A new study warns that if left unchecked, the risk of fire damage to buildings will nearly triple by 2060, particularly in areas with high poverty and housing burdens.
A team of scientists has begun attaching tiny tracking devices to hundreds of monarch butterflies to monitor their movements in real-time. The study aims to identify key areas for conservation and help safeguard the future of these vital pollinators.
A new study has found that individuals whose political views closely align with those around them are less likely to vote, while those with moderately differing views tend to have higher voter turnout rates.
Researchers at Simon Fraser University have found that large-scale reforestation efforts can alter land surface properties and lead to changes in temperature.
A study published in Evolution reveals that European flounders can live and reproduce entirely in freshwater, contradicting previous assumptions about their habitat requirements.
A team of scientists has found evidence of ancient blood in a 115 million-year-old dinosaur fossil, suggesting that remnants of red blood cells and heme are present.
A new study suggests that temporarily zapping a specific area of the brain can improve performance on mentally demanding tasks, but at a cost to motivation and energy levels.
A rare instance of interspecies intimacy has been observed on an Ethiopian plateau, where a bull and a male donkey have formed a long-term sexual bond.
A new study has made a groundbreaking estimate of the amount of carbon dioxide produced by human metabolism globally each year. The research estimates that this figure stands at a...
The NASA rover is testing how Martian dust affects spacesuit materials as it explores the Martian terrain.
A study spanning four continents has found conifers planted in the Southern Hemisphere exhibit faster growth rates and drought tolerance compared to their native counterparts.
Researchers from Marburg University have made a groundbreaking discovery in Egypt by identifying plant-based substances used in ancient Egyptian mummification, shedding new light on this fascinating field.
A study analyzing the voting habits of 30 million workers across 377,000 employers found that employees are more likely to vote if they work for an employer with a strong track record of civic engagement.
Researchers created a virtual reality environment to observe how individual fish interact with their digital peers.
Researchers have developed a novel approach to studying microbats using citizen science in Western Australia.
Researchers at a leading university have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of virology and molecular biology. A gene for a tandem potassium channel, a complex protein essential for human physiology, has been identified in an algal virus.
A recent study published in Communications Psychology revealed a paradoxical trend where users prefer human connection over AI-generated empathy.
Archaeologists in Poland have made an extraordinary discovery at Łysa Góra, a fortified Iron Age settlement located on a sand dune between the Orzyc River and a lake.
A new study has mapped the spatial relationships between organs in the human urogenital system during embryonic development.
A new system called SmartPE has been developed to improve prime editing efficiency in certain crops.
