For the first time, a quantum sensor has been used to record magnetic signals from the heart of a living animal, opening the door for future uses of quantum technology in medical settings
The rare Bornean flat-headed frog was thought to be the only frog with no lungs, but we now know it has very, very tiny ones
Electrical stimulation on the back during rehabilitation exercises causes lasting improvements in people’s ability to use their hands.
Soft polymer material flexes to move heat between surfaces
Elsevier scrutinising further articles in the journal as it attempts to discover what happened
Few compounds have a story as controversial as this insecticide. Mike Sutton traces the tale from its beginning 150 years ago
Finding could be the first known use of “electroreception” for predator detection in land animals
Market uncertainties, safety rules, and export concerns stand in way of H5N1 shots for cattle
Satellites detect daily tidewater incursions under Thwaites Glacier, hastening its melt
Medieval warfare and colonial trade spread the pest far and wide, genomes reveal
Leading scientist at Leiden University and her husband created a 30-year “culture of fear” and violated academic integrity, investigation panel says