Scientific research news featuring peer-reviewed studies, laboratory breakthroughs, clinical trials, and the latest findings across physics, chemistry, and biology.
A major international collaboration has pinned the Hubble constant at 73.50 km/s/Mpc with better than 1% precision, confirming the Hubble tension is real and cannot be explained by measurement error. Cosmology may need new physics.
Synchrotron imaging reveals Pohlsepia mazonensis, the 300-million-year-old specimen with a Guinness World Record, was actually a nautiloid, rewriting cephalopod evolutionary history.
University of Konstanz researchers demonstrated friction between non-touching objects driven by competing magnetic orders, challenging Amontons' 300-year-old friction laws and opening the door to frictional metamaterials.
CSIRO-led marine scientists confirmed over 110 new-to-science fish and invertebrate species in the Coral Sea Marine Park, with the final count expected to exceed 200 after full DNA analysis.
The AI Scientist system from UBC wrote a machine learning paper without human involvement and had it accepted at an ICLR workshop, producing the result in 15 hours at a cost of around $140.
Researchers on Cape Cod uncover the oldest known recordings of whale sounds in archival collections, offering new insights into how cetacean communication has evolved over decades.
Helmholtz researchers discover a distinct molecular state in CD14+ monocytes called LC-Mo that correlates with fatigue and respiratory symptoms in Long COVID patients.
Researchers at Kyushu University achieve 130% quantum yield using a molybdenum spin-flip emitter to harvest multiplied energy from singlet fission, exceeding the traditional solar efficiency limit.
