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• Chondrichthyan fishes—a group that includes rays, skates, chimaeras, and sharks—are thought to have energy intensive reproduction cycles due in no small part to long gestation times and…

Advances in synthetic biology, planetary engineering, and ultra-low-cost launch systems have dramatically altered how researchers view Mars terraforming. Once seen as an impossible sci-fi fantasy, greening the Red Planet is now the subject…

With its vivid blue float and glowing, radiating tentacles, the blue button jelly looks more like a creature from science fiction than a living organism. Found drifting on the surfaces of warm oceans, it has captivated researchers, not just…

January arrives with a familiar hangover. Too much food. Too much drink. Too much screen time.

And suddenly social media is full of green juices, charcoal supplements, foot patches, and seven-day “liver resets”, all promising to purge the body…

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The following essay is reprinted with permission from The Conversation, an online publication covering the latest research.

It’s a mistake you hopefully only make once. In your morning rush to get ready, you brush your teeth before you head to…

Thousands of unidentified RNA-based entities have been uncovered within the human microbiome, challenging long-standing biological taxonomies. These replicating molecules, present across diverse populations, are invisible to conventional…

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