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Scientists have detected electron antineutrinos emitted from a shut-down nuclear reactor core and spent fuel, opening new avenues for reactor monitoring, nuclear safety and safeguards.

New research shows the most problematic weed in Australian grain cropping regions, annual ryegrass, can adapt its growth and reproduction to survive under drought stress.

Scientists have used observations by the Daniel K. Inouye solar telescope and state-of-the-art simulations to detect small, swirling patterns at the edges of magnetic areas on the surface of the Sun.

An extinct amphibian which met an unfortunate end in the La Brea Tar Pits of Los Angeles, California has been identified as a member of a new species of American spadefoot toad named Spea labreae.

Is it more sustainable to run your petrol-powered car into the ground before switching to a new electric vehicle (EV) or should drivers make the change to an EV as soon as possible?

Scientists have created lettuce and tobacco plants that produce the muscle protein myoglobin inside chloroplasts within their cells.

A clever new approach to designing tall buildings which dramatically reduces wind- and earthquake-induced motion is presented in a new paper published in Science Communications

Observations of the Milky Way, its neighbouring galaxies and the black holes at their centres have been made available to scientists and the public in the latest data release by the 5th phase of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-V).

An inexpensive new device has helped archaeologists distinguish between layers of sediment and remove them sequentially, preventing irreversible destruction of archaeological evidence.

Point-of-care testing to rapidly diagnose gonorrhoea has reduced use of the antibiotic ceftriaxone by almost 88% in a high-volume, urban STI clinic in the US.