The first test of micro-machines on a living mouse marks a breakthrough in the field of nano-robotics
Diseases known to affect commercial bees are having a troubling impact on the wild population
Loggerhead turtles remember the magnetic fingerprint of the beach where they were born
2014 beats out previous record holders even without El Niño’s warming powers
Prototype retainer could be a more cost-effective alternative to cochlear implants
High-res images of Mars' surface identify a long-missing probe and suggests that bad luck—rather than human error—caused the loss
New images show Falcon 9’s dramatic crash landing
A large-scale study estimates that twice as many deaths can be chalked up to lack of exercise than can be blamed on being obese
Japanese scientists have uncovered an unlikely source to aid in the extraction and recycling of rare earth metals
We may not be done learning about our own solar system
As conservators work to restore and protect America’s gray wolf population, one wide-ranging male has finally found a pack to call his own
Toystory, a Wisconsin “dream bull,” had more than half a million offspring at last count and is the stuff of legend.
A sad fate: Ignes Semmelweis, a maternity doctor who fought for hospital sanitation, died of sepsis
Twelve volunteers were supposed to one whole GMO banana each — but so far they have eat zero
Why you'll thrive in some neighborhoods (and feel miserable in others)
This defies scientists’ former assumption that great apes just couldn’t learn new calls
Bowhead songs have been elusive, but researchers managed to record 12 unique songs using hydrophones
A few recent discovering on the strange fungus wiping out North American bat colonies give reason to hope
How many ways can life exist? Some recently discovered microbes can live on a cathode, apparently without the need for a carbon food-source
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