New probabilistic programming framework a finalist for best paper at SC19

On Mars, oxygen behaves in a way that so far scientists cannot explain through any known chemical processes

A new study shows that the rover's Jezero crater landing site is home to deposits of hydrated silica, a mineral that just happens to be particularly good at preserving biosignatures

New possibilities for indoor, sustainable, local production of hops

A new paper reveals that the microbiomes of closely-related bats can be totally different from each other, which suggests that having a community of helpful gut bacteria may not be so important for this group of mammals

Geoscientists can reconstruct the climate of the past by analyzing dripstones—and they can also draw up prognoses for the future

Young male cancer survivors have lower testosterone levels than the healthy population, associated with increased trunk fat mass and worse quality of life than matched controls

eEucidating how two given drugs interact, and whether they have a beneficial effect, would mean a major step toward drug development to treat diseases more effectively in the future

Cross-industry collaboration will accelerate digital solutions and support R&D innovation by customers

A Niels Bohr Institute study shows that hurricanes have become more destructive since 1900, and the worst of them are more than three times as frequent now than 100 years ago

A novel artificial skin developed at KAUST is wearable, flexible, lightweight, and magnetized, making it useful in a variety of applications without the need for a wired connection to other devices

Recent research into highly productive crops such as maize and sorghum show the secret to their productivity could lie in their sugar sensing responses