A 1,000-year record preserved in Galápagos corals suggests strong El Niño events have become more frequent as the planet has warmed. The findings add to evidence that climate change may be altering one of Earth’s major climate patterns.
Cyborg cockroaches could steer, immobilize, and deliver life-saving drugs in disaster zones, offering a potential leap in rescue medicine.
How did medical misinformation go from the margins to the mainstream—and what does it mean for our health?
Join us in the exploration of why we fall for medical myths, how social media fuels misinformation, and how public health reached this troubling point.
Detecting gravity at the quantum level moves from theory to testable experiments, reshaping our view of spacetime and the universe.
Roman telescope launches, opening new horizons in exoplanet imaging and cosmic mapping, as part of NASA’s open-data, multi-telescope network.
Come join our book club! Whether you’re a casual reader or a total bookworm, we’re diving into a new story every month, sharing thoughts, laughs, and insights. This month, the Book Club will be discussing the book Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy by Mary Roach.
AI-assisted research training shows how to embed AI in learning to improve critical thinking and create verifiable, evidence-based research questions.
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A new study demonstrates electricity-free elastocaloric cooling using nickel-titanium foils, hinting at scalable, waste-heat powered datacenter cooling.
