#Nature

A Nature study shows bright squeezed vacuum can drive nonlinear laser interactions far more efficiently, reducing the need for destructive intensity levels.

New research argues that exceptionally powerful quasars in the early universe frequently drove galaxy-scale outflows strong enough to strip star-forming gas and help create the quiescent galaxies seen by JWST.

Researchers report an HIV vaccine design that steered immune responses toward a conserved region of the virus and produced broadly neutralizing antibodies in macaques.

A new analysis argues that evidence for an ancient ocean on Mars may lie not in a level ‘bathtub ring’ shoreline but in a massive continental-shelf-like zone spanning more than 10 million square kilometers.

A Sony-built robot arm named Ace proved competitive with top table tennis players in a Nature study, marking a robotics milestone while also revealing how quickly skilled humans adapt to machine weaknesses.

A Nature study from Washington University in St. Louis found that mRNA cancer vaccines can still trigger strong anti-tumor responses in mice even when a dendritic cell subtype long thought essential is missing.

A Nature study in mice suggests low-protein diets can trigger gut microbe-driven signals that turn white fat toward a calorie-burning beige state, revealing a complex microbiome link in metabolism.