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To unearth their past, Amazonian people turn to ‘a language white men understand’

A model partnership between archaeologists and the Kuikuro people has helped rewrite the history of early Amazonian societies

A model partnership between archaeologists and the Kuikuro people has helped rewrite the history of early Amazonian societies
Author Sofia MoutinhoPosted on November 6, 2025

Mystery group lived in central Argentina for millennia, ancient DNA reveals

New study fills major gap in genetic map of ancient human migrations

New study fills major gap in genetic map of ancient human migrations
Author Andrew CurryPosted on November 5, 2025

Researchers ‘decode’ Mandarin Chinese from neural signals

Advances in brain-computer interfaces could help millions who use tonal languages speak again after stroke or disease

Advances in brain-computer interfaces could help millions who use tonal languages speak again after stroke or disease
Author Jennie Erin SmithPosted on November 5, 2025

Simple mix of enzymes shows how information arises out of chemical chaos

Roots of computational intelligence may lie deeper in matter than scientists thought

Roots of computational intelligence may lie deeper in matter than scientists thought
Author Anirban MukhopadhyayPosted on November 5, 2025

Canada’s new budget aims to lure U.S. researchers to relocate

Spending plan also calls for smaller research spending cut than feared

Spending plan also calls for smaller research spending cut than feared
Author Brian OwensPosted on November 5, 2025

Australia’s red rocks hold mysteriously detailed fossils. We finally know how they formed

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

Chemical analysis could help predict locations of other ancient sites with impeccable fossils
Author Taylor Mitchell BrownPosted on November 4, 2025

Startup pioneers subscription service for space-based astronomy

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

Blue Skies Space will sell data from its tiny, low-cost UV telescope
Author Daniel CleryPosted on November 4, 2025

<em>Science</em>’s ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ contest is open again!

For the first time, there’s a special prize for an AI-generated dance

For the first time, there’s a special prize for an AI-generated dance
Author Science News StaffPosted on November 4, 2025

U.K. science sector is ‘bleeding to death,’ lawmakers say in alarming report

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

House of Lords committee urges government to stem exodus of science and technology companies
Author Cathleen O’GradyPosted on November 4, 2025

Have physicists finally solved the ‘golfer’s curse’?

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

Team says it has hit on an explanation for heartbreaking “lip outs”
Author Anna DemmingPosted on November 4, 2025

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