A virtual biotech run by AI agents combed past drug trials and found that drugs with narrowly active targets were more likely to succeed.

Physicists drove 92 antiprotons around CERN on a truck without losing one – a first step toward quieter antimatter labs.

Millet reached Bronze Age Poland earlier than thought, and local farmers may have used it to cultivate land where wheat and barley struggled.

Weak molecular connections allow protein building blocks to separate, try again, and eventually lock into the stable ...

In flight tests, a lean-burn engine cut soot about a thousandfold, but tinier exhaust particles that can seed contrails ...

Skulls of servants buried beside Egypt's first kings show breaks from around the time of death, a sign many of them may have been killed.

Of 1,357 AI devices the FDA has cleared for use in patient care, three were tested on whether patients lived longer or better ...

If Earth instantly stopped spinning, the physics of a car crash would happen on a planetary scale. If Earth suddenly stopped spinning, the ground would stop and everything on it would not. That ...

A study tracked one cotton T-shirt from mill to landfill and found 44 percent of its fiber was wasted before it reached a store.

Paper2Agent turns research papers into AI agents that run each study's own code, and three of them helped flag a likely ...

Animals experience the world in surprising ways humans cannot, a difference at the heart of this year’s World Animal Day theme.

The same objects can trigger different pupil responses depending on whether people judge qualities such as glossiness or attractiveness.