Articles by Jennifer Leman

Legal experts call upon audio forensics experts to unravel a puzzling mystery that has rocked the music industry.

As Hurricane Lane races toward Hawaii, some of the world’s most powerful telescopes prepare for wild weather.

Researchers discover that enzymes can be used to ward off the effects of damaging nerve agents.

New theoretical models help urban planners understand how residents think about clean air.

For seeds, it’s a race against time to create the chloroplasts they need to survive during the first 48 hours in the ground.

Algae and seaweed blooms in Greenland’s vast network of Arctic tidal pools offer shelter for some animals from an acidifying ocean.

Researchers find that wildfires are responsible for up to 20 percent of water flowing in some Western U.S. streams.

Satellite imagery and artificial intelligence could help speed disaster relief by quickly mapping landslides.