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The first FDA-approved treatment for an incurable brain cancer gives the gift of time.

The team even extracted DNA from a tiny 100-year-old butterfly leg.

Blue crabs burrow, wood frogs freeze, and other cold weather survival strategies.

Isaac Asimov’s “Handbook of Robotics” imagined simple rules for machine morality. But reality is a maze of contradictions, biases, and blind spots.

Navigation algorithms designed for Earth fail in orbit. A new approach fixes the drift.

Our new study has the answer.

Apennine brown bears have been isolated from their European counterparts since the Roman Empire.

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Celebrate sea sponges, translucent squid, and more in a new year-end video.

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Ant evolution favored large colonies over individual strength.

The fake skulls can take up to 50 hours to print.

'We essentially have 102 new maps of the entire sky.'

In some remarkable cases, people have survived after their core temperature has plummeted into the 50s.

Intestinal parasites that still plague us today were all over Roman Britain.

The three-inch-tall tree is more than just a holiday novelty.

Astronomers initially thought the dramatic burst of light was a new exoplanet.

Cursing can boost your workout, mood, and even confidence.