A study reveals that tawny owl calls cause young European robins to eat less during migration, impacting their energy reserves and survival.
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A study reveals that science journalists in Germany, Italy, and Lithuania view themselves as 'knowledge brokers' actively negotiating public trust in science, which is context-dependent and influenced by various factors.
Amateur astronomers aided scientists in tracking asteroid 2023 CX1, which disintegrated over France, providing insights into its atmospheric breakup.
A recent study tracks the evolution of the Spirograph Nebula (IC418) over 130 years, revealing significant temperature increases in its central star.
Sri Lanka has launched a campaign to eradicate invasive fish species threatening local ecosystems by encouraging anglers to catch and cook them.
The article argues that public education is essential for fostering an educated workforce and democratic values, warning against recent funding cuts and shifts towards private schooling.
A 17-million-year-old fossil of the extinct songbird Menura tyawanoides has been found in Queensland, revealing insights into the evolution of Australia's lyrebirds.
Research reveals how auxin hormone enables roots to bend downward towards gravity by modifying cell wall strength, enhancing growth directionality.
Researchers at UCT Prague have created a photoswitch that transitions to a long-lived magnetic state, enabling various applications including pathogen elimination.
Decades after a massive butterfly theft, Australian scientists continue to face challenges due to the taxonomic confusion caused by the heist.
Astronomers have discovered an ultra-steep spectrum radio halo in the galaxy cluster SPT-CLJ2337−5942 using the MeerKAT telescope, revealing insights into particle re-acceleration.
Effort.jl is a neural network-based emulator designed to enhance the analysis of large-scale cosmic data. It replicates the predictions of the Effective Field Theory of Large-Scale Structure with high accuracy while significantly reducing...