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X-ray analysis of bony scale shows vertebrates developed ability to remodel and repair bone much earlier than thought

Glare from proposed green hydrogen plant could degrade views of distant universe

Imaging study of people with aphantasia reveals differences—but not a complete deficit—in visual processing area

The Bird's Foot, critical for shipping and wildlife, is “one of the most threatened places in America”

Studies suggest mammals’ external ears carry unexpected type of cartilage and rely on the same genetic instructions as gills

Measuring levels of thousands of proteins in the blood of half a million people could suggest treatments and diagnostic tools, researchers say

Exodus from the Journal of Human Evolution leaves a flagship journal in crisis

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Two options both promise to trim billions from mission’s cost

Platform fosters collegial interactions among scientists, but potentially limits interactions beyond the academic community

Biologists Olesia Sokur and Ihor Zyma died in their Kyiv apartment

Ice cores show ancient silver production produced lead levels high enough to lower some people’s IQ

The public needs context about unreviewed manuscripts, survey suggests

Longtime MIT professor served as the first director of research in the Department of Energy

The first clinical trial of zebrafish embryos acting as cancer “avatars” will start soon

Ecologists differ on whether to steer recovery or let nature take its course

Five years after SARS-CoV-2 surfaced, scientists reflect and look ahead to the next threat

Tiny transmitters reveal at least one bat species is surprisingly flexible in its migration timing and pathfinding