Separate parts of the brain are responsible for understanding and reproducing a language, making the two activities mutually exclusive.

The survival of an endangered songbird species is further threatened because so few of its adults remain to teach love songs.

This DNA could help evolutionary researchers convey statements about "how mammoths came to be mammoths, why they look the way they do and how diverse they were."

"...The dominant narrative is something like 'Who will marry you if you do a Ph.D?' in our society."

Researchers think the 'tubarial glands,' which resemble salivary glands under the tongue, are involved in saliva secretion.

The Nobel committee continues to ignore the diverse and collaborative nature of scientific discovery.

The “fittest” is often the friendliest and most cooperative.

“Women are not just small men,” one researcher said.

Scientists cannot explain how else the gas made its way into the Venusian clouds.

The dwarf planet Ceres is aglow with salt deposits and minerals that point to reservoirs of seawater beneath its surface, NASA's Dawn spacecraft found.

Forests hold multitudes of data that helps us understand climate change and the effects of habitat destruction.

Scientists said microbes that exist on so little energy - 50 quintillion times less than humans - can expand our notions of what being alive looks like.

German scientists hope to learn more about how to safely host large-scale events amid the coronavirus pandemic.

This could have long-term effects on scientists' careers and widen the existing gender inequalities in scientific research.

White blood cells in individuals with autoimmune disorders return to protecting the body when supplied with an excess of the same molecules they attack.

A learned ability, synchronized eye movement helps us perceive depth and prevent double vision.

This could have serious implications for understanding how diseases, drugs, and vaccines affect males and females differently.

Authenticity of results is more important than speed, ethicists from Carnegie Mellon and McGill Universities advise.