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No hearing aids needed: bats’ ears stay keen well into old age
Nature, Published online: 06 November 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03575-z Elderly big brown bats showed little sign of age-related degradation in the inner
World’s first wooden satellite heads for space
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a writer’s portrait of the International Space Station
Download Nature hits the books 08 November 2024 Samantha Harvey’s Booker Prize shortlisted novel Orbital is set inside an International
In that land
The wind stirs the dust around Nyla’s boots as she steps through the remains of the cabin. The roof has
Grass-roots pressure grows to boost support for breastfeeding scientists
Credit: Alamy The months following the birth of Colleen Sullivan’s first child, a son, in 2014 were rough. Sullivan, a
This scientist treated her own cancer with viruses she grew in the lab
Viruses such as measles (pictured here) can be used to attack cancerous cells. Credit: Eye Of Science/Science Photo Library A
World-first stem-cell treatment restores vision in people
Three people with severely impaired vision who received stem-cell transplants have experienced substantial improvements in their sight that have persisted
Why do wet dogs shake themselves dry? Neuroscience has an answer
Experiments with mice have revealed the neuroscience of why dogs shake their wet fur.Credit: Nat NT/Getty When a dog shakes
Will South Africa become first country to accept controversial form of human genome editing?
Researchers have voiced concerns after South Africa updated its health-research ethics guidelines to include a new section on heritable (or
What Trump’s election victory could mean for AI, climate and more
From repealing climate policies to overturning guidance on the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI), Republican Donald Trump made plenty