Identifying trauma in probationers with mental illness can help tailor the treatment they need to potentially reduce their risk of incarceration, research finds.

A look into the lychee genome reveals the fruit's origin and domestication history in ancient China.

People who use "supportive voice" have a higher chance of being recruited to a team at work, research shows.

New research suggests subtle wording in textbooks can affect how certain students are about the causes of climate change.

Dignity neuroscience is the idea that universal rights are rooted in human brain science, say two scientists.

A blueprint for designing new materials using difficult combinations of nanocrystals could lead to previously impossible materials.

A quick reflection in the morning can leave you feeling like a leader at work, say researchers. Here are the prompts they suggest.

"Neandertals knew that for a specific task, they needed a very particular tool. They found what worked best and sought it out when it was available."

Mandates to give workers paid sick leave in a recent congressional bill could be helping to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers say.

Fossils from Spinosaurus aegyptiacus may be "smoking gun" evidence it lived in the water. That could upend the idea that there were no swimming dinosaurs.