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Humans have hibernation genes, but can we unlock them?

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Mysterious killer of sea stars finally identified

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Well, I’ll be a drunken monkey’s uncle

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Thank ketchup for your French fries

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Heat kills—but it also hurts

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The mystery of the cosmic red dots

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Cats confuse AI

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What caused 2023’s intense marine heatwaves?

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Infamous ‘arsenic life’ paper ignites a different type of controversy

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Bubbly aerogels withstand squishing and scorching

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Shapeshifting immune cells prevent overreactions to food

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Vaccines could be as easy as flossing

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Having mostly boys or girls might run in families

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Can your phone save your life during an earthquake?

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New techniques give ‘life’ to hearts after circulatory death

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Mitochondria get by with a little help from their friends

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Diet or exercise? Study claims one is much more important for our body weight

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Nasal ‘molecular shield’ against pollen is nothing to sneeze at

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Adults may need genetic testing as much as babies do

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In a first, surgical robot operates all on its own

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