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Beam generator puts country in elite company for doing experiments in materials science and other fields.

Machines could get themselves out of a sticky spot, thanks to an insect that can right itself without using its legs.

Bizarre tale of theft and suspicious packages casts doubt on claims for early-human occupation in northern Europe.

Increased coal use in China appears to be driving the first increase in global greenhouse-gas output since 2014.

Effort aims to help scientists understand how generations of inbreeding have altered the genetics of research rodents.

Automated vessel-tracking system aims to spy poachers and smugglers.

Scientists are as sceptical as they come — but many still engage in personal rituals or use totems in the lab and field.

We need a new normal for women, says Shari L. Gallop

Scientists lured by big-prize competitions should weigh contests' aims and non-monetary benefits before entering.