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Women politicians receive more identity-based attacks on social media than men, study finds [190d]
Great tits show early signs of splitting up, providing social clues to bird 'divorce' [190d]
Deep heat beneath US traced to ancient rift with Greenland [190d]
Wildlife show wide range of responses to human presence in U.S. national parks [190d]
Signal boost uncovers hundreds of hidden binding partners for blood protein receptor [190d]
Scientists unveil tool to spot emerging antibiotic resistance in environmental bacteria [190d]
Q&A: Advancing equity in scholarly communication [190d]
A global framework proposes a plan for tackling toxic tire pollution crisis [190d]
Record-breaking heat wave scorches Southeast US [190d]
Bacteria-based sensors deliver real-time detection of arsenite and cadmium in water [190d]
How bacteria use a protein associated with Alzheimer's to fight off threats [190d]
Controlling gut bugs? There's an app for that [190d]
Chemical 'leakage' adds urgency to calls for a robust world plastics treaty [190d]
The hunt for 'planet nine': Why there could still be something massive at the edge of the solar system [190d]
AI can be responsibly integrated into classrooms by answering the 'why' and 'when' [190d]
Land reform in South Africa: How one community set up a successful game reserve [190d]
AI finds speech patterns in Reddit hate groups mirror those in some psychiatric forums [191d]
French health experts speak out against bee-killing pesticide [191d]
US to overturn foundational climate ruling on Tuesday [191d]
New remote-sensing system maps Antarctica's unique vegetation in fine detail [191d]
New chat-based intervention shows promise in curbing online child abuse material use [191d]
Early human ancestors showed extreme size differences between males and females [191d]
Combining light arrays and 3D modules doubles survival of baby corals [191d]
New study reports the noise structure of Orbitrap mass spectrometers [191d]
Researchers grow thicker, more realistic lab-grown beef muscle in the lab [191d]
New AI technique creates synthetic images to track costly invasive plants [191d]
Researchers make key gains in unlocking the promise of compact X-ray free-electron lasers [191d]
New models predict how 'lava planets' evolve and change over time [191d]
Beyond the field: New research highlights how name, image and likeness is reshaping college athlete identity [191d]
Scientists use cosmic dust to reconstruct Earth's atmospheric history [191d]
Experts say global community must take action to improve pollution levels [191d]
Autonomous mowers show improved performance [191d]
Chemistry at the beginning: How molecular reactions influenced the formation of the first stars [191d]
New near-infrared spectrograph targets red dwarf planets [191d]
Poor health scores for England's rivers mask biodiversity improvements, say experts [191d]
Want to stay motivated? Study says think about time, not money [191d]
How the brain learns to care: Study shows empathy can be trained [191d]
Light pollution near observatories around the globe makes it harder for astronomers to study the cosmos [191d]
Squeezed perovskite layers show improved light-handling capabilities [191d]
Class divided: How Aussie highschoolers are separated on ability [191d]
Using the internet in prison for reintegration [191d]
The math behind bees, blooms and better harvests [191d]
Why modern masculinity is a climate issue [191d]
It is becoming easier to create AI avatars of the deceased. Here is why Buddhism would caution against it [191d]
Lake ecosystem health declines as acoustic sensors track underwater powerboat disturbances [191d]

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