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The drop in body temperature that occurs during a torpid state is linked to molecular markers of longer life in mice.

A Nature special.

The US government has begun slashing US$400 million in research grants at Columbia University over pro-Palestinian campus protests.

In this era of anti-science activism, it‘s wise to take steps to protect your research and reputation in the digital realm.

Single-use plastics are everywhere — but two researchers are redefining the norm and championing sustainability.

A well-timed atmospheric river dropped enough snow on Greenland for its ice sheet to lose 8% less mass than expected.

Failure to agree on global grants to help low- and middle-income countries to achieve net-zero emissions cannot be the end of the story. An urgent solution is needed.

The device, to be tested in more people, could be used as a temporary measure for those waiting for a donor organ.

Fears are rising that infectious diseases such as measles could make a comeback now that the anti-vaccine advocate is in charge of the US public-health system.

Leopard-spotted rocks are ‘an intriguing signal’ of microbial life on Mars. Plus, should the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment be retracted?

In the wake of the Trump administration’s funding freezes and job cuts, some researchers are planning their next move.

A huge haul of 128 newfound satellites might be a hint of past collisions in the planet’s orbit, or something else.

Prosthetic appendage uses three layers of touch sensors to accurately differentiate between textures.

The firm has incorporated its Gemini artificial-intelligence model into robots to perform fiddly tasks.

Scientists also identified anti-ageing drugs and experimental compounds that could target the genes to reverse decline.

Technique could help researchers probe strange properties of 2D metals — plus, five years after the pandemic, how did COVID change virology?

Our assessment of a 27-country weather station dataset in the Mediterranean region revealed long-term stability in precipitation over 150 years, along with substantial short-term variability on annual to decadal scales driven by atmospheric circulation; these findings align with the precipitation trends seen in CMIP6 models.