Tropical Australian study sets new standard for Indigenous-led research (phys.org)
Tailored single atom platforms hold promise for next-generation catalysis (phys.org)
''Jaws'' impact may be wearing off as shark perceptions soften (phys.org)
Study finds that purchasing things for two is stressful (phys.org)
Epigenetics linked to high-altitude adaptation in Andes (phys.org)
Deadly Asian floods are no fluke. They''re a climate warning, scientists say (phys.org)
San Francisco''s beloved albino alligator Claude dies at 30 (phys.org)
Renowned astronomers push to protect Chile''s cherished night sky from an industrial project (phys.org)
Debris disk gallery shows tell-tale signs of asteroids and comets in distant solar systems (phys.org)
Terrestrial biodiversity grows with tree cover in agricultural landscapes (phys.org)
Global study examines culture of sustainability at universities (phys.org)
Flat Earth, spirits and conspiracy theories: Experience can shape even extraordinary beliefs (phys.org)
The silent violence of ableism in architecture (phys.org)
A 1939 Royal Commission found burning forests leads to more bushfires. But the cycle of destruction can be stopped (phys.org)
Researchers develop sustainable technology to extract isoflavones from soybean meal (phys.org)
Technology boosts hop production in Brazil and paves way for new bioproducts (phys.org)
Fossil hunters find tracks of animals from about 3 million years ago, a first in South Africa (phys.org)
DNA from soil could soon reveal who lived in ice age caves (phys.org)
Celebrities are cloning their pets, but the procedure risks animals'' health and well-being (phys.org)
Specific musical features have the power to make people bounce or sway, researchers discover (phys.org)
Neural network helps detect gunshots from illegal rainforest poaching (phys.org)
Will glacier melt lead to increased seismic activity in mountain regions? (phys.org)
A novel role for Zer1 may help cells combat neurodegeneration and oxidative stress (phys.org)
Employee delight found to boost workplace motivation and team performance (phys.org)
Flood risks in delta cities are increasing, Shanghai study finds (phys.org)
London''s night workers face inequalities in pay, health, safety and dignity (phys.org)
How have our satisfaction (and our productivity) with teleworking evolved since the COVID shock? (phys.org)
Philosopher warns widespread schadenfreude undermines democratic norms (phys.org)
Scientists call for urgent measures to protect underwater forests in new global ''marine animal forests manifesto'' (phys.org)
Carbon monoxide, the ''silent killer,'' becomes a boon for fuel cell catalysts (phys.org)
Rising heat leads to minimal losses for California processing of tomatoes (phys.org)
CRISPR-based platform shines a brighter light on the link between cells and disease (phys.org)
Plant ''first responder'' cells warn neighbors about bacterial pathogens (phys.org)
Smart hydrogels act as ''micromachines'' to squeeze and study living cells (phys.org)
New interactive guide available on making the biggest climate difference (phys.org)
Researchers uncover synchronous ecological collapse across Paleotethys Ocean during Permian–Triassic transition (phys.org)
Researchers confirm new Rickettsia species found in dogs (phys.org)
Urban blue spaces quietly support food, income and community (phys.org)
Tracking forever chemicals across food web shows not all isomers are distributed equally (phys.org)
Archaeological study challenges paleo diet, revealing humans have long eaten ''processed plant foods'' (phys.org)
Emissions from global wildfires far higher than previously thought (phys.org)
Only one in 10 Hawaiʻi households meets emergency preparedness standards (phys.org)
Tire and road abrasion found to be biggest sources of particulate emissions in road traffic (phys.org)
Sunlight, water and air power a cleaner method for making hydrogen peroxide (phys.org)
Researchers use social media for real-time monitoring of heat experiences (phys.org)
The minority dilemma in media reports: Study finds cognitive bias, not prejudice, drives labels in news coverage (phys.org)
Zapping stem cells could boost growth of new tissues and organs (phys.org)
New levitating sensors could pave way to dark matter detection and quantum sensing (phys.org)
X-ray laser offers new look at protein movement inside cells (phys.org)
How cancer cells keep their chromosomes intact to continue dividing relentlessly (phys.org)
Newly discovered viral enzymes act like molecular scissors to disable immune alarm signals (phys.org)
Fabergé''s rare Winter Egg fetches record 22.9 mn at auction (phys.org)
Chimpanzee calls trigger unique brain activity in humans, revealing shared vocal processing skills (phys.org)
Toxoplasmosis: How a deadly parasite infects its host cells (phys.org)
Chance discovery converts toxic nitric oxide into nitrogen gas at room temperature (phys.org)
Rapid weather shifts govern how plants influence climate and air quality, study finds (phys.org)
Optical clock sets new accuracy record, bringing us closer to a new definition of the second (phys.org)
Adjustable DNA ''shield'' can control timing and rate at which mRNA produces proteins in vivo (phys.org)
When Americans migrate from violent states, the risk of future violence follows them (phys.org)
Scientists call for greater focus on conserving whole ecosystems instead of charismatic species (phys.org)
Spain detects seven new African swine fever cases (phys.org)
Scientists advance quantum signaling with twisted light technology (phys.org)
Spanish pork producers ''very concerned'' by African swine fever (phys.org)
Crickets munch on microplastics—especially if they have a big mouth (phys.org)
Ancient stalagmite provides insights into how climate affected early communities in cradle of civilization (phys.org)
Shapeshifting gates guard the cell nucleus, challenging old ideas (phys.org)
Striped bass are struggling: Biologists identify keys to sustainable fisheries (phys.org)
What ancient Athens teaches us about debate and dissent in the social media age (phys.org)
From earthquakes to wildfires, Canada is woefully ill-prepared for disasters (phys.org)
The future of work—according to Generation Z—is purposeful, digital and flexible (phys.org)
Seeing physics as a mountain landscape for classification of nonlinear systems (phys.org)
Define your dating goals: Study shows clarity is key to dating satisfaction (phys.org)
Sugars, ''gum,'' stardust found in NASA''s asteroid Bennu samples (phys.org)
Ranked choice voting outperforms winner-take-all system used to elect nearly every US politician (phys.org)
Why protecting Colorado children from dying of domestic violence is such a hard problem (phys.org)
Why do family companies even exist? They know how to ''win without fighting'' (phys.org)
New critically endangered ''fairy lantern'' plant species discovered in Malaysia (phys.org)
Before trips to Mars, we need better protection from cosmic rays (phys.org)
Historical geography helps researchers solve 2,700-year old eclipse mystery (phys.org)
New research discovers dementia-linked protein''s role in DNA mistakes (phys.org)
Supply chain resilience examined using the world of curry (phys.org)
Language mixing has no negative effect on toddlers'' vocabulary development, study shows (phys.org)
Fungi from Minnesota can kill emerald ash borer beetles (phys.org)
Spaceflight-tested menstrual cup offers choice on long missions (phys.org)
All the world''s buildings available as 3D models for urban and climate research (phys.org)
Euphemisms and false balance: How the media is helping to normalize far-right views (phys.org)
Immigration panic comes in waves. Data shows who worries most, and when (phys.org)
We built a database of 290,000 English medieval soldiers—here''s what it reveals (phys.org)
AI in bee hives: Monitoring system remotely predicts flowering periods (phys.org)
Discovery of new marine sponges supports hypothesis on animal evolution (phys.org)
How unsustainable global supply chains exacerbate food insecurity (phys.org)
Geodesic approach links quantum physics and gravitation (phys.org)
Half of women at nightclubs recently faced sexual comments, groping, or forced kissing—new study (phys.org)
Gold clam invasion in NZ threatens drinking water for millions of people (phys.org)
Midlatitude atmosphere-ocean feedback reinforces the east Asian winter monsoon (phys.org)
Physicists overcome fundamental limitation of acoustic levitation (phys.org)
Youth Climate Corps: Young Canadians need more action and less tokenization (phys.org)
Winter storms blanket the East, while the US West is wondering: Where''s the snow? (phys.org)
Temperatures in a patch of Antarctic moss can vary as much as an entire mountain range (phys.org)
Light-triggered nanoscale heating can control communication between nerve cells (phys.org)
NZ is taking aim at feral cats. Are we ready for the ethical and practical implications? (phys.org)
What makes a healthy and safe boarding school culture? (phys.org)
Alcohol and ultrasonic irradiation: An effective CCl₄ decomposition tag team (phys.org)
Ant brood signal deadly infection in altruistic self-sacrifice (phys.org)
Additional income: Transparency pays off for politicians (phys.org)
First fertilizer: A chemical process that may have sparked life on Earth (phys.org)
Image: Sagittarius B2 molecular cloud (phys.org)
Quantitative ATP imaging can measure cellular energy in real time (phys.org)
Synchrotron radiation sources: Toolboxes for quantum technologies (phys.org)
Surgeonfish display unique feeding adaptations to remove algae from coral reefs (phys.org)
New study exposes how conspiracy theories go mainstream across EU (phys.org)
Label-free technique unlocks secrets of bacterial shape-shifting (phys.org)
SpaceX gets OK to build up Starship pads at Canaveral site (phys.org)
Queensland study maps spread of seafood poisoning threat (phys.org)
Playing specific bat-like ultrasounds can suppress moth reproduction, offering a smart way to protect crops (phys.org)
Euclid dataset of a million galaxies proves connection between galaxy mergers and AGN (phys.org)
Global guidelines streamline environmental microbiome research (phys.org)
Bat ''besties'' start to sound alike over time, study finds (phys.org)
Sun-watcher SOHO celebrates 30 years (phys.org)
Newly discovered star opens ''laboratory'' for solving cosmic dust mystery (phys.org)
Single-photon teleportation achieved between distant quantum dots for the first time (phys.org)
Southern Annular Mode in most positive state in 1,000 years, review finds (phys.org)
Studies reevaluate reverse weathering process, shifting understanding of global climate (phys.org)
Searching for landslide clues in seismic signals from Alaska''s Barry Arm (phys.org)
How can cocoa farmers adapt to climate change? (phys.org)
Alaknanda: JWST discovers massive grand-design spiral galaxy from the universe''s infancy (phys.org)
Cats adjust their communication strategy by meowing more when greeting men (phys.org)
Marketing researcher says charitable givers are motivated by search for meaning, not pursuit of ''warm glow'' (phys.org)
Discovery of new species of sugarcane pest may facilitate management and reduce losses (phys.org)
Between Earth and sky: Sea salt plays key role in Metro Manila air pollution (phys.org)
New palladium-gold alloy catalyst boosts methane-to-ethylene conversion with solar power (phys.org)
Astronomers confirm low-luminosity active galactic nucleus in nearby galaxy NGC 3221 (phys.org)
First Nations Australians twice as likely to be digitally excluded, report finds (phys.org)
Genome advancement puts better Wagyu marbling on the menu (phys.org)
Sounding the 6,000-year-old shell trumpets of Catalonia (phys.org)
SpaceX launch kicks off busy December on Space Coast (phys.org)
20 million project to restore wildlife, expand trails and boost flood protection along San Francisco Bay nears finish (phys.org)
Chesapeake Bay''s storm surge tides can be 47% higher than the open ocean (phys.org)
Kidney lesions discovered in Calgary''s urban jackrabbits (phys.org)
Structural racism and cultural misunderstanding compound grief for Black British, Black Caribbean communities: Study (phys.org)
Social media marketing falls flat as a signal of quality, research finds (phys.org)
Study suggests flood-driven contamination deepens climate anxiety in vulnerable communities (phys.org)
Researchers unveil first high-resolution maps of China''s forest diversity patterns (phys.org)
Urban sprawl could deny 220 million people access to clean water by 2050 (phys.org)
Uncovering the principle by which DNA replication initiation sites are determined in the human genome (phys.org)
Crop pests can develop ''fighter-jet wings'' after eating specific mix of corn (phys.org)
When ''hearing'' means ''understanding'': The case of the verb kikoyu in pre-modern Japanese (phys.org)
AI''s impact could worsen gaps between world''s rich and poor, a UN report says (phys.org)
What happens to creams and drugs in space? Behavior of soft matter in weightlessness studied (phys.org)
Ocean microplastics can drift for years or sink rapidly: Analysis reveals two distinct pathways (phys.org)
How deforestation turbocharged Indonesia''s deadly floods (phys.org)
AI may be scoring your college essay. Welcome to the new era of admissions (phys.org)
Endangered species convention proposes new rules for growing exotic pet trade (phys.org)
International Criminal Court cases not fully representing victims of crimes, study warns (phys.org)
Dynamic duo of bacteria could change Mars dust into versatile building material for first human colonists (phys.org)
Basic research challenges China''s monopoly on rare earth elements (phys.org)
VIRE: A global data platform to better understand viruses (phys.org)
Flood disaster prediction using multi-scale deep learning and neuro-fuzzy inference (phys.org)
Video: HydroGNSS launch highlights (phys.org)
Elephant seals recognize their rivals from years prior, study finds (phys.org)
Why being single might feel empowering as a woman in your 20s, but not your 30s (phys.org)
NZ now has a narrow window to stop the Asian yellow-legged hornet—here''s how everyone can help (phys.org)
Fossils reveal anacondas have been giants for over 12 million years (phys.org)
Death and devastation: Why a rare equatorial cyclone and other storms have hit southern Asia so hard (phys.org)
Factory farming in Africa: Development banks see it as a good idea, but it''s bad for the climate (phys.org)
Mineral fertilizer, not soil, found to supply most toxic cadmium in wheat grains (phys.org)
Policy brief offers recommendations to improve environmental risk assessment for pollinators in EU (phys.org)
Do super-Jupiters look like Jupiter? Not necessarily, study shows (phys.org)
Why are more researchers now screened out of citations leaders'' list? A highly cited scientist''s view (phys.org)
Non-timber products have the potential to finance reforestation projects (phys.org)
Probiotics and prebiotics offer safer alternatives to antibiotics in animal agriculture (phys.org)
How supplemental feeding boosts reproductive conditions of urban squirrels (phys.org)
Are university policies holding science back? Study shows how patenting boosts pure research (phys.org)
Why your faucet drips: Water jet breakup traced to angstrom-scale thermal capillary waves (phys.org)
Breaking the heart''s barrier to solve drug-resistant TB (phys.org)
Evidence of rain-driven climate on Mars found in bleached rocks scattered in Jezero crater (phys.org)
European rocket puts S.Korean satellite in orbit (phys.org)
Extensive hydrothermal vent field discovered off Milos reveals tectonic influence (phys.org)
The mystery of the missing deep ocean carbon fixers (phys.org)
UK space weather probe captures biggest solar radiation spike in almost 20 years (phys.org)
Survey: Hurricane season ends, but weather woes push Floridians to move (phys.org)
On-demand electronic switching of topology achieved in a single crystal (phys.org)
Natural language found more complex than it strictly needs to be—and for good reason (phys.org)
Flood size and frequency found to shape river migration worldwide (phys.org)
New magnetic sensor material discovered using high-throughput experimental method (phys.org)
Coral reefs have stabilized Earth''s carbon cycle for the past 250 million years, research reveals (phys.org)
A new possibility for life: Study suggests ancient skies rained down ingredients (phys.org)
Scientists map Mars'' large river drainage systems for first time (phys.org)
Sexual selection in beetles leads to more rapid evolution of new species, long-term experiments show (phys.org)
Gold nanoclusters provide new modifiable materials for nanoelectronics (phys.org)
Bird-of-paradise inspires darkest fabric ever made (phys.org)
Investigation shows large support for core ideas of degrowth—but not the label (phys.org)
Massive pit circle confirmed as Neolithic structure near Durrington Walls henge (phys.org)
The functional principles of eye evolution: Light-sensitive stem cells provide new insight (phys.org)
Scientists can finally answer an old question about cellular aging (phys.org)
Ancient dirty dishes reveal decades of questionable findings (phys.org)
Wetlands trap toxic metals after battery plant fire scatters debris (phys.org)
Nigeria''s low-cost private schools are the only option for millions: Is closing them a good idea? (phys.org)
Why meetings can harm employee well-being (phys.org)
What time is it on Mars? Physicists have the answer. (phys.org)
Rural high school students are more likely than city kids to get their diplomas, less likely to go to college (phys.org)
''Quiet divorcing'' puts a new name to an old problem: The slow erosion of intimacy (phys.org)
Close brush with two hot stars millions of years ago left a mark just beyond our solar system (phys.org)
New York''s wealthy warn of a tax exodus after Mamdani''s win, but data says otherwise (phys.org)
Physicists create ''quantum wire'' where mass and energy flow without friction or loss (phys.org)
Did JWST find an exomoon or a starspot? (phys.org)
New code helps scientists map dark matter halos (phys.org)
Controlling quantum states in germanene using only an electric field (phys.org)
Spain deploys army after African swine fever outbreak (phys.org)
Rising levels of banned toxic chemicals found in otters from Wales (phys.org)
From pine chips to pharmaceuticals: Lignin upcycled into amides using reusable catalyst (phys.org)
High pressure increases terahertz emission 13-fold in 2D semiconductor GaTe, study reveals (phys.org)
Durable plastics made from essential oil compounds offer easy recycling (phys.org)
Humans first entered Australia 60,000 years ago via two routes, DNA analysis suggests (phys.org)
New digital state of matter could help build stable quantum computers (phys.org)
How clean is the air we breathe? (phys.org)
Exposing the hidden carbon cost of potash imports into Brazil (phys.org)
A tale of two ponds sheds light on high emissions (phys.org)
Silver-infused zeolite efficiently separates xenon from krypton for industrial use (phys.org)
Arts-based methods helped Afghan refugee youth in Iran express their hopes and struggles (phys.org)
Why researchers are studying lipid levels in chimpanzee blood (phys.org)
Water retention on Earth-like planets around variable stars (phys.org)
Fire suppression and winter warming jointly drive dieback of natural Mongolian pine forests (phys.org)
Delaying building block supply boosts self-assembly efficiency of complex systems, biophysicists demonstrate (phys.org)
Computational framework streamlines therapeutic RNA nanocarrier design (phys.org)
Argon ion treatment increases carbon nanowall electrode capacitance fivefold (phys.org)
Priming for planned sex increases desire, frequency in parents with young children (phys.org)
Calibrating qubit charge to make quantum computers even more reliable (phys.org)
Expansion of Antarctic bottom water contributed to end of last Ice Age, study finds (phys.org)
Simple gel jelly beads on liquid surface reveal secrets of slow earthquakes (phys.org)
New research finds banks'' algorithms are driving Americans deeper into debt (phys.org)
Mad cow disease: A new culprit beyond prions (phys.org)
New building blocks of cell communication: How an invisible ''cap'' could control electrical synapses (phys.org)
Fish protection curbs crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks across the Great Barrier Reef (phys.org)
Experts propose circular economy to cut waste and pollution from space missions (phys.org)
Helium leak discovered on the exoplanet WASP-107b (phys.org)
''Walking'' water discovery on 2D material could lead to better anti-icing coatings and energy materials (phys.org)
Humpback whales are making a comeback—here''s one reason why (phys.org)
Monkeys have rhythm and can tap along to the beat (with a little help from the Backstreet Boys) (phys.org)
Earth''s rapid warming 56 million years ago left plants struggling to keep up (phys.org)
New discoveries reveal Tell Abraq''s role in ancient Persian Gulf trade (phys.org)
Bipolar planetary nebula reveals rare open cluster association (phys.org)
High-resolution radar satellites launched for Greece (phys.org)
HIE-ISOLDE: Ten years, ten highlights (phys.org)
Gaia constraints on a 10 Myr nearby supernova (phys.org)
Rethinking urban communities: Transforming vacant spaces into vibrant places (phys.org)
''Baby boom'' of Bonelli''s eagles during COVID lockdown unmasks impact of human activity (phys.org)
Sugar-coated sensor sniffs out look-alike molecules in the air (phys.org)
Sticky beginnings: Surface-bound gels may explain life''s origins on Earth (phys.org)
Nature''s greatest method actors: The insects that cosplay bumblebees (phys.org)
The case for an antimatter Manhattan project (phys.org)
Noise-proof quantum sensor uses three calcium ions held in place by electric fields (phys.org)
Are UN climate summits a waste of time? No, but they are in dire need of reform (phys.org)
Are harp seals responsible for the stalled recovery of Atlantic cod? (phys.org)
Seen but not forgotten: How citizen science helps document biodiversity in remote Borneo villages (phys.org)
What five years of evidence on hybrid working tells us about the future of employment (phys.org)
''Make the platforms safer'': What young people really think about the Australia social media ban (phys.org)
Experts work on UN climate report amid US pushback (phys.org)
Should anti-bullying approaches encourage kids to be ''upstanders?'' The evidence is not clear (phys.org)
Post-COVID school attendance crisis hitting disadvantaged children hardest (phys.org)
Dislocations without crystals: Burgers vectors discovered in glass (phys.org)
How to watch the last supermoon of the year (phys.org)
''Rage bait'' named Oxford University Press word of year as outrage fuels social media traffic in 2025 (phys.org)
The inequalities of laundry: Research reveals overlooked source of microplastic pollution (phys.org)
Funding agencies can end profit-first science publishing (phys.org)
Bear teeth break free—the origin of unusual bear dentition (phys.org)
Parents and families of disabled children disproportionately investigated by child protection services, research finds (phys.org)
Modeling Venus volcanic plumes to cloud-level heights (phys.org)
How hidden stars shape our search for technosignatures (phys.org)
Astrometry suggests possible exomoon orbiting gas giant HD 206893 B (phys.org)
World''s first commercial space science satellite launched (phys.org)
City raccoons showing signs of domestication (phys.org)
Detecting strong-to-weak symmetry breaking might be impossible, study shows (phys.org)
Long-lost Rubens ''masterpiece'' sells for almost 3 mn euros (phys.org)
UK report finds growing use of AI in evaluating university research quality (phys.org)
Minority ethnic women in the UK face economic abuse at twice the rate of white women (phys.org)
New research challenges menstrual taboo to promote more inclusive workplaces (phys.org)
Corporate social responsibility can act as an insurance policy when companies cut jobs and benefits (phys.org)
Drones have changed warfare. Two new weapons might alter its course again (phys.org)
Recidivism rate for female sex offenders remains low (phys.org)
Using 1,000 butterfly and moth genomes to investigate evolution and climate change resilience (phys.org)
Canada''s cities show mixed results on Climate Action Plan retrofitting targets (phys.org)
Floods hit Sri Lanka''s capital as cyclone deaths near 200 (phys.org)
Climate action saves lives. So why do climate models ignore well-being? (phys.org)
The body''s molecular mail revealed: Scientists decode blood''s hidden messengers (phys.org)
An archaeologist is racing to preserve Sudan''s heritage as war threatens to erase its cultural past (phys.org)
Why being in the ''right place'' isn''t enough for life (phys.org)
New review highlights the pathway to ecological success (phys.org)
Men earn nearly 10,000 more than women in bonuses and overtime pay, fueling the gender pay gap (phys.org)
Rapid X-ray pulses enable 100-fold efficiency boost for photoionization (phys.org)
H5N1 variant has made its way to an Australian subantarctic island (phys.org)
What seven decades of hunting for aliens tells us (phys.org)
Six strategies identified to help households cut down on food waste (phys.org)
From the volcanic crater to the lab: Extremophiles offer a lesson in survival (phys.org)
Asteroid loaded with amino acids offers new clues about the origin of life on Earth (phys.org)
Saturday Citations: Cute squid with scary name; potential detection of dark matter; fate of the AMOC (phys.org)
Probing the quantum nature of black holes through entropy (phys.org)
Humans and artificial neural networks exhibit some similar patterns during learning (phys.org)
Distance learning changes lives, but comes with its own challenges (phys.org)
Your dog is not a doomsday prepper—here''s why they hide food and toys (phys.org)