The pulp magazines that featured 20th-century fantasy and science fiction were fronted by illustrations that could be ...

Welcome back to Birdbrained Science! After discussing odd animal-derived substances last week (for now), we’re going back to natural phenomena for this edition.

In the waters off South Korea, a modest sea sponge produces a molecule so unusual that chemists spent 14 years trying to make it. Now, a team at Yale has finally succeeded. Their success, published in ...

A varied selection of 38 new books to give this holiday season, with a strong Wisconsin emphasis, including picks for ...

F1 teams have been using more special liveries for their cars in recent years. This is how the complicated design process ...

A research team has developed a simple, efficient in situ RT-PCR method that precisely detects gene expression in specific ...

While other parts of China grow more “involuted”, marked by excessive competition and pressure, observers and locals say ...

The artist, who exhibited eight paintings in the Grande Galerie de l'Évolution natural museum in Paris, draws on a scientific approach to recreate the generative processes of natural forms on canvas.

The tardigrade’s secret, we learn, lies in its ability “to live without that most precious resource of life”: In times of ...

Viral claims say interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is sending alien signals. Scientists confirm: the 'signals' are just natural ...

One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.