Science

A bird-loving scientist calls for an end to outdoor cats “once and for all.”

George Bird knew there had to be more to the six-foot-tall standing stone.

Wildlife crossings help decrease the millions of vehicle collisions with large animals that occur every year in the US

Researchers are studying why the energy factories are moving between cells and whether the process can be harnessed to treat cancer and other diseases.

For 12 years, scientists thought they knew how much extreme heat human bodies could cope with. New research shows how wrong they were.

A paralysed man can stand on his own after receiving an injection of neural stem cells to treat his spinal cord injury. The Japanese man was one of four individuals in a first-of-its-kind trial that used reprogrammed stem cells to treat people who are fully paralysed.

More and more people are turning to in vitro fertilization, or IVF, to have babies. The process can be arduous, requiring injections of costly hormones twice a day for two weeks to mature eggs so that they can be retrieved from the body.

The Nintendo Switch may be remembered as much for repopularizing portable gaming as it will for a hardware issue that affected millions of gamers: joystick drift.

Today’s artificial intelligence (AI) systems can’t beat humans on long tasks, but they’re improving at a rapid pace and could close the gap sooner than many anticipated, according to an analysis of leading models1.