Scientists find evidence of 27 new viruses in bees
An international team of researchers has discovered evidence of 27 previously unknown viruses in bees. The finding could help scientists design strategies to prevent...
The seed that could bring clean water to millions
Scientist are refining a process that could soon help provide clean water to many in water-scarce regions. The process uses sand and plant materials...
Scientists calculate impact of China’s ban on plastic waste imports
Scientists have calculated the potential global impact of China's ban on plastic waste imports and how this policy might affect efforts to reduce the...
The sounds of climate change
Researchers describe a way to quickly sift through thousands of hours of field recordings to estimate when songbirds arrive at their Arctic breeding grounds....
Encrypted messages in biological processes
RNA modifications can encrypt the RNA code and are responsible for a very sophisticated control of RNA function. A research team has shown that...
Dry landscapes can increase disease transmission
In water-limited landscapes sick animals can have increased contact with healthy individuals, which can facilitate disease transmission.
Possible link found between diabetes and common white pigment
In a pilot study, crystalline particles of titanium dioxide -- the most common white pigment in everyday products ranging from paint to candies --...
Short-term responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive in long-term
Short-term management responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive in the long-term.
Beluga whales have sensitive hearing, little age-related loss
Scientists published the first hearing tests on a wild population of healthy marine mammals. The tests on beluga whales in Bristol Bay, Alaska, revealed...
New theory deepens understanding of Turing patterns in biology
A team of researchers have expanded Alan Turing's seminal theory on how patterns are created in biological systems. This work may answer whether nature's...




















