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Driven by the pain of endometriosis, this scientist is uncovering clues to its causes

Katie Burns is helping reveal the immune system’s role in the long-neglected disease

Katie Burns is helping reveal the immune system’s role in the long-neglected disease
Author Meredith WadmanPosted on August 21, 2025

DNA from ancient bones reveals how Indigenous Americans got their mucus

Neanderthals and Denisovans passed along gene that provides a sticky shield against germs

Neanderthals and Denisovans passed along gene that provides a sticky shield against germs
Author Michael PricePosted on August 21, 2025

Watch this oil droplet bounce endlessly, like a tiny basketball

Dancing droplets could lead to new ways to control fluids and might even provide insight into quantum mechanics

Dancing droplets could lead to new ways to control fluids and might even provide insight into quantum mechanics
Author Adrian ChoPosted on August 21, 2025

Neutrino astronomers set biggest traps ever for messengers from cosmic accelerators

Country-size array of radio antennas could trace ultra–high-energy particles back to supernovae and black holes

Country-size array of radio antennas could trace ultra–high-energy particles back to supernovae and black holes
Author Daniel CleryPosted on August 20, 2025

Massive tropical bat is surprisingly family oriented, rare videos show

New footage reveals spectral bats “hugging,” playing, and bringing food to their young

New footage reveals spectral bats “hugging,” playing, and bringing food to their young
Author Jasmin GalvanPosted on August 20, 2025

Facing ‘impossible’ workload, USDA struggles to oversee lab animal welfare

Shrinking staff and other handicaps threaten enforcement of federal law that protects research animals

Shrinking staff and other handicaps threaten enforcement of federal law that protects research animals
Author David GrimmPosted on August 19, 2025

As Alaska’s salmon plummet, scientists home in on the killer

Chinook in the Yukon River appear to be particularly vulnerable to a common parasite—and warming waters may be abetting the infection

Chinook in the Yukon River appear to be particularly vulnerable to a common parasite—and warming waters may be abetting the infection
Author Warren CornwallPosted on August 18, 2025

NIH director orders new review of grants in outline of top research priorities

Many topics on Bhattacharya’s list are familiar, but order to re-evaluate grants draws concerns

Many topics on Bhattacharya’s list are familiar, but order to re-evaluate grants draws concerns
Author Jocelyn KaiserPosted on August 15, 2025

Fossilized fish trails reveal earliest steps out of water

Possible lungfish tracks could push back animal migration onto land by 10 million years

Possible lungfish tracks could push back animal migration onto land by 10 million years
Author Taylor Mitchell BrownPosted on August 15, 2025

Don’t blame the algorithm: Polarization may be inherent in social media

In simulations, AI-generated users of stripped-down social media without content algorithms still split into polarized echo chambers

In simulations, AI-generated users of stripped-down social media without content algorithms still split into polarized echo chambers
Author Hannah RichterPosted on August 15, 2025

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