The Atlantic circulation that warms Europe has slowed 18 percent in 40 years, per an analysis of ocean heat release.

The trio of accreting supermassive black holes offers a rare view of galactic assembly in the early universe.

The find challenges the long-held view that amphibians' permeable skin made full marine life impossible.

Swift's shutdown closes a mission that spent decades tracking gamma-ray bursts and other transient cosmic events.

Canadian virologists analyzed blood samples from health care workers to gauge baseline immune protection.

The result suggests machine learning could help prioritize catalyst candidates years before human discovery.

Non-destructive qubit readout is a key hurdle for scaling quantum computers.

Columbia researchers found the amyloid-linked protein may play a normal role in semen, complicating its disease associations.

The contested finding of adult neurogenesis is prompting a rethink of brain health and treatments for stroke, dementia and depression.

The upcoming survey could identify near-Earth asteroids that some future missions might study up close.

The funding package spans multiple research and technology priorities under the administration.

The findings add to mounting evidence questioning the health benefits previously attributed to light and moderate alcohol use.

The research adds to evidence linking exercise to reduced depression risk even in people with higher genetic susceptibility.

The technique could help researchers trace how immune responses arise and how individual cancers evolve.

The reduced risk appeared in older adults with a specific genetic profile and requires confirmation.

The work links liquid droplet and amyloid fiber states of disease-linked proteins.

UCLA and UC San Diego researchers documented a significant post-pandemic spike in suicidal thoughts, planning and attempts.

The findings on iron content and magnetic behavior could inform spintronics and brain-like computing.