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SciencePeer Bork, 62, Architect of Microbial Mapping, Passes Away
Bioinformatician Peer Bork, 62, who mapped microbial worlds from East Berlin, died. His work advanced microbiome understanding.
ScienceScientists believe they found Loki, galaxy eaten by Milky Way
Scientists identify star group as Loki, a galaxy consumed by the Milky Way approximately 10 billion years ago.
ScienceScience Cuts Threaten National Security
April 28 dismissal of 22 National Science Board members threatens national security by hobbling scientific discovery and foresight.
ScienceFibermaxxing trend: Is too much fiber bad for your health?
Discover if extreme fiber intake from the "fibermaxxing" trend causes health problems. Experts explore optimal fiber amounts for well-being.
ScienceHunga Tonga Eruption Unexpectedly Removed Methane
Hunga Tonga eruption in 2022 removed methane from the atmosphere, revealing a new scientific understanding of greenhouse gas cycles.
ScienceRecord global heat to fuel century's strongest El Niño
Record global heat fuels a century's strongest El Niño event, posing challenges for scientists and policymakers.
SciencePresident Trump's Kratom Statement Prompts Regulatory Questions
President Trump announced May 10 in the Oval Office steps to approve some kratom forms, raising regulatory questions for the plant.
ScienceScientists confirm fossil fuels, not El Niño, main climate extreme dri
Scientists confirm fossil fuels drive climate extremes, while El Niño amplifies them this year.
ScienceBrian S. McCarthy Memorial cultivates local STEM interest
Brian S. McCarthy Memorial Foundation hosts Family STEM Day in Nashua, NH, fostering local youth interest through hands-on science, tech, engineering, and ...
SciencePope Leo XIV joins Vatican scientists to defend objective truth
On May 11, Pope Leo XIV met with the Vatican Observatory Foundation to argue that both science and religion must defend the validity of objective truth.
ScienceNASA C-20A Aircraft Maps California Faults in April 29 Flight Series
NASA flew its C-20A aircraft over Central California on April 29 to map fault lines and calibrate the L-band radar for the upcoming NISAR satellite mission.
ScienceTammy Stewart named CEO of Arizona Science Center
The Arizona Science Center board appoints Tammy Stewart as the new Hazel A. Hare president and CEO to lead the Phoenix institution after an interim role.