Evidence from millions of research papers suggests AI boosts individual output while concentrating research in data-rich fields.
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Microscopic growth markers preserved in fossil bone suggest the predator continued adding mass well into adulthood.
New research shows that long-term, low-dose exposure accelerates biological aging without causing obvious toxicity, reducing survival in exposed fish populations.
Rocks returned from the Moon’s far side trace back to an ancient collision so powerful that it reshaped the interior and sent its two hemispheres down different evolutionary paths.
Subtle differences in DNA may help explain why floppy ears grow to dramatically different lengths across dog breeds, according to new research.
Penn engineers have shown that bubbles in wet foam never truly settle, even when the foam looks still. The surprising part is the maths matches how deep learning systems train
A lake of meltwater that formed in the mid-1990s in Greenland's 79°N glacier has been draining suddenly through cracks and vertical ice channels
The Earth’s magnetic North Pole continues to move, according to the latest version of the World Magnetic Model 2025, developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in collaboration with the British Geological Survey.
Scientists cannot predict earthquakes, but a new and powerful advance in modelling may help us understand their risks faster than ever.
Scientists from the University of Oxford have tested whether high energy beams could be used to deflect an asteroid on a collision course with Earth, experimenting on a small meteorite and uncovering results that challenged expectations about planetary defence strategies.
An experiment with mice and plants detected ultraweak light emissions that decrease after death. This finding reignites the debate over “biophotons” and opens the door to new non-invasive diagnostic tools.
The Arctic is seeing fires burning larger, hotter and longer than they ever have in previous decades, according to NASA researchers. This can be tied to the region’s rapidly changing climate.