Slideshows

Scenes from illustrator Jim Jourdane’s Fieldwork Fail: The Messy Side of Science

A look at State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry scientists’ picks

What's killing howler monkeys in the jungles of Central America?

Visit the lab of Matthew Andrews at the University of Minnesota Duluth, who studies hibernating thirteen-lined ground squirrels to learn how their hearts manage extreme temperature fluctuations.

Researchers studying city-dwelling birds are learning about which animals are more suited to urban life.

Meet some of the products that nearly cracked the Top 10 Innovations of 2015.

Go behind the scenes at labs where researchers are finding ways of switching from meat-based to plant-based feeds.

Travel to remote rain forests in Papua New Guinea with researchers from The Nature Conservancy who are working with native people to characterize ecosystems there using sound.

See the volunteers and veterinarians who are helping to rehabilitate wayward penguins that wash up on the coast of Brazil.

See scientists at work near the site where a new Homo species was recently found.

Scientific illustrator Mindy Lighthipe’s interest in insects inspired her to begin drawing plants.

A look at State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry scientists’ picks

Changes to light-reflecting guanine nanocrystals help chameleons quickly change hues.

Take a tour of deep-sea methane seeps and meet the organisms that call these extreme environments home.

Runners up in the Top 10 Innovations of 2014 competition

Explore more facets of our annual Salary Survey.

See the striking images behind the quest to develop stem cell therapeutics for vision disorders.

Through her Street Anatomy blog, medical illustrator Vanessa Ruiz has connected with a diverse array of arists who draw inspiration from the human body.

A sampling of some of the most devastating crop pathogens