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A hatchling squid imaged with light-sheet microscopy, to highlight its hair cells. (Wang et al., Current Biology, 2026) It's a bit like there's a tiny ocean in your ear. Don't miss a story, subscribe here.
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What are chirality and molecular ‘handedness’, and why does life favour one form over the other? Why does the handedness of a molecule matter when developing drugs?
The Telegraph reports that the nutritional value of fruit and vegetables has fallen by up to 50% since the Sixties, according a new study from researchers at startup studio Deep Science Ventures.
Last Updated on October 11, 2026 by Jeff Tomas Seeing hail fall in tropical Thailand can be startling, but it can happen when powerful thunderstorms develop.
Potential ‘Second generation’ planet detection around a dying stellar white dwarf opens a whole new chapter of exoplanetary science.
Are screens making us lonelier? newspress_en Sun, 10/11/2026 - 04:23 Science & Technology The question today is no longer whether technology has changed the way we communicate, but how profoundly it…
Through photographs, spoken observations, drawings, and annotations, the Artemis II crew created a unique scientific record—one that is now available to the science community and the public for…
