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German researchers used molten salts and iodine vapor to build atomically ordered MXenes, boosting conductivity 160x over conventional methods.
Two companion JWST studies confirm a spectrally resolved helium emitter with no detectable metals sitting 3 kiloparsecs from GN-z11, the strongest signature yet of Population III stars at redshift 10.6.
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science report a quantum-critical electron fluid in graphene with viscosity near the theoretical lower bound and a dramatic decoupling of heat and charge transport.
An autonomous AI platform developed at Cornell University analyzes electron microscopy images in two to five minutes, performing crystal structure identification, property prediction, and literature cross-referencing in a single workflow.
The IUCN Red List has reclassified the emperor penguin from Near Threatened to Endangered and the Antarctic fur seal from Least Concern to Endangered, citing sea-ice loss and krill decline driven by climate change.
MicroBooNE and KATRIN independently close the door on the light sterile neutrino, while China's JUNO detector surpasses 50 years of precision in just 59 days.
An analysis of 2,456 mitochondrial genomes published in Science Advances identifies two distinct maritime routes humans used to reach Sahul roughly 60,000 years ago.
The SuperCDMS experiment at SNOLAB has cooled its 24 detectors to near absolute zero, preparing to probe an unexplored low-mass dark matter range within the year.
Researchers identify 24 amphipod species, a new family, and a new superfamily in a region targeted for deep-sea mining.
Two back-to-back Nature papers show that removing excess iron atoms from iron telluride unlocks superconductivity at 13.5 Kelvin, overturning a longstanding assumption and suggesting similar hidden quantum states may exist in other correlated materials.
A European team eliminates mid-circuit measurements from fault-tolerant quantum computing, running Grover's algorithm on three logical qubits encoded in eight trapped ions without pausing to read error syndromes.
Webb telescope finds a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting a tiny red dwarf has fewer heavy elements in its atmosphere than its own star, defying all existing formation theories.