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  1. Chemistry

    Superheavy element 117 makes debut

    An international team of researchers fill a gap in the periodic table, and lay another stepping stone along the path to the “island of stability.”

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Languages use different parts of brain

    Different areas are active depending how the grammar of a sentence conveys meaning.

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  3. Climate

    Alaskan peatlands expanded rapidly as ice age waned

    The rapid growth of Alaskan wetlands before 8,600 years ago was due to hotter summers and colder winters, which could spell trouble in a warmer world, a new study suggests.

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  4. Life

    Insulin-producing cells can regenerate in diabetic mice

    Animal study finds that the pancreas can spontaneously regenerate beta cells.