Scientists unveil a new myxobacteria family with strong potential for generating new pharmaceutical products.
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Scientists reveal the structural mechanics behind the peacock feather-coloured light show provided by a species of brown algae.
Researchers from the ROOTS Cluster of Excellence discover the largest known Neolithic site in the Banat region of Serbia.
An innovative polymath from the Islamic Golden Age revived optics and engineered a lasting influence on science and art across the ages.
Scientists unite from across the globe, aligning fossil evidence with extensive genetic data to piece together the flowering plant tree of life.
Within the expansive mangrove forests of Cambodia, researchers reveal wondrous species diversity and vouch for habitat conservation.
Scientists confirm the speculation that a nitrogen-fixing bacterium has evolved from an endosymbiont or host cell resident into an incorporated host cell structure.
To what degree does cannabis consumption, frequency of use, and mode of consumption affect cognitive ability?
Research focusing on the analysis of living arrangements showed that Neanderthals were much more like Homo sapiens than we might suppose.
The Amazons of Greek myth really could have existed with new archeological evidence from Azerbaijan adding to historical records.
According to the latest research, giant and coastal redwoods are flourishing in the UK, home to over half a million of these majestic trees.
Building friendships in the animal kingdom is not a simple and quick transaction. Recent research reveals that the development of social bonds takes time with a gradual build-up of mutually beneficial interactions.
Scientists employ phylogenetic, morphometric, and machine learning analyses to identify mysterious fossil teeth from Morocco's Kem Kem beds.
Fossil evidence of two new species of ancient shark has been unearthed in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave system, dating to around 325 million years ago.
Scientists unveil research pointing towards a potential link between the composition of the gut microbiome and autism spectrum disorder.
Researchers point towards a dysfunctional immune clean-up crew as a potential proponent of type 2 diabetes progression in cases of obesity.
The University of California, Davis, receives $3 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to launch a new bird flight research center.
Researchers say that an ancient structure of the brain, known as the superior colliculus, might play a more important sensory role than first thought.
Researchers unveil a mechanism mediated by endogenous retroviruses in early embryo development, one that is integral to developmental progression.
A total of 85 early human footprints from 90,000 years ago have been recorded in North Africa, the first known for this area and most well-preserved.