Inspired by sea sponges, researchers created living micro-lenses from bacteria that may improve medical and industrial ...

A new study explores the possibility of microbial life in Titan's deep ocean—and why it may be harder to find than we think.

As AI companions become more human-like, people are forming deep emotional bonds with machines. But can these relationships ...

Researchers uncover how kaempferol, a natural compound in kale and berries, may protect nerve cells and fight ALS and ...

Focused on Cambrian fossils, the study reanimates a species long trapped in the pages of forgotten paleontology.

The study reveals that species in nature rely on invisible signals like smells, sounds, and visual cues to interact and ...

When subjected to physical pressure, archaea - ancient single-celled organisms - form multicellular structures.

The COVID-19 vaccine continues to save lives, proving the vaccination strategy paid off and was a worthwhile national ...

Green oceans on early Earth, shaped by iron, pushed microbes to evolve light-absorbing tools that worked in green light.

Scientists from Rice University announced the first direct observation of a phenomenon called a superradiant phase transition ...

It was once thought that when an aging star engulfed a planet it would be a dramatic event. Now, the Webb telescope has ...

Fiddler crab mating relies on seismic signals to court females. These specialized vibrations reflect their size and strength.