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Kohava Mendelsohn • May 29, 2024
Scientists create new magnetic material with potential applications in prototyping, healthcare and soft robotics
Avery Orrall • May 6, 2024
Sigrid Jakob and other citizen mycologists are classifying fungal species before they disappear.
Kohava Mendelsohn • April 2, 2024
What was the robotic police officer in Times Square station doing?
Dawn Attride • April 1, 2024
Current psychiatric drug use trends in kids may do more harm than good, experts say
Gayoung Lee • March 20, 2024
Anxiety, envy, embarrassment and boredom are the emotions of puberty in Inside Out 2. Here’s what psychologists have to say about them
Alexa Robles-Gil • March 19, 2024
Dengue cases in Mexico have more than tripled. What does this mean for tourism?
Gayoung Lee • March 15, 2024
The inside scoop on a mathematics fever dream turned artistic playground for all math lovers (and haters too)
Carrie Klein • March 14, 2024
These tiny, transparent frogs clump their red blood cells together to blend into their surroundings — without ever forming deathly clots
Carrie Klein • March 13, 2024
Billions will likely emerge across the eastern half of the US this spring, but climate change is a wild card
Olivia Gieger • March 8, 2024
The risks are low but rising, so cook your shellfish and cover your cuts before swimming
Nana Mohammed • March 7, 2024
Millions of Sub-Saharan Africans have been forced to flee their homes in recent years. Is it due to climate change or conflict? The government can't decide
Kohava Mendelsohn • February 21, 2024
The scientific community is still divided on the effects of social media on your mental health
Olivia Gieger • February 19, 2024
What New Zealand’s bird of the century contest can teach us about conservation
Carrie Klein • February 18, 2024
The tests made to keep bots out of websites aren’t working anymore
Kohava Mendelsohn • February 5, 2024
Our love of celebrities can be explained by psychology — but be careful not to go overboard