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Invisible Borders

An emerging appreciation for membraneless organelles and the liquid dynamics that shape them

Intelligent Science

Wrapping our heads around human smarts

Bright Lights, Big Problems

Scientists are exploring the ecological damage caused by artificially lit night skies

The Muscle Issue

The dynamic tissue reveals its secrets

Conscious Rodents?

The complex ethics of transplanting human brain organoids into rats and mice

Climate Change

Climate Change

Which species are most vulnerable?

Microbial Treasure

Newly discovered archaea reveal bizarre biology

Rare Diseases

The realities of studying uncommon conditions

Neuron Nets

Wrapped up in memory, addiction, and more

The Transgender Brain

Researchers seek clues to the origins of gender dysphoria

Plant Science to the Rescue

Research on plant microbiomes and viruses could save our food supply

The Science of Pain

New research on an age-old ailment

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August 2026

Epic Fail: Sea-Monkeys Sabotage Fieldwork

When Barry Hicks set out to photograph thrombolites, thousands of unexpected visitors photobombed his underwater images.

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