Science

Since 1951, the gap between night and day temperatures has closed by 0.41°C, and simulations show that the bulk of...

Unlike existing treatments that focus on rehabilitation or reducing the risk of an additional stroke, the experimental drug targets the...

This podcast was produced for The Kavli Prize by Scientific American Custom Media, a division separate from the magazine’s board...

Small and cheap batteries could enable a host of electronic devices such as parcel trackers, environmental monitors and sensors used...

First estimate of extreme heat's impact suggests that more than half of the deaths are expected to have been in...

Small crustaceans carry sperm-like bodies from male to female members of the red seaweed Gracilaria gracilis, hinting that pollination could...

Networks of nanoscale resistors that work in a similar way to nerve cells in the body could offer advantages over...

Analysis of how much global warming influenced the UK's heatwave last week is likely to be an underestimate because climate...

Penis swelling and rectal pain don't normally occur with monkeypox, but a study of around 200 men in London suggests...

CLIMATEWIRE | A surprise climate and energy agreement between Sen. Joe Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer promises a...

A patch the size of a postage stamp can continuously deliver ultrasound imaging for 48 hours, and it has been...

Life as a single seaweed along a rocky coastline can be tough. Though there are plenty of potential partners out...

Investigators in the US found they could acquire enough radioactive material to build a "dirty bomb" by using fake companies...

The James Webb Space Telescope has begun peering into the early universe, spotting more and more of the very first...

When a patient goes into a clinic for an ultrasound of their stomach, they lie down on crinkly paper atop...

The dawn of dairy farming in Europe occurred thousands of years before most people evolved the ability to drink milk...