Category Science

Digital Science, Figshare and Springer Nature publish the new results in The State of Open Data 2025: A Decade of Progress and Challenges London | New York | Berlin, 26…

Dogs can detect cancer by smell, according to a new study in which trained dogs identified hemangiosarcoma, an aggressive blood-vessel cancer, in blood samples. Cancer is a leading cause of…

Glioblastoma is the diagnosis no one wants to get. Due to its rapid and invasive growth, combined with resistance to common forms of treatment, this most aggressive form of brain…

Microorganisms rarely live alone. Instead, they form dense, organized communities known as biofilms, structured assemblies of bacteria, fungi, and other microbes embedded in a shared matrix. These communities coat plant…

While modern-day kangaroos are well known for their hopping abilities, their giant ancestors likely didn’t hop from place to place because of their large size. However, new research may have…

As many parts of North America get ready for a surge of cold weather, opening your windows is the last thing on people’s minds. However, a growing number of homeowners…

We live in a world that demands our attention. Sitting down to eat dinner? May as well scroll through the dozens of videos a friend sent. Trying to get some…

Key Takeaways for Bacteria On Mars Bacteria can lie dormant for long periods of time and eventually be resuscitated. While looking for bacteria on Mars, experts need to keep this…

Whales returning to the Gulf of St. Lawrence are increasingly sharing the same food, a trend that reflects how warming waters and changing prey are reshaping one of the North…

Sometimes, it just takes one researcher picking up on a single inconsistency to uncover how an earthquake long believed to be one of the most devastating in Greece’s history was…