SCIENCE

It took a 3-D project to make the discovery possible.

The court said the researchers were involved in the births of three gene-edited babies to two women, confirming reports of a third baby.

A group of scientists and farmers in northern New England is working on a plan to feed seaweed to cows to gauge whether it can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.

A new study shows that dogs may not be able to necessarily count numbers, but they can differentiate quantities.

The test dummy — named after the bicep-flexing riveter of World War II — wore a red polka dot hair bandanna just like the original Rosie and Boeing's custom royal blue spacesuit.

Freshwater mussels range from about the size of a large button to the size of a billfold, but the work they do for ecosystems is enormous.

Researchers have been trying to make a connection between hair dye and the disease, which impacts about one in every eight women in the United States, for years.

Scientists are trying to get the technology to a level where the images are accurate enough to identify criminals and victims.

About half of the Everglades’ original footprint has been lost — plowed under or paved over, never to be recovered, so long as South Florida’s 8 million human inhabitants claim it for their homes, livelihoods and recreation.

Spacewalking astronauts ventured out for the second week in a row Friday to repair a cosmic ray detector, this time actually cutting into the $2 billion instrument.

Astronauts have begun an extraordinarily complicated series of spacewalks to fix a cosmic ray detector at the International Space Station.

Can old dogs teach us new tricks? Scientists are looking for 10,000 pets for the largest-ever study of aging in canines. They hope to shed light on human longevity too.