Alissa de Chassey • October 9, 2025
László Krasznahorkai has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his philosophical, apocalyptic and hallucinatory novels
Madeline Shaw • October 8, 2025
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi jointly awarded for their work developing new porous materials with wide-ranging applications
Isabel Gil • October 7, 2025
A trio of physicists won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for demonstrating quantum mechanics on a macroscopic scale.
Sarah Hofmann • October 6, 2025
The scientists’ identification of regulatory T cells furthered understanding of the immune system
Leslie Liang • September 30, 2025
After 30 years as a street recycler, Josefa Marín is now running a non-profit redemption center and bringing much-needed support to a nearly invisible community
Marta Hill • September 17, 2025
U.S. science has been in a state of upheaval since the start of Trump's second term. Can gold standard science prevail?
Tom Brown, Leslie Liang • September 17, 2025
How the Gold Standard became tarnished
Perri Thaler • September 17, 2025
Citizen science is under threat, despite what the Trump administration says it wants
Rambo Talabong • September 17, 2025
As Trump’s second term disrupts climate, health and science policy, reporters on the front share how they cover it all.
Lauren Schneider • September 17, 2025
In some labs, mounting inconveniences feel like busywork that distracts from research.
Pragathi Ravi • September 17, 2025
An interview with a conservation expert paints a grim picture for the policy and science governing the coastal USA
Trump’s budget cuts threaten national parks, wildlife refuges and the science behind them
Gaea Cabico, Miriam Bahagijo • September 17, 2025
The loss of senior officials, scientists and other specialists might lead to the loss of institutional knowledge that’s been built up and maintained for years
K.R. Callaway • September 17, 2025
Slashed budgets and diminished staffing at key NOAA offices could have devastating impacts on U.S. disaster preparedness and day-to-day forecasts
Marta Hill • September 17, 2025
“It feels like right now, this moment, there's like an existential threat to the largest scientific endeavor in the world,” says NYU assistant professor Grace Lindsay
Marta Hill • August 3, 2025
Aaron Wightman spends early spring days tap troubleshooting and syrup processing, but he thinks about climate change, too.