A new large herring observed in the Baltic Sea shows evidence of switching from a plankton diet to a fish diet, says new study.
A new large herring observed in the Baltic Sea shows evidence of switching from a plankton diet to a fish diet, says new study.
This device, so small that it escapes the sight of any microscope, has the potential to revolutionise fields such as personalised medicine and quantum devices.
Declining bee populations threaten food security and biodiversity. Understanding the foraging strategies of different bee’s can help support their conservation.
Researchers have uncovered over 200 dinosaur footprints and five lengthy trackways in an Oxfordshire quarry showing two species potentially living side-by-side.
A new study challenges the previous theories surrounding dark energy and the expansion of the Universe.
In recent years, wildfires have increased in frequency and intensity due to warmer and drier conditions as a result of climate change. New research finds that historic periods of climate change also exhibited increased wildfire activity.
Physicists have observed that the mass of particles depends on the direction in which they move. Understand what this means.
A new study shows that women are more likely to forget or not take secondary prevention medication after a stroke. Cholesterol-lowering drugs and blood thinners are particularly affected.
Although they promise to kill 99.9% of microbes, there is always a margin of survival. Discover the reasons behind this microscopic "immunity" and what it means for everyday cleaning.
Autism ranks among top 10 youth health burdens, global study reveals.
NASA is launching a new generation of retroreflectors that will improve measurements between Earth and the Moon, supporting the Artemis missions and future explorations. These precision tools will expand lunar knowledge, testing fundamental theories such as general relativity.
Medical and social advances are allowing more and more people to surpass 100 years. However, supercentenarians remain a mystery for science.