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The race to build a super-large ground telescope is down to two competitors.The race to build a super-large ground telescope is down to two competitors, and the stakes are nothing less than the future of our cosmic understanding.
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Glowing neurons let scientists watch the brain work in real timeForget everything you thought you knew about peering into the brain's labyrinth.
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The Internal Calculus: Why We Speak Up or Stay SilentA recent study urging us to 'be bold' to counter authoritarianism speaks to a core human dilemma.
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Less than a trillionth of a second: Ultrafast UV light could transform communications and imagingIn a development that feels ripped from the pages of a near-future sci-fi novel, a team of researchers has just cracked open a new frontier in photonics.
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What’s Going on With Smart Rings?So, Ultrahuman smart rings have hit a regulatory wall in the US market, and chatting with the company’s chief business officer reveals a classic tech industry
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Japanese scientists just built human brain circuits in the labIn a development that feels ripped from the pages of a near-future sci-fi novel, a team of Japanese researchers has achieved a breathtaking feat of biological
3 weeks ago
Harmful mouth bacteria may trigger Parkinson’s diseaseThe discovery that a common oral bacterium, *Streptococcus mutans*—long vilified as the primary architect of dental cavities—might be a stealthy instigator of
3 weeks ago
Wearable Health Devices May Create Massive E-Waste by 2050.The headline is stark, a future projection that feels both distant and alarmingly imminent: by 2050, the proliferation of wearable health devices—from sleek
3 weeks ago
The Newest Health Trend Is Tracking Your PeeThe frontier of personal health monitoring is advancing into territory once considered the exclusive domain of clinical labs: the humble bathroom.
3 weeks ago
New Fossil Reveals Ancient Migration Corridor Across PangaeaIn a discovery that’s rewriting the maps of deep time, a team of scientists in China has unearthed fossils of a previously unknown mammal-like reptile in the
3 weeks ago
A smarter way to screen for breast cancer is emergingThe rigid, one-size-fits-all paradigm of annual mammograms for breast cancer screening is finally being challenged by a more intelligent, data-driven approach,
3 weeks ago
Space Mouse Successfully Gives Birth Post-Mission, Marking Leap in Off-World Reproduction ResearchA mouse has given birth to a healthy litter following a two-week orbital space mission, delivering a significant breakthrough in the study of reproduction
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Europe's Ski Resorts Struggle with Climate Change and Lack of SnowThe iconic, snow-blanketed slopes of the European Alps, long the beating heart of winter tourism, are facing an existential crisis that feels less like a
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Scientists found a way to help aging guts heal themselvesIn a fascinating convergence of immunology and gerontology, a team of researchers has harnessed the power of CAR T-cell therapy—a technology more commonly
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Aging Spinal Cord Retains Nerve Repair Capacity, But Systemic Health Is Key to RecoveryNew research challenges a fundamental belief in neurology, showing that the potential for nerve repair after spinal cord injury does not decline with age.
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Age does not stop nerve healing after spinal cord injuryIn a finding that upends long-held assumptions about neurobiology and aging, new research indicates that the chronological age of a patient may be far less of
4 weeks ago
New antibiotic pill shows promise against drug-resistant gonorrheaIn a development that feels ripped from the pages of a near-future medical thriller, a novel one-dose oral antibiotic named zoliflodacin has just demonstrated
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Biophobia: Nature-Induced Stress Is Increasing GloballyThe notion that a walk in the woods or a day at the beach is a universal panacea for modern stress is being fundamentally challenged by a growing body of
4 weeks ago
Healthy 18-year-old welder nearly died of anthrax in puzzling case.The term 'Welder's Anthrax' might sound like a niche medical footnote, but its emergence in 2022, when seven cases were first formally identified, represents a
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The sheer, staggering scale of our cosmic luck is something that often escapes us in the daily grind, but evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has a way of
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The haunting question of the ivory-billed woodpecker’s existence echoes through the cypress swamps of the southeastern United States like a ghostly double-rap.
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In a move that feels ripped from the pages of a sci-fi novel, astronomers at the European Space Agency have unleashed an AI tool on the Hubble Space
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It was one of those conversations that feels almost too perfect to be true, a meeting of minds that history seems to have arranged just to make a point.
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Australia is deploying a formidable arsenal to protect its most iconic ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef.
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