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How the genome of a salt-loving microbe led to a world-changing technology.

The Arctic Ocean could become a critical laboratory for understanding the process of climate change.

Big advances in math can happen when mathematicians move ideas into areas where they seem like they shouldn’t belong.

Could nanoscale catalysts bring us inexpensive fuels and fertilizers—made from air and sunlight—that do not contribute to climate change?

The stability of life on Earth depends on the biogeochemical cycles of carbon, which in turn depend on poorly understood microbial ecosystems.

Physicists are hot on the trail of a new fundamental particle.

Breathless media coverage notwithstanding, the cases for and against a hypothetical Planet Nine in the outskirts of the solar system remain inconclusive.