Conservation
Conservation
Neurological Health
Neurological Health
Study Ties Autism to Maternal High Blood Pressure, Diabetes
Engineering
Engineering
Wired Greenhouse Tech Could Help Arctic Communities Bloom with Bounty
Space
Did a Stellar Intruder Deform Our Outer Solar System?
New results suggest a massive star once swung dangerously close to our sun—helping to shape the mysterious features we see today
Conservation
Conservation
Nuclear Bomb Sensors Eavesdrop on Whales
Neurological Health
Neurological Health
Study Ties Autism to Maternal High Blood Pressure, Diabetes
Engineering
Engineering
Wired Greenhouse Tech Could Help Arctic Communities Bloom with Bounty
Policy & Ethics
Policy & Ethics
Will Trump's Plans Bring Down Drug Prices?
Climate
Climate
U.S. Is Unprepared for the Health Challenges of Climate Change, Experts Warn
Conservation
Conservation
Honey Bee Alarm Signal Could Protect Elephants
Where Do Ideas Come from?
Using a Paper Clip to Stop an Aircraft Carrier
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Chinese Researchers Achieve Stunning Quantum-Entanglement Record
The feat could pave the way for more powerful computing, although the technology is still in its early stages
Who Owns the Moon? A Space Lawyer Answers
Did the Stars and Stripes on the moon signify the establishment of an American colony?
More Recycling Won't Solve Plastic Pollution
It’s a lie that wasteful consumers cause the problem and that changing our individual habits can fix it
Potential DNA Damage from CRISPR "Seriously Underestimated," Study Finds
A flurry of recent findings highlight a contentious question in this area
A Trillion Worlds
Big-data statistics have revealed, among other things, that our own solar system is kind of an oddball
CRISPR Makes Cancer Cells Turncoats That Attack Their Tumor
The experimental approach showed promise across three types of malignancies in mice
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Science for Sustainable Cities
Environment
How smart urban planning and design can help people and the planet
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How Can Scientists Help Make Cities More Sustainable?
Researchers have data. Corporate executives have innovations. Mayors have real problems to solve. Yet these people do not necessarily understand how they can help one another make cities healthier and more productive. Enthusiasts from all three groups met at Springer Nature’s Science and the Sustainable City Summit held July 11 in Singapore to figure out how, together, they can create long-term livability and viability.
