Steven Wofsy explains how the satellite will spot global sources of methane emissions, which in many cases can be halted with relatively simple fixes.

Researchers find five new species of hard-to-access creatures amid shortage of knowledge, concerns growing commercial interest may cause extinctions.

Sam Wattrus ’16, Ph.D. ’22, becomes the first human developmental and regenerative biology concentrator to establish an independent research lab.

Researchers found that female mice, despite ongoing hormonal fluctuations, exhibit exploratory behavior that is more stable than that of their male peers, countering the belief that the hormone cycle in females causes behavioral variation that could throw off results.

A new study illuminates the way pathogens — and pheromones — alter social behavior in animals.

By studying the fossil record of one group of organisms, researchers now worry that human-driven climate change may return us to an “Earth of 8 million years ago ... detrimentally restructuring the marine communities of the entire ocean.”

Science author Harold McGee explores all things olfactory in “Nose Dive: A Field Guide to the World’s Smells.”

We ask Avi Loeb, founding director of Harvard’s Black Hole Initiative, to help us picture the scariest void in the universe.

Quantum computing simulation reveals possible wormhole-like dynamics.

Funding aims to help researchers turn their ideas into products and services that confront real-world problems.