A groundbreaking multidisciplinary study reveals that the abundant mangrove fern Acrostichum aureum in Hainan Island harbors moderate genetic diversity but faces hidden vulnerability, providing critical evidence for targeted mangrove ecosystem conservation strategies.

The study, led by IRB Barcelona, shows that tumours with chromosomal instability can promote their own growth by damaging the surrounding healthy tissues.

Senescent tumour cells release signals that block the proliferation of neighbouring cells, ultimately inducing their death.

Published in EMBO Reports, the study identifies a new interaction mechanism between the tumour and its environment, which could open new avenues for researching targeted therapies against senescent cells.

A seven-year collaborative study has revealed alarming fluctuations in the health of Hawaiʻi’s endangered insular false killer whales, with some individuals losing nearly a quarter of their body weight in just a few months. Published today in Endangered Species Research, the findings provide the first quantitative evidence that nutritional stress and environmental shifts may be driving the decline of this iconic population, which now numbers fewer than 140 individuals.

New research shows Cheviot goats are one of the UK’s most genetically distinct goat populations.

Scientists finally found the predator that had been killing and eating ancient birds and regurgitating their broken bones as pellets 120 million years ago-- it's a new species of dinosaur, related to Velociraptor, that had wing-like structures on both its arms and its legs.

A University of Florida-led study of 1,051 Floridians finds strategic environmental communication significantly boosts public support for roadside pollinator habitat, with agricultural benefit frames driving the strongest attitudinal shifts.

An international team of researchers has announced the discovery of two new species of caddisflies from the Middle East and Caucasus ecoregions, shedding light on the hidden biodiversity of the area's river ecosystems. The findings were recently published in the open-access peer-reviewed Biodiversity Data Journal.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), the global leader in fusion energy, today announced the publishing of five peer-reviewed physics basis papers on the company’s ARC fusion power plant in a special edition of Journal of Plasma Physics, published by Cambridge University Press.