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The Trump administration has removed hundreds of federal climate datasets, deleted the National Climate Assessments, and shut down NOAA's climate.gov. Scientists are racing to rescue what remains.
Fresh imaging of RCW 86, the remnant of a supernova Chinese astronomers recorded as a guest star in AD 185, reveals new details about the oldest documented stellar explosion.
Climate Impact Lab projects poor countries will suffer 10 times more heat-related deaths than wealthy ones by 2050, with Sahel nations facing mortality rates surpassing current malaria death tolls.
A record-breaking March heat wave brings summer-like temperatures to the US Southwest, as scientists warn climate change is pushing dangerous heat earlier into the calendar year.
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.
A biotech company is testing a novel approach to produce pharmaceutical drugs inside chicken eggs, building on decades of egg-based vaccine manufacturing to slash production costs.
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.
An international study finds localized Mars dust storms push water vapor to 10 times normal levels in the atmosphere, revealing a new mechanism for the planet's ancient water loss.
The American Meteor Society reports fireball activity with sonic booms every three days since January, with 79% of mass sightings producing sonic booms in a historic outlier.
Helmholtz researchers discover a distinct molecular state in CD14+ monocytes called LC-Mo that correlates with fatigue and respiratory symptoms in Long COVID patients.
NASA unveiled SR-1 Freedom, a nuclear-electric spacecraft launching before end of 2028 that repurposes canceled Gateway hardware with a uranium fission reactor for the first US deep-space nuclear mission.
From Oxford spinouts to Cambridge genomics firms, 17 UK biotech startups are driving innovation in drug development, diagnostics, and precision medicine across Europe's most vibrant biotech hub.
