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Unusual “hood” is the first known biological armor that protects against traumatic brain injury

Iron salt toothpaste darkened pearly whites

Thirteen-year-old Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology hopes to become a global science leader

University votes to consider ending all studies at Oregon National Primate Research Center. But cost and feasibility are still in doubt

Orbiting satellites will monitor changes in the stratosphere and on the planet’s surface

Damage to beam’s power supply marks latest setback for troubled Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research

New DNA analysis links Deep Maniots to Greece’s premedieval past

After a 12-year affiliation intended to address financial woes, the Marine Biological Laboratory returns to independence

Efforts to correct historic undercount of poor, immigrant, rural, and minority populations are at risk, critics say

New energy-absorbing designs and materials have revolutionized the iconic safety device

Researchers say they couldn’t find complete data for 10 trials that together enrolled tens of thousands of children in Guinea-Bissau

Coatings used by symbiotic residents of ant colonies may represent an evolutionary dead end

Team in China sends data with entangled atoms, neutralizing backdoor hardware threats

Finerenone boosts ovary function in mice and appears to help people with primary ovarian insufficiency produce mature eggs

Kanzi, a bonobo studied for his language skills, understood make-believe objects

Developed by and for academics, OpenScholar aims to improve searches of the ballooning scientific literature

New data detail how tiny forms of life rebounded much more quickly than previously believed

Ditching ghrelin genes may have helped a wide variety of reptiles deal with a boom-or-bust feeding schedule

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle decry disruptions to biomedical research under Jay Bhattacharya

Shed from the surfaces of astrocytes, “zombosomes” flit between cells, carrying proteins linked to disease