Researchers are sharing a trove of tweets that highlights COVID-19: its effects, our fears, and misinformation.

A new rundown of how much energy data centers around the world use shows that they don't use as much power as previously believed.

Big data could give archaeology a big boost, researchers show with new work on the Inca Empire. But they have some caveats about its power, too.

Researchers have stored and retrieved image data from mixtures containing molecules they made in the lab. It's a step forward for molecular data storage.

"DNA is currently the only data storage medium that can also exist as a liquid, which allows us to insert it into objects of any shape."

A new way to get around one of the flaws of WiFi takes advantage of the "wireless noise" that fills our houses.

Analyzing 8 million books and 65 million newspaper articles let researchers measure national happiness levels from 1820 - 2009 for the first time.

"The methane budget helps us place human methane emissions in context and provides a baseline against which to assess future changes."

Gathering better data, and making them accessible to health leaders, could help close the gaps between urban and rural public health.

You might have seen articles ranking the most polluted cities in the world, but a lack of good information makes it difficult to really know.