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Is there something drug developers could do to help? Chemist Tim Cernak thinks so. He has been developing drugs for people for 20 years, but his patient roster has started to include sea turtles, ...

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On the release of Pope Leo’s encyclical about AI, we peek inside the Vatican academy that helps inform his scientific views. Plus, cell and GPS data show how animals react to human presence—and ...

Despite the scorching, toxic conditions on the planet Venus, some scientists want to look there for life—in the clouds.

NASA’s Artemis II mission carried a crew of four astronauts whose job was to make sure the spacecraft’s systems operated as designed in the harsh environment of deep space. The mission set many ...