Leopard Dined on the Shortest-Ever Early Human Relative, 2 Million Years Ago
Evidence of one of the smallest — and perhaps unluckiest — early human relatives has been found in South Africa, according to a paper in the Journal of Human Evolution.
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A Healthy Prenatal Stage Could Be Key to Preventing Psychiatric Disorders
Pregnancy is an incredibly special and delicate time for all parents. In those early stages of development, the environment, both inside and outside the body, can drastically impact fetal and
Here’s What Would Happen If You Walked Through a Black Hole
Black holes are enigmatic yet simplistic astronomical forces at the center of science fiction and scientific discovery alike. At the center of our universe, a supermassive black hole with a
Sugary Drinks Disrupt Human Organs as They Pass Through the Body
We’ve been warned repeatedly that sugary beverages are bad for us and are associated with a variety of diseases, But the hows and whys have perhaps not been communicated clearly.
Uncertainty abounds, what now? | Science
A statistician offers insight into risk, probability, and decision-making…Read More
Conservation in Sudan’s conflict zones | Science
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Social and environmental impacts of war in Syria | Science
The Syrian conflict, which began in March 2011 after an antigovernment protest (1) and culminated in the collapse of the Assad regime on 8 December 2024 (2), had profound social
Poland’s border policies imperil river ecosystems | Science
In response to an influx of migrants crossing from Belarus into Poland, the Polish government plans to install 1800 poles and 4500 cameras to enforce its borders (1). To implement
COP 30: Brazilian policies must change | Science
The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP 30) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be held in November 2025 in Belém, in the Brazilian Amazon. For
The Protein Design Archive (PDA): insights from 40 years of protein design
While natural proteins are incredibly diverse biomacromolecules, they present only a subset of the sequence and structural space that is chemically possible1. The field of protein design has the potential
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