SCIENCE

More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists are still scratching their head over a basic question: Is there something they…
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Europe’s long-awaited ExoMars rover—the first ever for the continent—seems to be cursed. Parachute problems scuppered its initially…
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Melissa Krechmer, a social worker in Philadelphia, grew tired of hearing the same refrain from each of her doctors. “I’d go to my…
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Meera Yadav gave birth to her first baby in 2013, when she was a 23-year-old living in a slum in Mumbai, India, with her husband's…
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Like humans, dolphins sometimes suffer from irritated skin. But instead of lathering on soothing lotion, Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins…
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Theoretical physics is full of weird and wonderful concepts: wormholes, quantum foam and multiverses, just to name a few. The problem is…
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Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft is officially on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) after 2.5 years of delays. A United…
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In many ways, the most important scientific battlefields have become the forums and meetings of local government. During the first year…
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CLIMATEWIRE | When California suffers a heat wave, it leans heavily on hydropower from the Pacific Northwest to keep the lights on. But…
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Technology editor Sophie Bushwick breaks down precedent for using your phone to monitor personal health data. -- Read more on…
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