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Unprecedented hole opened up in Antarctic winter sea ice
Scientists take a radiometer for a spin in a hot-air balloon
The Solar System could die one billion times earlier than thought
Author Correction: Anodic Pd membrane H<sub>2</sub> extraction enhances thermochemical dehydrogenation
Brain organoids grafted into cortex-free mice will advance human brain research
Nobel physics prize awarded for detection of cosmic neutrinos
Circular DNA exposes a weakness in cancer cells
Cells, who needs them? Biochemists turn to proteins in a tube
Why smart glasses are about to create a major privacy crisis
How digital breakdowns affect supply chains — and endanger the global economy
Rising numbers of Asian and African PhD students choose to study in China
AI could undermine scientific independence in subtle ways
Preprints must not leak sensitive research information
The Great Barrier Reef requires special attention in the developing super El Niño
Maintaining global science collaboration during conflict requires fairer rules
The birth of neutrino astronomy nets Nobel Prize in Physics
Francis Halzen honored for the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, which discovers ghostly particles from the distant universe and tracks their origins
Exclusive: Archaeology megafirm abruptly shuts down
Chronicle Heritage was largest U.S. cultural resources management company
A few drops of this Japanese tree oil may help you sleep more soundly
In a small study, sleeping near the scent of Hinoki root essential oil was linked to fewer nighttime awakenings, better morning alertness, and brain-wave changes associated with smoother sleep onset. The findings suggest an overlooked forestry byproduct could someday become a natural ingredient in sleep and relaxation products.
Possible plague death at a Siberian lab baffles scientists
Much is unclear about the tragedy, but plague researchers say there is “zero” chance of an epidemic
November elections may bring little relief for scientists beleaguered by Trump
If Democrats win one or both chambers of Congress, investigations are likely, but meaningful change may be elusive