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Amid rapid space-industry growth, Jamie Morin, head of Aerospace's Center for Space Policy and Strategy, highlights the need for international cooperation.

Snippets from Nature's past.

This study demonstrates that diatoms with phytochrome photoreceptors can detect and functionally respond to the entire visible light spectrum through these sensors, enabling them to sense depth and regulate photosynthesis accordingly in marine ...

Lithocholic acid might mediate calorie restriction's health benefits.

Andrew Robinson reviews five of the best science picks.

A new computational method for design of pseudosymmetric self-assembling protein nanomaterials has resulted in purification of cage-like protein assemblies containing 960 subunits with a diameter of 96nm.

A material with two components that simultaneously melts and releases water can store large amounts of thermal energy.

Anxiety, uncertainty and a renewed sense of purpose are surging in the community.

For centuries we've linked what we consume to how we feel about ourselves.

Single-crystalline materials can be grown on amorphous surfaces at below 400 °C, enabling monolithic three-dimensional integration of vertically stacked transistors.