Category Science

More than 200 million years ago, some deep-sea fish may have been listening to their surroundings in an unexpected way — not just with their ears, but with their lungs.…

How explainable AI and interconnected research intelligence protect national innovation against emerging geopolitical threats U.S. federal mandates now define AI as critical national infrastructure, requiring responsible and transparent deployment. However,…

Global science is now a battleground for influence. Traditional oversight tools leave agencies blind to hidden affiliations, manipulated publication networks, and funding flows tied to adversaries. These blind spots aren’t…

Decode research’s societal impact and see what drives attention – combining Altmetric’s data insights with powerful GenAI narratives London, UK – Thursday 26 March 2026 Digital Science, a leading technology…

Before birds or bats took flight, the skies were filled with insects, and some of them were enormous. Around 300 million years ago, dragonfly-like creatures with wingspans reaching 27 inches…

Early humans in Europe weren’t the only ones moving across the landscape. Dogs were traveling with them. In the largest study of its kind, published in Nature, researchers found that…

Two giant planets are actively forming around a young star at the same time, something astronomers have only observed once before. Known as WISPIT 2, the system provides a direct…

London, UK / Bolzano, Italy – Wednesday 25 March 2026 Digital Science, a technology company providing innovative solutions to stakeholders across the research ecosystem, is pleased to announce the acquisition…

During their final years, the dwindling Neanderthal population in Europe was drained of its genetic diversity; the last members of this dying species came from just a single lineage, which…

While it may not seem like humans and penguins have much in common, penguins can be a valuable model for understanding human aging, and are a key reason why researchers…