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A major new study finds North America's bird decline is not just about rare species, it is the common birds that are disappearing fastest, mostly due to land-use change.

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Human speech may have a universal transmission rate (2019)

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A century of fishing and warming seas has altered the genome of migratory Atlantic cod

46 hours ago science.org environment

Contrarian climate assessment from U.S. government draws pushback

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A new mRNA vaccine against HIV elicited tier 2 neutralizing antibodies in 80% of vaccinees, finds a new clinical trial

3 days ago science.org medicine mrna trial vaccine

Increasing solar power could lead to significant cuts in CO2 emissions. Researchers estimated that a 15% increase in U.S

4 days ago science.org environment

SARS-CoV-2 induces Alzheimer’s disease–related amyloid-β pathology in ex vivo human retinal explants and retinal organoids

10 days ago science.org neuroscience

A new study used AI to test what makes political talk better. Tone, reasoning, and compromise helped; partisanship did not

10 days ago science.org ai psychology

LLM-assisted writing in biomedical publications through excess vocabulary

32 days ago science.org

This study of 58,000+ families found sex at birth is not a perfect coin toss

16 days ago science.org genetics

Early universe's 'little red dots' may be black hole stars

4 days ago science.org space universe

Peacock feathers can be lasers

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Taxonomically distinct diatom viruses differentially impact microbial processing of organic matter - Science Advances

14 days ago science.org biology

Freshwater is vanishing at an alarming pace, a new global study reveals

9 days ago science.org environment

Despite warming trends, the US still gets hit by brutal cold snaps

23 days ago science.org environment

A new study created the first mice that glow all on their own, no chemicals or injections required

21 days ago science.org health

A new study reveals that nearly half of coastal marine protected areas worldwide still face industrial fishing, most of it untracked

8 days ago science.org environment

Octopuses fall for the ‘rubber arm’ illusion, just like us experiment shows octopuses feel body ownership, a trait previously seen only in mammals.

11 days ago science.org arm

A new study maps global hotspots for disease outbreaks, showing how climate change, deforestation, and crowded cities are creating the conditions for the next epidemic.

8 days ago science.org disease health

Irrelevant facts about cats added to math problems increase LLM errors by 300%

5 days ago science.org llm math

Biohybrid micro-robot based on tiny plankton delivers drugs to kidney in mice via deep tissue penetration and autonomous navigation in complex branching channels

13 days ago science.org medicine

A new study finds US media are far more likely to cover archaeology from the UK, Israel, and Australia, while research on China is often overlooked.

31 days ago science.org australia china media

NSF plans end to lone U.S. Antarctic research icebreaker

6 days ago science.org antarctica

Sleep all comes down to the mitochondria

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U.S. abandons hunt for signal of cosmic inflation

23 days ago science.org signal space

Gemini North telescope discovers long-predicted stellar companion of Betelgeuse

12 days ago science.org

Widespread presence of bone marrow–like hematopoietic stem cell niche in invertebrate skeletons

29 days ago science.org biology

SSRIs as Cancer Therapy

5 days ago science.org cancer

Phenome-wide analysis of diseases in relation to sleep traits

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Robot metabolism: Toward machines that can grow by consuming other machines

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