Scientists have discovered a hidden virus within gut bacteria that may double the risk of colorectal cancer, providing new insights into cancer development.

Scientists have measured the pollution caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that crashed to Earth last year, linking it to a plume of polluting lithium.

Chinese scientists have created a new, long-lasting, and eco-friendly battery using organic electrodes and an electrolyte as safe as tofu brine.

Scientists have extracted DNA from mummified cheetah remains, leading to a surprising discovery, while a 113-pound 'river monster' has put a South Carolina lake on the map.

Scientists are concerned about the severe environmental damage caused by a recent sewage spill in the Potomac River, though drinking water in the District of Columbia remains uncontaminated.

Scientists have developed a method using laser-written glass to store data for thousands of years, offering a durable solution for long-term information preservation.

Desmond McConnell, a mineralogist who made significant contributions to the field and inspired scientists globally, has died at the age of 95.

Scientists have discovered a toxic 'ocean within an ocean' deep beneath the Red Sea's Gulf of Aqaba, where life cannot survive.

Scientists and philosophers are delving into the nature of consciousness and inner experiences, revealing how little is understood about our thoughts.

Scientists are investigating why some individuals sneeze when exposed to bright light, a condition known as the photic sneeze reflex.

Scientists have reportedly observed particles in another dimension, a discovery that could significantly alter our understanding of fundamental physics.

Scientists have identified a new species of small, underground-dwelling snake in Mexico, adding to the country's diverse reptile population.

New research suggests that particles from fossil fuel combustion may cause more damage to brain health than previously thought, directly linking air pollution to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease.

Senior representatives from Reliance Industries Ltd. and the Adani Group are actively recruiting young engineers and data scientists at an AI summit.

Scientists have successfully engineered E.coli bacteria to produce orseline acid, a compound with anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties, overcoming previous challenges of low yield in microbial production.

A new report reveals that Earth has approximately 5 billion years left before its eventual demise, offering a stark perspective on our planet's future.

A BBC Inside Science segment discusses the scientific and engineering challenges involved in establishing a permanent human settlement on the moon.

A global team of scientists and mountaineers is undertaking a critical mission to unlock the secrets of glaciers, which are rapidly disappearing due to climate change and threatening global water supplies.

Scientists from Malaysia and China have been recognized for their contributions to science and technology, receiving the prestigious Khwarizmi International Award.

A new phenomenon, dubbed 'nature anxiety' or 'biophobia,' is being tracked by scientists as more people report feeling uncomfortable in wild spaces. Researchers are investigating the reasons behind this growing discomfort with nature.

A new article explores predictions and theories regarding how human physiology and appearance might evolve over the next million years, offering surprising insights into our distant future.

New scientific assessments suggest that the Earth is on a path to becoming uninhabitable, highlighting the severe and escalating threats posed by climate change.

A "tea party" playtime experiment with bonobos revealed that these close relatives of humans possess the capacity for make-believe, offering insights into the origins of imagination.

Recently released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein have provided further insight into the late child sex offender's close relationships with various scientists.

Greenland and the Arctic region are at the forefront of climate change challenges and increasing geopolitical interest. Trump's past remarks on Greenland echo colonial patterns, while NATO has launched an 'Arctic Sentry' mission to secure the region and de-escalate conflict.

Scientists have documented a first-of-its-kind mass animal die-off, expressing profound concern and regret over the event.

Gastronomists and scientists are recommending dittany, a lesser-known Greek functional herb, for its health benefits.

Scientists are changing how El Nino is labeled to account for the recent spike in global temperatures.

Scientists have unearthed the oldest tools ever found in North America, providing new insights into early human presence on the continent.

Scientists have found that extreme endurance running can make ultramarathon athletes' red blood cells less flexible, potentially impairing their oxygen delivery.

Scientists have detected a seven-hour burst of energy from space and believe they have identified its origin.

Scientists have measured the pollution caused by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that crashed to Earth last year, linking the fireball to a plume of polluting lithium.

Chinese scientists have leveraged artificial intelligence to make significant progress on a mathematical problem that has remained unsolved for over 300 years, with implications for large-scale applications.

Chinese tech companies, including Tencent Holdings and AgiBot, are appointing millennials and Gen Z individuals as chief scientists to spearhead advanced research in AI and robotics.

Scientists are discovering rare, transitional organisms in oceans and on land that bridge the gap between Earth’s simplest cells and today’s complex life forms, shedding light on evolutionary processes.

Scientists suggest that certain exercise routines can make the brain measurably younger, potentially through mechanisms not yet fully understood.

A Nigerian minister attributes widespread hospital equipment failures to a poor maintenance culture, emphasizing the critical role of biomedical engineers in keeping medical devices operational.

Scientists have identified new sources of moonquakes, a discovery that could have significant implications for NASA's Artemis program and future lunar landings.

Yankees pitcher Jake Bird was featured in a spring training segment, revealing his diverse interests including being a 'Swiftie' and his fascination with 1800s scientists.

Scientists and enthusiasts are captivated by a tiny yellow mushroom, highlighting the ongoing fascination with fungi.

Australian Antarctic Program scientists have reported that Gentoo penguins on Heard Island are the first birds on Australian territory to contract the H5N1 bird flu, indicating the virus's spread to new species.

The UK's science funding body plans to cut physics research, which critics argue will be disastrous for UK scientists and their participation in international projects like CERN. These cuts could diminish Britain's global standing in science.

Scientists have uncovered the physiological reasons why figure skaters are able to spin rapidly without experiencing dizziness, solving a long-standing Olympic mystery.

Scientists are sounding an alarm about a 'silent pandemic' that could surpass cancer as a leading cause of death by 2050, highlighting a lack of public discourse on the issue.

Scientists have detected the loudest gravitational wave ever recorded, originating from 1.3 billion light-years away. This groundbreaking discovery marks a significant advancement in astrophysics.

Science leaders in the US are preparing for future funding challenges and expressing concerns about the uncertainty created by the Trump administration, despite avoiding the most severe cuts this year.

Scientists have made a significant discovery after studying whale urine, uncovering new insights that challenge previous understandings.

An expedition to Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier involves scientists, graduate students, and even seals to study the rapidly changing environment and install equipment beneath the ice to understand its melting.

Reporters and scientists are documenting expeditions to Antarctica, drawing attention to the continent's melting ice and the broader implications for climate change.

New research highlights the critical link between business and nature, while scientists warn against privately funded geoengineering. In the US, a key climate rule was revoked to favor cheaper, gas-powered cars.

Scientists have assessed the deadly Nipah virus, an infectious disease primarily transmitted by bats and first identified in Malaysia, as having a 'limited' spread.

Scientists have found new clues that suggest the possibility of past life on Mars, prompting further research into the planet's history.

Scientists have discovered an ancient, unassuming creature that is credited with inventing salads.

Scientists are researching genes that are believed to predate the last universal common ancestor of all life on Earth, offering new insights into the origins of life.

A new book chronicles the stories of scientists who faced ridicule, exile, and imprisonment for their accurate discoveries, celebrating their eventual vindication.

Chinese scientists have achieved a breakthrough by directly observing and manipulating prethermalisation, a critical transitional state in quantum systems, putting quantum chaos in 'slow motion'.

Scientists have discovered 5,000-year-old bacteria that are immune to 10 different antibiotics, raising concerns about ancient antibiotic resistance.

An unusual fossil, estimated to be several hundred million years old from the Carboniferous period, has been discovered, captivating scientists with its 'smiling' appearance and mysterious origins.

Figma's stock surged by 15% as the company reported accelerated growth driven by the monetization of its AI tools, such as Figma Make, while maintaining strong gross margins.

A trail camera has captured footage of a species not seen in 80 years, marking a rare 'rediscovery' and a 'fantastic surprise' for scientists.

A series called 'Lost Science' documents the stories of scientists whose jobs or funding have been cut by the Trump administration, highlighting a 'drastically changing' scientific landscape.

Scientists have released the first-ever footage of a rare fish species climbing waterfalls, highlighting the importance of direct field observations in scientific discovery.

Chinese researchers have developed a new method to mass produce 2D material wafers, which could lead to high-performance electronics.

Scientists are issuing warnings about the potential collapse of the Gulf Stream, a critical ocean current system, which could lead to severe global disruption and significant climate shifts.

In a pioneering effort, scientists in Australia are using innovative tagging methods to track 10,000 bogong moths across the Australian Alps to their breeding grounds, aiming to understand their migration patterns.

A new report highlights a growing phenomenon of 'nature anxiety' or biophobia, indicating that humans are increasingly losing touch with the natural environment. Experts offer ways to reconnect with nature.

Instacart has disclosed salary information for various positions, including data scientists and engineering managers. The company also hired software engineers and data scientists on H-1B visas last year.

Researchers are observing a growing discomfort with wild spaces, dubbed nature anxiety or biophobia, and are investigating its origins and potential remedies.

Researchers have reportedly identified the surprising underlying cause of painful side effects associated with statin medications, a breakthrough after years of investigation.

Scientists are studying the phenomenon of snakes evolving to become cannibals, exploring the underlying reasons for this unusual behavioral shift.

Letters from experts warn that significant funding cuts to physics research could devastate the next generation of scientists and hinder technological innovation.

Parts of the United States are experiencing extreme and unusual winter weather, leading to increased demand for firewood, pollution from melting snow, and canceled dog sledding events. Scientists are exploring potential links between these patterns and climate change.

The South Korean government plans to allocate $10 million annually to five research institutions to attract elite global scientists.

Scientists are investigating a compound found in aloe vera, beta sitosterol, as a potential breakthrough treatment for Alzheimer's disease, showing promising results in computer simulations.