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Meet the Vegan Draculas of Australia
New research seeks to confirm the identity of tropical lampreys that don’t have the taste for blood
Archaeologists Just Found a Fascinating Ancient Statue—Used as a Paving Stone in a Roman Road
The statue dates back 2,500 years, and offers researchers clues about the culture of the period
How Much of a Problem is AI’s Water Use?
It depends. Though water consumption by data centers pales in comparison to that of some other industries, it’s a problem in water-stressed regions. Water-saving cooling technologies could help
NASA Has Begun the Countdown to the Launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
The new space telescope will help astronomers unravel the mysteries of the universe
The Kitchen of the Realm: Even the Commoners Ate Well in Ancient Osaka
But their dental hygiene may leave something to be desired
How the Heat is Messing with Your Sleep
Restless nights may be the new normal as the globe cooks
Dolly Parton: Science Icon
The singer/songwriter leaves a scientific legacy more should aspire to
What’s the Secret to Bats’ Super Longevity?
Multiples of immune proteins give them an edge in fixing cell damage
Volcanoes That Made History
Long after the lava stopped flowing, enormous eruptions altered Earth’s climate and societies all over the globe
This Hidden Glacier Has Enough Water to Fill 600 Olympic Swimming Pools
And there are more than 50,000 others like it worldwide
How Conversations Can Shape Reality
A conversation about the science of conversation with neuroscientist and author Shane O’Mara
