Browse Articles

The vaccine was inspired by COVID jabs, but if it is approved, it will be delivered in edible bait.

Workshops and training programmes tackle failure and how to recover from it.

Decision to make the previously illicit drugs available is dogged by suggestions the decision was rushed.

Using beacon stars called pulsars, a decades-long effort has found space-time ripples that are light years wide.

Pay and benefits top the list of concerns identified by US working group.

The strong climate pattern could push global temperatures to record highs.

Researchers talk to Nature about how halting race-conscious admissions will affect STEM employment, university applications and more.

The structural search program makes finding proteins with similar 3D shapes easy.

Materials scientist and Nobel laureate who invented the rechargeable lithium batteries used in electric cars and phones.

Countries rolling out updated vaccines weigh whether to restrict them to high-risk individuals.

As mobile machines travel farther from the grid, they’ll need lightweight and efficient power sources.

The candidate is moving to long-awaited phase III trials — if successful, it would be the first new jab against the disease in more than 100 years.

Scientists are racing to control malaria in northern Brazil where the disease is playing a major part in the current health emergency threatening the region’s Indigenous people.

A trick to chill molecular ions to below the temperature of liquid helium might be useful for understanding reactions at Saturn’s moon Titan.

Brain probes reveal complexities of octopus sleep, and a hormone that could help make calorie-restricted diets more effective.