This week's science roundup includes dark matter research, genetically engineered woolly mice, early salamander sightings, and a life-altering family tree revelation. Read more...

A researcher faces misconduct allegations, while Alexandria battles rising sea levels. Plus, the Adriatic Sea grapples with an invasive crab species. Read more...

Recent science news covers Yellowstone bison merging into a single population, deadly US storms, a critique of COVID policies, and the discovery of 1.5 million-year-old bone tools in Tanzania. Read more...

This week in science: early humans used bone tools 1.5 million years ago, Jupiter's moon Callisto may have an ocean, and deadly storms threaten the US. Read more...

Recent reports reveal Spanish attitudes on sex and sexuality, the growing interest of women in STEM fields, and a mountaineer's quest to reach space. Read more...

Scientists create a woolly mouse in mammoth de-extinction efforts, the ozone layer is healing, and February was the third warmest on record. Plus, a new satellite! Read more...

Recent science news includes cooperation between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan on Pamir Mountain geology, research into the PNC-27 peptide, a new immune system component, and record high temperatures. Read more...

Recent scientific findings explore the dancing abilities of a cockatoo named Snowball and a Harvard scientist's formula allegedly proving the existence of God. Read more...

American scientists are making progress toward reviving the woolly mammoth while the US South braces for severe storms. Plus, a look at GMO corn and a breakthrough in treating spinal muscular atrophy. Read more...

From Newton's beer-fueled theories to apocalyptic dust storms in Dallas and a massive iceberg running aground, the world of science is buzzing with activity! Read more...

Recent science news includes a man's brain turned to glass by Vesuvius, beaver releases in England, a planetary parade, and a Stonehenge-like circle found in Denmark. Read more...

This week in science: understanding the differences between cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes, a new perspective on ecosystems, a genetic link to overeating, and the surprising source of toxic microplastics. Read more...

This week in science: drone footage reveals narwhal behavior, agrivoltaics offer sustainable solutions, geothermal energy gets a closer look, and beavers are making a comeback! Read more...

Recent scientific breakthroughs include AI-generated proteins, organic compounds on asteroid Bennu hinting at life, and the discovery of 19 new quasars. Read more...

From beaver reintroduction in England and shark migration patterns to record heat in Australia, here's a quick look at some of the latest science news making waves. Read more...

Scientists develop an e-Taste device for virtual flavors. Meanwhile, Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies, threatening Brisbane with heavy winds and potential landfall. Read more...

Space agencies reduce the risk of asteroid impact, while scientists discover a victim of Vesuvius whose brain turned to glass. Plus, marine life repopulates the Catalan coast. Read more...

This week in science: a look at Atlantic currents, Seattle orcas, Asian hornets in Europe, and the potential of wastewater sampling for disease outbreak prediction. Read more...

This week in science: Learn about the alarming decline of butterfly populations in America and the rare opportunity to spot Mercury in the evening sky. Plus, a look at the polar vortex collapse. Read more...

A weekly science news podcast reveals a surprising discovery: Egyptian mummies may have emitted a pleasant scent. Plus, a look at how a flying rod could change someone's personality. Read more...