PRIMA will reuse spare James Webb hardware to survey the cool infrared universe at lower cost than a flagship observatory.

The failed orbital salvage attempt raises questions about the viability of commercial servicing of aging satellites.

The claim that an AI system found a gene-editing-like mechanism is drawing scrutiny over how much credit belongs to the model.

The bipartisan bill would direct major new federal spending toward fusion energy development.

JWST detected water, methane and ammonia in the atmosphere of HATS-6 b about 500 light-years away, a first for such a planet.

New superconducting magnets will produce fields about 40 percent stronger to squeeze particle beams for more collisions.

The roadmap sets federal research priorities as quantum funding and industry interest accelerate.

The finding points to a potential mechanism for restoring damaged neural tissue.

The findings challenge the standard framing of cognitive decline as simple deterioration.

The pact expands pharma's bet on allosteric modulators as a route to harder drug targets.

The funding and commercial deals mark a step up for annealing-based quantum computing in enterprise settings.

The milestone highlights Hubble's continued science output decades after launch.

Observations of the distant cosmos suggest heavier elements appeared earlier than models predicted.

The work fills in a missing step in how human cells mount an immune response within an hour of viral entry.

New Science Advances work from an international team assesses the habitability prospects of Saturn's icy moon.

The result raises concerns about reliance on AI summaries for information retention.

Long-running experiments offer rare data on processes too slow for conventional study.

Whitehead Institute work shows the parasite actively primes cells rather than entering a ready-made doorway.