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Plants provide pollinators with nectar as a reward for their services, so why lace it with mind-bending toxins? Their motivations are surprisingly devious (full text available to subscribers)

The disappearance of Neanderthals, the sale of a flawless diamond and a strange link to leukemia are a few of the coolest stories in Science this week.

When our ancestors looked up at night, they saw the star-studded dome of heaven. It's easy to understand why they thought this. Even today, gazing at the sky, the stars appear fixed on...

The real feel-good factors must be allowed to guide government decisions alongside economic measures, says economist and Labour peer Richard Layard

(Nanyang Technological University) Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory will jointly develop technological solutions for energy efficiency and sustainable development ...