Scientists Generate Optical Skyrmions Using a 200-Year-Old Experiment
NTU Singapore researchers created complex light structures called optical skyrmions by shining a laser at a small disc, no exotic materials required.
NTU Singapore researchers created complex light structures called optical skyrmions by shining a laser at a small disc, no exotic materials required.
Researchers found that sulfoxaflor changes gene expression in bumblebee ovarian tissue, potentially reducing offspring and contributing to population decline.
JWST's largest-ever survey reveals how galaxies have evolved over 13 billion years within the vast structure known as the cosmic web.
The LHC has entered a four-year shutdown for upgrades. It will return in 2030 as the High-Luminosity LHC, colliding 10 times more particles.
Researchers built an AI worm that autonomously spreads across networks by finding and exploiting vulnerabilities — no human intervention required.
A population in the Argentinian Andes carries a gene variant that helps them metabolize arsenic more safely after thousands of years of exposure.
A whole-genome study reveals South Africa's Cape leopards form a distinct genetic group, isolated for 20,000 years and adapted to smaller prey.
A physicist proposes that gravitational tides from passing dwarf planets could explain mass extinctions that lack asteroid impact evidence.
A new analysis of ancient crystals confirms Australia's North Pole Dome as Earth's oldest known impact crater, at roughly 3.02 billion years old.
A new study finds that a genetic preference for onions is associated with lower odds of type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
A 2023 study found that adults over 60 who lose just 1 percent of slow-wave sleep per year are 27 percent more likely to develop dementia.
A cave near Waitomo yielded fossils of 16 species from 1 million years ago, including a parrot that may have flown.
Scientists have identified two distinct vocal dialects among Mediterranean sperm whales, offering rare evidence of cultural evolution in the wild.
A clinical trial at the University of Calgary is testing high-dose niacin against glioblastoma, with early results that surprised the research team.
A Yale study found nearly half of adults 65+ improved in cognitive or physical function over 12 years, with positive aging beliefs playing a key role.