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Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 260-261, January 2026.
Growing pains
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 322-322, January 2026.
Transforming mental health research and care through artificial intelligence
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 249-258, January 2026.
Complex mesoscale landscapes beneath Antarctica mapped from space
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 314-319, January 2026.
Paleogeography modulates marine extinction risk throughout the Phanerozoic
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 285-289, January 2026.
The photohydrolysis of furans
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 267-274, January 2026.
Low-frequency earthquakes track the motion of a captured slab fragment
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 294-299, January 2026.
Ablation of Prdm16 and beige fat identity causes vascular remodeling and elevated blood pressure
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 306-313, January 2026.
Chronic low-dose exposure to chlorpyrifos reduces life span in a wild fish by accelerating aging
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 275-279, January 2026.
A sudden change and recovery in the magnetic environment around a repeating fast radio burst
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 280-284, January 2026.
Careful science is valuable, regardless of results
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 246-246, January 2026.
The branching legacies of America’s past
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6782, Page 245-245, January 2026.
Metallic θ-phase tantalum nitride has a thermal conductivity triple that of copper
Science, Volume 391, Issue 6786, Page 707-711, February 2026.
Illegal miners have forced Peru’s oldest environmental research station to suspend work
Staff at the Panguana biological research station have received death threats
What’s below Antarctica’s ice? New map provides clearest view yet
Technique could improve models of how ice flows, bolstering predictions of sea level rise
Scientists turn cells’ most mysterious structures into spies on genetic activity
Enigmatic ‘vaults’ can be engineered to eavesdrop on RNA, aiding cancer studies and more
On a Galápagos island, a ‘restoration project on steroids’
A multimillion-dollar plan aims to undo centuries of destruction on islands made famous by Darwin
In fish, low doses of common pesticide speed aging and death
Polluted lakes and lab experiments highlight harms of chronic exposure to chlorpyrifos
Chinese telescope in Antarctica probes uncharted heavenly radiation
Terahertz instrument at Dome A, world’s driest spot, traces the faint glow of gases beyond other telescopes’ reach
Stability of non-canonical nucleic acid structure as a potential modulator of cell fate
Cellular morphological changes occur during cell life and diseases, such as senescence and cancer. Although the cellular conditions should be varied with the morphology changes, there have been no attempts to understand the cellular morphological changes by focusing on the intracellular molecular environment and elucidating the behaviour of nucleic acids. Nucleic acids can form hierarchical secondary and higher-order structures due to intermolecular interactions and other factors. Additionally,...