Study finds sexual behavior by coaches often seen as normal in youth sports
A research group at EHU in the Basque Country reports that 20 percent of surveyed athletes experienced sexual behavior from coaches.
A research group at EHU in the Basque Country reports that 20 percent of surveyed athletes experienced sexual behavior from coaches.
Researchers examined a severely damaged 1834 silver sixpence discovered in an album in Greater Manchester to explain its unusual shape.
Rutgers researchers found that combining literacy programs with community support improves outcomes for Latino children from birth to 18 months.
A new UCLA study published in ACS ES&T Air reports that airborne toxins from the January 2025 Eaton fire dissipated quickly downwind of Los Angeles.
A team led by Brandon Park Coy reports finding a rocky super-Earth named HD 3167 b with atmospheric signs located 154 light-years away in the constellation Pisces.
Curtin University researchers have identified an early autumn reproduction period for two key coral species at Ningaloo Reef off Western Australia.
Scholars note that medieval church leaders relied on a forged document claiming Emperor Constantine gave Rome to Pope Sylvester I in the early 300s.
Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory have created a long-term acoustic baseline for the Arctic using seven years of data from the Beaufort Sea.
A South Korean research team at the Korea Institute of Energy Research published findings in Advanced Science about a new ammonia synthesis process using a palladium membrane.
Lisa Lock and Robert Egan report on new findings regarding gravitational waves from higher-dimensional black holes published in Physical Review D.