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Magnetially controlled device can combine or split microlitre-sized droplets.

Data could help to reveal the warning signs of potentially dangerous eruptions caused by liquid groundwater abruptly turning into gas.

Andrew Robinson reviews five of the best science picks.

Studies of the regenerative powers of worms, zebrafish and lizards suggest ways to improve recovery in people.

Half a century after its cinematic release, Jaws is still shaping how we view — and protect — the ocean’s top predators.

An immigration crackdown makes the United States less attractive. These locations could steal its crown and make conferences more globally inclusive.

Astronomer Bernie Fanaroff helped to design South Africa’s plan to become a radioastronomy powerhouse — and it started with training the next generation.

A new campaign by the non-profit group Mothers in Science highlights the challenges and experiences that fathers face, providing actionable steps to becoming a better parent and ally.

Largest study of its kind explores the ‘Matthew effect’ in research.

Virologist Amadou Sall is the driving force behind a world-class manufacturing hub in Senegal.

Neurons deep in the brain influence how stressful experiences disrupt both sleep and memory.

Bogong moths use the stars to find their way during an epic migration across Australia. Plus, the ‘Dragon Man’ fossil belonged to a Denisovan and how our brains might control ageing.

Long cast as villains, some protists, such as Blastocystis, are potentially beneficial to human health.

Although language models can help to accelerate systematic reviews, a fully automated system is still some way off.