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Daniel Durocher Science expressed concern about two articles in the laboratory of Daniel Durocherprofessor of molecular genetics at the University of Toronto. Reviews and two other…

Scientific American is part of Springer Nature, which owns or has commercial relationships with thousands of scientific publications (many available at www.springernature.com/us). Scientific American maintains a…

TT: What were you thinking? That it doesn’t work? BWJ: It doesn’t work! So I was looking for another project. And a colleague of mine told…

Segment 5:20 p.m. You asked for science book recommendations for the children in your life. Two bookworm experts respond and share their own favorites. Learn more

Chinese scientists have developed a foam capable of removing up to 99.8% of particles microplastics in water, providing a cost-effective way to combat pollution from plastic…

Geologists are monitoring a volcano near Alaska’s largest city after an increase in earthquakes beneath it could signal an impending eruption.Mount Spurr last erupted in 1992,…

European Research Commissioner Ekaterina Zakharieva has held positions in the Bulgarian government.Credit: Thierry Monasse/GettyThe European Union has a new research chief charged with reshaping the world’s…

Last year, Tennessee banned doctors from medically slowing a teenager’s puberty or giving them hormones or surgery to change their gender.Families of transgender teens in the…

Helping students see how what they learn in school is relevant to their lives, hopes and dreams builds motivation.It can also be a challenge for teachers…

Australia and Chile lead global lithium production, which exceeded 180,000 tonnes in 2023. The third largest producer is China, which is also home to around 50%…