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Studying the impacts of extreme weather events can exact a heavy mental toll. Finding your ‘happy place’ is an important coping strategy.

Some researchers at NASA and outside it feel betrayed by the changes at the agency, which was known for promoting inclusion in science.

Psychologist Laura Steenbergen took the step after raising research-integrity concerns about a former mentor.

Scientific exchange is more than just research papers. Get your camera out to capture the beauty and intensity of your work, says Mariëtte van der Walt.

President Donald Trump and his team view the Environmental Protection Agency as a threat to US prosperity. Workers have been waiting for the axe to fall.

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Astronomers trace the striking pattern to an encounter between a big galaxy and a much smaller one some 50 million years ago.

Widely grown crops can be bioengineered to make a form of coenzyme Q taken by people seeking a health boost.

A new blood test could diagnose pancreatic cancer before it spreads. Plus, physicists have detected the highest-energy neutrino ever.

Combined approach takes AI-engineered enzymes one step closer to practical applications.

More than 1,300 scientists have signed a letter calling on the world’s oldest science society to reassess the billionaire’s membership following cuts to US science.

Kennedy has expressed support for some fields, but has also declared he’d like a ‘break’ in infectious-disease research.

High living costs paired with stagnant stipends are being blamed for a drop in PhD enrolments in several countries.

The crucial drugs can have unintended consequences. Innovative therapies could shield the microbiome from their effects.

Firms using ‘neutral atoms’ to create qubits are reentering the race to build useful quantum machines.

The deadly cancer is often not found until it has spread to other parts of the body.