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A key fossil suggests that the controversial Nanotyrannus is its own species, not a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex.

Online stereotypes about younger women and older men could impact real-world hiring decisions.

The kirigami-inspired design could be mass produced to deliver humanitarian aid.

As Trump blames Tylenol, Nature looks into the decades of research on the causes of autism.

Measurements show how flat this reflective lake in Bolivia really is, despite the wind blowing across it.

The age-old philosophical question of whether we see

colours the same way has been explored with brain scans.

Researchers have uncovered six mechanisms that could be reinforced to prevent steel truss bridges collapsing.

Brazilian site could produce one kilo of mosquito eggs per week.

A quirk of physics lets light power flight in low pressure environments.

Two brother ants defy species borders, by sharing the same mother despite being genetically different species.

Animals’ closest cousins provide insight into how we became multicellular creatures.

We dive into the data behind the United States' poor health.

Researchers have developed an AI-enhanced hydrogel capable of sticking even in wet, salty conditions.

Six miles below the surface of the Pacific an unexpected array of life flourishes.

The device could be swallowed for drug delivery or medical monitoring.

Fossil evidence suggests that Temnodontosaurus's fore-fin had adaptations to reduce low frequency noise.

Six experts explain why quantum mechanics is a topic no-one can agree on.

Research gives specific advice for conversations about vaccine hesitancy.

The majority of papers and patents in a subfield of AI enable surveillance, according to a new study.

The new method could be 70 times faster than repairing painting by hand.