Experts say not yet, but booster vaccines may be coming as new SARS-CoV-2 virus variants keep emerging.
The antibiotic amoxicillin stopped tissue death in corals for at least 11 months after treatment.
After learning how much damage drought can do to crops, two teens designed ways to detect a thirsty plant and make sure it gets enough water.
The ribeye steak is the first of its kind, and the latest in a growing list of meats printed with a 3-D bioprinter instead of being harvested from an animal.
A new study estimates that invasive species have cost the world more than $1 trillion since 1970. That’s almost certainly an underestimate.
A new way to harvest electricity relies on a tiny array of antennas and a lens. Together, they collect and focus 5G signals coming from any direction.
X-rays scans of a box of mixed nuts now reveal why large Brazil nuts rise to the top.
The lightweight new material could serve as a washable and recyclable, eco-friendly alternative for many current mask filters.
Certain patterns of brain activity predict whether teens are strong readers or will struggle. Those diagnostic patterns show up even when doing math.