First-of-its-kind study shows how human-generated sound could harm the ability of seagrass to store energy and detect gravity.
When their homes burn, male red-backed fairywrens fail to develop their brilliant plumage.
New e-skin can withstand profuse sweating, resulting in more accurate readings of biomedical measurements.
Science and baking go hand in hand to make delicious treats even better.
Researchers design and synthesize a material with very low thermal conductivity, which could be used to convert waste heat to electricity.
As climate change melts away frozen landscapes, scientists rush to discover all they can about the tiny organisms that thrive on ice.
New research uncovers the cellular basis of fractal patterns in Romanesco and cauliflower.
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