Stories by Lars Fischer

A wine still liquid after two millennia turned up at a construction site near Seville, Spain

A microbe can grow a neck that is 30 times as long as its body in just a few seconds. Origami folding explains how

Physicists have put the largest-ever object into a quantum superposition

Scientists capture complex structure in a molecule-deep pool of ice

While international experts try to figure out what caused the ruptures in the Nord Stream pipeline, engineers have multiple options to try and fix it

The freaky physics phenomenon of quantum tunneling may mutate genes

Boa constrictors wearing blood pressure cuffs and tiny masks reveal the answer to a biological puzzle

It is unclear how some people recently diagnosed with the disease became infected with the monkeypox virus or how it is likely to spread

Health-damaging PFASs are nearly impossible to break down—but a new hot-water technique can destroy them

Their immune system is more primed to fight off the novel coronavirus

Ancient chain mail served as an inspiration for a highly unusual material that might one day lead to such applications

These simple organisms physically encode food locations to solve complex tasks

A new SARS-CoV-2 strain in mink has infected about a dozen people in Denmark, but it is not known whether the mutation makes the virus more dangerous

Fine dust from the burning rain forest could exacerbate coronavirus infections amid signs that the blazes might be particularly severe in 2020