Category: Science

Peckable Architecture installed 100 bricks made of natural materials at Melbourne sites during the Design x Nature exhibition.

A new study from Chalmers University of Technology examines why tenants in Gothenburg move out before or during municipal apartment renovations.

University of Bonn geodesy researchers published new findings showing large differences between measured ocean warming and climate model calculations in the journal Earth System Science Data.

Scientists explain how astronauts in orbit experience frequent day-night cycles that disrupt normal human circadian rhythms.

Researchers published findings in Microgravity Science and Technology about plant irrigation challenges caused by low gravity on the moon.

A recent survey indicates that children who read in multiple languages report higher enjoyment and engage in more daily reading.

President José Raúl Mulino of Panama proposed a UN Universal Declaration of the Rights of Nature during the General Assembly in New York City in September.

A strong El Niño pattern has caused the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season to remain without a single hurricane for the first time since the satellite era began.

Dr Kat Hamill explains why red squirrel populations have vanished from most of England and how gray squirrels threaten their survival.

Author Hernan Diaz spoke with Nature on October 2, 2026, about his latest book Ply which blends a dystopian future with questions about selfhood.