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ScienceNew Satellite Sensors Peer Through Murky Mid-Atlantic Coastal Waters
New satellite sensors now monitor biological activity in the Mid-Atlantic Bight, capturing clear images of murky coastal waters near New Jersey and Virginia.
ScienceNASA Migrates Science Discovery Engine to AWS OpenSearch on May 10
NASA migrates its Science Discovery Engine to Amazon Web Services OpenSearch on May 10, 2026, to improve how users search its open-source scientific data.
ScienceParks Canada study finds bears enter towns regardless of hunger levels
A Parks Canada study of polar bears near Broad River reveals that bears enter towns regardless of their hunger levels or the state of local sea ice cover.
ScienceEast Antarctic ice shelves face rapid thinning from ocean currents
Researchers identified intricate channels beneath East Antarctic ice shelves that trap warm ocean water, causing rapid thinning of the massive ice sheet.
ScienceDon McGeary Tests Combined Therapy for Veteran TBI and PTSD Headaches
UT Health San Antonio professor Don McGeary is testing a combined therapy approach to treat chronic headaches in veterans suffering from TBI and PTSD.
ScienceAI-driven research risks narrowing scope of scientific discovery
Hyunjin Shim at California State University, Fresno warns that AI-driven research methods may narrow scientific discovery by favoring machine-friendly data.
Science2026 Milky Way Photo Awards Showcase Hidden Galactic Beauty
The Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026 awards reveal hidden galactic beauty captured by cameras at the Very Large Telescope in Chile's Atacama desert.
ScienceUWL breaks ground on Prairie Springs Science Center phase two
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse broke ground on the $92.8 million second phase of the Prairie Springs Science Center to replace aging Cowley Hall.
ScienceScientists use axolotls to unlock human limb regeneration secrets
Researchers identified the SP gene network in axolotls, zebrafish, and mice, revealing how these animals regenerate limbs instead of forming scar tissue.
ScienceArizona Science Center debuts Bad Bunny 360-degree Puerto Rico show
The Arizona Science Center debuts a 360-degree visual album in the Phoenix Dorrance DOME, showcasing Bad Bunny’s musical tribute to Puerto Rico for fans.
SciencePenn State elevates Long-Qing Chen to Evan Pugh Professor
Penn State University officially appointed Long-Qing Chen as an Evan Pugh University Professor, recognizing his research in materials science and physics.
ScienceHouse GOP Budget Proposal Slashes Federal Science Research Funding
The House Appropriations CJS Subcommittee advanced a bill on April 30 that cuts funding for federal science research, targeting core innovation agencies.