Backed by a NASA project, scientists are creating food-grade cookies using processed PET plastic waste, though the material is designed to pass through the digestive system rather than be absorbed.
Researchers in Michigan have successfully released over 1,300 Poweshiek skipperling butterflies, bringing the species back from the brink of extinction after its US wild population dwindled to just nine in 2022.
A collaborative study conducted by Czech and US researchers has identified a connection between air pollution and the incidence of bronchitis in children.
American researchers investigated how pesticides affect ticks' resistance to low temperatures. The results were a significant surprise, indicating that pesticides may inadvertently strengthen ticks' resilience to cold.
US researchers are studying how pigeons process visual information to develop new AI tools capable of detecting subtle signs of early-stage cancer in medical scans, even when human experts might miss them.
American researchers have created a specialized textile capable of filtering water directly from the air, offering a potential solution for portable drinking water.
The Trump administration has reportedly restricted leading US scientists and infectious disease experts from communicating with the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding global virus responses. This move has raised concerns about the US's involvement in international efforts to combat epidemics.
US researchers have proposed an explanation for why various animals, such as crickets and fireflies, produce signals at approximately two Hertz, or 120 beats per minute, suggesting a universal rhythm in nature.
A retired American general has become the latest in a series of eight researchers and specialists who have either died or disappeared without a trace over the past two years, prompting Republican congressmen to demand answers.
Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have identified a new drug capable of turning off a 'master switch' in aggressive forms of breast cancer, offering a potential breakthrough in treatment.
US researchers have used artificial intelligence to create viruses capable of infecting and killing E. coli bacteria, bringing the possibility of AI-generated life closer.
Ho Chi Minh City is partnering with researchers from Texas Tech University to locate seven suspected mass graves from the Vietnam War. The effort utilizes captured documents once taken from the deceased to aid in the search.
A survey of NIH-funded US researchers reveals that 14% have lost lab recruits to tightened visa rules under the Trump administration, leading foreign scientists to seek opportunities in Asia and Europe.
Vienna Mayor Michael Ludwig expresses his desire to recruit US researchers, acknowledging potential difficulties due to local bureaucracy, with a mention of Donald Trump.
A new artificial intelligence model developed by US researchers can identify signals from sleep data that indicate a risk of cardiovascular and neurological diseases years in advance.
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North Korean hackers are reportedly developing AI tools for cyber attacks, according to a cybersecurity firm. This development coincides with OpenAI tightening controls on its new model due to intensifying cybersecurity risks and concerns about AI hacking.
China launched a unique radar spy satellite nearly three years ago, capable of monitoring almost a third of Earth's surface non-stop. Its unique capabilities, which have puzzled US researchers, are attributed to a rare metal controlled by Beijing.
Die Presse reports on US researchers moving to Austria, highlighting a 'brain drain' from the United States and how Austria's research sector aims to benefit from this influx of talent. Three newly arrived researchers share their experiences.
Scientists in Florida have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can distinguish Alzheimer's disease from Lewy body dementia with near-perfect accuracy, addressing a common diagnostic challenge.
A series of deaths and disappearances of American scientists involved in sensitive and classified research programs has raised concerns in the United States, prompting an FBI investigation into possible connections.
US researchers suggest that the widespread use of a common disinfectant could inadvertently pave the way for potentially dangerous bacteria to develop resistance. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of current hygiene practices.
An American researcher shocked colleagues by moving to a country she had never visited, as the Trump administration's strong attacks on science and funding cuts lead European and Chinese institutions to attract top US scientists.
US researchers have developed the first human antibody capable of blocking a highly prevalent virus that most people carry for life and is sometimes associated with serious diseases.