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This reptile’s odd chompers clarify life after mass extinction

An extinct reptile’s oddly shaped chompers and bones suggest some creatures and plants bounced back quickly after a mass extinction.

The asteroid impact at Chicxulub set off a tsunami “strong enough to disturb and erode sediments in ocean basins halfway around the globe.”

Data sources that “teach” AI could amplify and worsen disparities in health care, says law professor Nicholson Price.

New smart soft contact lenses that can accurately measure intraocular pressure in your eye could one day stop glaucoma-related blindness.

New smart soft contact lenses that can accurately measure intraocular pressure in your eye could one day stop glaucoma-related blindness.

Drilling deeper into an undersea earthquake fault than ever before reveals that the tectonic stress in Japan’s Nankai subduction zone.

Drilling deeper into an undersea earthquake fault than ever before reveals that the tectonic stress in Japan’s Nankai subduction zone.

Every modern mammal is descended from a common ancestor that lived about 180 million years ago. New research reveals its genome.

Long-term memories rely on both repetition and order to make these memories last, a new study in sea slugs shows.

A new chemical modification of silk proteins molded into shapes and films makes them repel water better than other nonstick coatings available today.