A new study published today in The Astrophysical Journal reports that actively growing supermassive black holes in nine nearby galaxies are associated with star-forming rings and fast shocks.
Researchers from the Fundación Conjunto Paleontológico de Teruel-Dinópolis announced today that they have identified the first confirmed Diplodocus skeleton found outside North America at a site in Teruel, Spain.
Economists from Carnegie Mellon University, Lehigh University and LSE published a study in Econometrica examining belief updating.
Scientists at Uppsala University examined materials in a historical artwork signed L daVinci to determine its composition and history.
A research team led by Hehao Qin of Peking University published a study in Science on September 14, 2026, indicating that river exports of microplastics are higher than previous estimates.
Researchers at Seoul National University have experimentally confirmed a forty-year-old theoretical prediction regarding how plastic layers mix by altering polymer shape.
International researchers published a study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showing how preparedness prevents disasters from causing hunger.
A team of physicists at CERN in Switzerland published new findings on how cosmic rays form after colliding oxygen atoms with protons.
Scientists at the Alfred Wegener Institute report that rapid succession of Arctic storms causes twice as much sea ice loss.
European authorities concluded in September 2026 that the artificial sweetener Splenda remains safe under its authorized uses following a review of recent research.
