 six times more likely (phys.org)
''Double disadvantage'': Women with foreign accents seen as less employable (phys.org)
First burials: Compelling evidence that Neanderthal and Homo sapiens engaged in cultural exchange (phys.org)
Extremists align in targeting LGBTQ communities (phys.org)
Novel technique manipulates water waves to precisely control floating objects (phys.org)
Psychological ''booster shots'' can strengthen resistance to misinformation over time (phys.org)
A 62-million-year-old skeleton sheds light on an enigmatic mammal (phys.org)
Amino acid assists in recycling rechargeable batteries (phys.org)
Over 1 in 3 adults in households with guns do not store all in locked locations (phys.org)
Landscape transcriptomics may give insight into what stresses wild bees (phys.org)