Science

Henry VIII’s favorite warship survived centuries under the sea. New x-ray scanning technology will hopefully help preserve the Mary Rose for centuries more.

Modern science has demystified death by divulging its biological processes, but many questions remain.

AI analysis of satellite images sees trees and shrubs where human eyes can't.

If this becomes a common feature of smartphones, it could someday allow anyone to identify pathogens and detect impurities in food.

The General Index is a searchable database of keywords and brief sentences from publications that anyone may use to navigate scientific knowledge locked behind paywalls.

Emissions from food alone could use up all of our budget for 1.5°C or 2°C – but we have opportunities to avoid this.

Scientists used to think the universe began from a singularity. Nearly 100 years later, we're not so sure.

A USC study that prompted lizards to regenerate tails that were “perfect” could help facilitate breakthroughs in human regeneration.

From wearable electronics to microscopic sensors, new advances are bringing "impossible" electronics to life.

An Icelandic firm is growing genetically modified barley plants with special “growth factors” that could create lab-grown meat.