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Forensic analysis links seized gold to protected areas, tightening prosecutions while targeting mercury pollution in the Amazon.
A lab-discovered compound that protects key repair biology could translate into therapies aimed at preserving strength with age.
Results in ferrets suggest an add-on to vaccination that could shrink outbreaks faster and cut contagious time.
A naked-eye guide to using three familiar stars, plus exactly where to look around 11 p.m. this week.
The biology of aging may predict who responds best to dieting, reshaping how regulators and investors frame weight-loss science.
A cognitive psychologist explains why “name-like” calling is so rare to detect, even when it happens.
Regenerative agriculture is pitching soil rebuilding, biodiversity, and ecosystem restoration as a fix to nutrient declines.
A 99-year-old mathematician and two coauthors produce a proof that reshapes how braids behave in space.
Smell may be retrainable, but the science is tangled. Here is why researchers think progress is possible anyway.
If the brain is built more like a Swiss Army knife, how we model disease and design interventions may need an overhaul.
A dusty veil finally lifted on the 2000 helium nova, revealing the system behind the blasts and hints for future Type Ia supernovas.
The 2026 Spilt Milk goes multi-city this December with Capaldi and RAYE, plus A$244.95 tickets via Moshtix.
