House of Lords committee urges government to stem exodus of science and technology companies

Team says it has hit on an explanation for heartbreaking “lip outs”

Chemical analysis could help predict locations of other ancient sites with impeccable fossils

Scientists fear merger of Department of Energy advisory committees that gave them their voices at agency

Satellite imagery reveals an unexpected shift in tree lines—but it may not have anything to do with climate change

Blue Skies Space will sell data from its tiny, low-cost UV telescope

For the first time, there’s a special prize for a research-themed dance generated by an artificial intelligence program

Paleontologists use drones and brightly colored lichen to search for fossils in the Canadian Badlands

Tides and glacial earthquakes caused record ice loss at Hektoria Glacier

New study reinforces worries about “mass production of junk” by unscrupulous scholars aiming to pad their CVs

Study shows the influx allowed U.S. programs to expand enrollment and also benefited local businesses

Horizon Europe’s push for free inquiry clashes with Egypt’s human rights record, critics say

Scientists finally solve mystery of ammolite’s brilliant reds, greens, and blues

Study finds fresh evidence for Nanotyrannus, a dinosaur whose existence has long been debated

Researchers dismayed by the targeting of Preventing Chronic Disease’s editorial staff

Wood from gravesites can help reconstruct historic temperatures, floods, and droughts

Advance in Fischer-Tropsch process could make coal-to-liquid plants cleaner

Researchers are competing to make “virtual cells” that could transform biomedicine by predicting gene activity and more

Study is first to suggest our closest relatives think about their own thoughts

Ridglan Farms has agreed to stop selling beagles for scientific studies, leaving just one major U.S. supplier

Universities aren’t training the specialists needed to exploit the country’s rich resources

Ocean planets could arise from rocks reacting with thick hydrogen atmospheres, lab experiments show

Synthetic cocktail of llama and alpaca “nanobodies” protected mice from venoms of 17 snakes

Volunteers who swallowed disease-causing bacteria were less likely to get sick after an oral vaccine