Category Science

A new thermal pool has erupted onto the scene in Yellowstone National Park — slowly.  During routine surveys in mid-April 2025, park geologists noticed the new feature within the Norris…

Some people who’ve suffered through COVID-19 never quite feel 100 percent, stuck in the throes of a medical mystery centered around an impaired immune system. Long COVID isn’t fully understood…

In a society increasingly built on individuality and reliant on technology instead of face-to-face connection, it’s no surprise that people are feeling lonelier. The so-called “loneliness epidemic” has fueled a…

We’re all familiar with the scene: a person frantically clutching at their chest, reacting to a sudden, searing pain before dramatically collapsing on the ground, suffering from a heart attack.…

North America’s oldest known pterosaur — a creature roughly the size of a modern-day gull — would have glided over the tropical forests and braided rivers of equatorial Pangea, likely…

You’ve probably heard that you and your friends are on the same wavelength — that you’re attuned to each other and share similar opinions, ideas, and behaviors. While the phrase…

Assessing impact We believe it is the role of Digital Science to help the scientometrics community access information it needs to develop open, transparent research indicators. In Barcelona: A beautiful…

Key Takeaways on Parasitoid Wasps Parasitoid wasps lay their eggs in or on their hosts. The wasps’ larvae then consume the host, sometimes from the inside out. Parasitoid wasps can…

Over the last few decades, melting glaciers and erupting volcanoes are two events that have captured the attention of scientists and the general public alike. But have you ever thought…

Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RA) drugs, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, are often referred to as “miracle drugs” because they can help patients, especially those with diabetes, lose weight relatively…