A call for the public to share their experiences on the health impacts of wireless technologies has raised eyebrows among ...

In the middle of a forest, surrounded by a flickering insect constellation, your first thought is likely, “This feels magical,” followed by questions like, “Why do fireflies glimmer, anyway?” or “How ...

(Inside Science) -- On July 20, 1969, just before 11 p.m. Eastern time, Neil Armstrong planted the first human footprints on another world. It was a defining moment in a journey that had transfixed ...

Female bonobos groom one another in the Luo Scientific Reserve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (Inside Science) -- When bonobos lounge in a fruit tree in the Luo Scientific Reserve in the ...

(Inside Science) -- Birds do it. Bees do it. And, of course, humans do it. Sex is almost universal, and most animals -- including ostensibly simple creatures like the fruit fly -- seem to like it. But ...

(Inside Science) -- Rabies has struck terror into human hearts for millennia. Friendly dogs and shy wildlife turn ferocious under its influence, spreading the ...

(Inside Science) -- It’s the first week of the baseball season and therefore a time for optimism, spring and rebirth. But during this year’s spring training at least five pitchers expected to play ...

The ruling put on hold DHS’s plan to cap international student stays at four years, but did not resolve the uncertainty ...

The agency issued a memo last week laying out several grantmaking changes, including a new office for metascience.

NSF and the Department of Commerce have scrubbed references to the dangers of political interference in science from official ...

A reinforcement learning agent trained on numerical simulations of cardiac arrhythmia reduced the amplitude of pulses used to ...

The authors found that plasmas with higher initial photo-electron energy create larger electric fields. They also used the ...