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Researchers have found a possible lynchpin stemming from the immune system

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Researchers Propose A Bacterial Toxin May Be Partly Responsible for A Variety of Diseases

The nation is focusing its research and development on tech that moves faster than the speed of sound.

These are the Best Of What's New

Monarch butterflies love milkweed. Preserving it will be key to saving butterfly populations.

The country wants to build a quantum computer with a million times the computing power of all others presently in the world.

This consumer-grade flying machine can see in every direction.

Twenty big discoveries we’ll want to remember in 2020.

It's triple-hulled, autonomous, and armed.

The makers of the Deus Ex: Mankind Divided video game host a bioethics conference

The future of allergy treatment could be as easy as brushing your teeth.

Know when to follow the rules and when to go rogue.

In the coming decades, some of the planet’s most powerful computers might store their zeroes and ones not as electrons in silicon, but as tiny magnetic fields.

Someone had to build it and try it.

The scientist who found them looked to history—and pop culture—to name the new sponges.

A crew of scientists and astronauts prepares to feed human colonists on the Red Planet

If created as proposed, T Flight will be faster, with more extensive routes.

Relying on Russian engines has put China at the mercy of a single, foreign supplier. That could be changing.

Just as the U.S. Navy is pulling away from the technology.