Scientists find yellow warbler DNA is already adjusting to new conditions and ask whether it's enough to survive.

Greg Wright and others project the winners and losers of the economy in the coming year.

No one — companies or nation states — is above big data hacks, researchers find.

Scientists disable a muscle degeneration trigger to extend mouse lifespans by 25 percent.

More than 8.3 billion metric tons (9.1 billion tons). That’s the amount of plastic humans have created since the large-scale production of synthetic materials began in the early 1950s. It’s enough to cover the entire country of Argentina, and most of the material now resides in landfills or in the natural environment.

Keeping track of the climate just got easier, thanks to a new satellite-based monitoring tool.

Transportation expert Lewis Fulton weighs in on what roads will look like five, 10, even 20 years from now.

People can feel when surfaces differ by just a single layer of molecules, suggesting new avenues for touch technology.

Dacher Keltner helps launch the art world’s first ‘empathy center,’ using the power of art to induce compassion.

Life was already diverse 3.5 billion years ago — and may be so elsewhere today.

An innovative brace has helped a Loggerhead Sea Turtle double her weight and thrive.

UC scholars bring home the majority of 2018's Breakthrough Prizes, known as the 'Oscars of science.'