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Clues hidden in leaf fossils reveal shift to vegetation that smolders rather than flares.
Few undergrads will enter careers in academia, but their training is geared to it.
Scientists place some of the world's most bizarre and beautiful soil dwellers on display.
In a new book, Sean Carroll brings together physics and philosophy while advocating for "poetic naturalism."
Iceland's long genealogical records show that you have more in common with your siblings than your parents.
Only the biggest waves can stir up warm water in ocean depths.
The technology could be used to improve virtual reality experiences and keep counterfeiters at bay.
"Young" rocks from gigantic volcanic eruptions are helping scientists peer back 4.5 billion years.
Study challenges claim that sanctioned wolf killing curbs poaching.
Astronomers examine pairs of tiny colliding galaxies, twisting each other and tugging at their clouds of gas.
A new movie tells the story of an underdog Indian mathematician.