Plants on remote islands get less disease — but isolation reshapes which species dominate, and those species are the most ...

A global study led by UC Riverside uncovers 250 human-made chemicals in oceans, from industrial chemicals to pharmaceuticals.

On the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, POWER visits the site to document the decommissioning effort and ...

A sweeping genetic survey of Antarctic waters reveals a hidden microbial world with untold influence on Earth’s climate.

Project lead Kristine Moody, center, joins the team behind the eDNA-bot as they gather around an early version of the device.

The Shenyang Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in collaboration with Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University, has successfully developed a diatom-derived magnetic ...

AI has pushed society into a period of tumult and confusion. What comes next will determine if humanity remains the author of its own story, or if it is quietly written out ...

That crystal-clear mountain lake might look refreshing on a long hike, but experts warn outdoor adventurers that drinking it ...

Manchester researchers have secured nearly £1 million from UKRI to develop miniature snail inspired soft robots capable of ...

A specialized training program in northern Finland is preparing scientists to dive beneath frozen Arctic and Antarctic waters ...

Biotechnology for agriculture uses science to improve crops, making them stronger and more productive. Tools like gene editing and beneficial microbes are key to these advances. This technology helps ...