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Biologists Construct Groundbreaking Tree of Life Using 1.8 Billion Letters of Genetic Code

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Scientists have constructed a groundbreaking tree of life using 1.8 billion letters of genetic code. A recent study published in the journal Nature by an...

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Cosmic Cannons: Astrophysicists Shed New Light on Black Hole Jets

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Black holes are fascinating cosmic entities characterized by gravitational pulls so intense that not even light can escape once it crosses into their event horizons....

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Completely New Use Discovered – This Traditional Herb Has Remarkable Nerve Regenerative Properties

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Blessed thistle (Cnicus benedictus), a member of the Asteraceae family, thrives in our climate. This plant has been utilized for centuries as a medicinal herb,...

Thursday, Apr 25

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Boost Your Brain: Scientists Develop New Method To Improve Your Reading Efficiency

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Researchers from the University of Cologne and the University of Würzburg have discovered through training studies that individuals can improve their ability to distinguish between...

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Unlocking New Levels of Accuracy With Advanced Timing Chips

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Compact chips enhance precision timing for communication, navigation, and various applications. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and its collaborators have delivered a...

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Cambridge Scientists Unveil New Theory on Origins of Life’s Building Blocks

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Researchers at Cambridge University propose that essential molecules for life’s development might have originated from a process called graphitization. If confirmed through laboratory experiments, this...

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Unlocking Vitamin D’s Hidden Role in Cancer Immunity

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New research links vitamin D with improved cancer immunity in mice through enhancement of specific gut bacteria. Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute, the National...

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Comet Geyser Biosignature Bonanza: NASA Perseverance Mars Rover’s 21st Rock Core

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The recent acquisition of Perseverance’s 21st core sample, Comet Geyser, from Bunsen Peak reveals significant geological interest due to its composition of carbonate and silica—key...

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Scorched Earth: Severe Drought Devastates Southern Africa

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One of the driest growing seasons in decades has decimated crops and left millions hungry. A prolonged dry spell in southern Africa in early 2024...

In a Scientific First, Mice Engineered With Rat Neurons Show Advanced Sensory Skills

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Researchers at Columbia University have engineered mice with part-rat, part-mouse brains that allow them to smell as rats do. This breakthrough demonstrates the brain’s capacity...

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Predator in Paradise: Lionfish’s Rapid Invasion of the Mediterranean Sea

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A new study highlights the rapid expansion of the invasive lionfish in the Mediterranean Sea, revealing its impact on local biodiversity and the crucial role...

How Tiny Lidar Tech is Redefining High-Resolution 3D Mapping

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Compact, low-power system opens doors for photon-efficient drone and satellite-based environmental monitoring and mapping. Researchers have developed a compact and lightweight single-photon airborne lidar system...

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AI-MARRVEL: New AI Accelerates Diagnosis of Rare Genetic Disorders

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AIM, developed by Baylor College of Medicine, enhances genetic diagnosis accuracy and speed by prioritizing causative variants in rare diseases, showing superior results compared to...

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Expert-Defying Anomaly – Scientists Discover 2D Nanomaterial With Counter-Intuitive Expanding Properties

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It is a common hack to stretch a balloon out to make it easier to inflate. When the balloon stretches, the width crosswise shrinks to...

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No Two Worms Are Alike – New Findings Challenge Chronobiology

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Are you a sports enthusiast or a homebody? Punctual or perpetually tardy? The animal kingdom also exhibits a variety of personalities, each with distinct behaviors...

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Ancient DNA Decoded: Tracing Neurodegenerative Diseases to Prehistoric Herders

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A significant study reveals that genes associated with multiple sclerosis were introduced to north-western Europe 5,000 years ago by migrating livestock herders, impacting modern susceptibility...

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Combating the Next Pandemic: Experts Call for Global Genetic Warning System

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Scientists champion global genomic surveillance using the latest technologies and a ‘One Health’ approach to protect against novel pathogens like avian influenza and antimicrobial resistance,...

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Hubble Celebrates 34th Anniversary With a Spectacular View of the Little Dumbbell Nebula

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Glowing Bipolar Bubble From Dying Star Expands Into Space In celebration of the 34th anniversary of the launch of NASA’s legendary Hubble Space Telescope on...

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Space Age Security: How Satellites Could Extend Quantum Encryption Globally

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Quantum cryptography enables secure communication over large distances. How can we guarantee that data sent over the internet is only accessible to its intended recipient?...

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Rewiring the Brain: Poverty Linked With Neurological Changes That Affect Behavior, Illness, and Development

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Research connects low socioeconomic status to brain alterations impacting educational achievement, mental health, and language development. What influences mental health, academic achievement, and cognitive growth?...

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A New View on the Sun: Breakthrough Findings From the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

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Observations from airborne and ground-based sources offer unique data and engage the public. Teams led by Southwest Research Institute successfully executed two groundbreaking experiments —...

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From Ancient Roots to Future Brews: Unveiling Coffee’s Prehistoric Genome

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University at Buffalo researchers have decoded Arabica coffee’s genome, tracing its origins back over 600,000 years and outlining its genetic challenges and climatic adaptations. This...

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Breaking the Skin Barrier: Scientists Discover New Health Risks of Microplastics

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New research indicates that toxic chemicals added to plastic materials for flame resistance can enter the body through the skin by contact with microplastics. The...

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Unlocking Cosmic Mysteries: The Hunt for Water on Other Worlds

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The initial step in the search for extraterrestrial life involves identifying the presence of liquid water. The moons of Saturn and Jupiter like Enceladus, Ganymede,...

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An Everyday Scientific Mystery: New Study Reveals Universal Secrets of Granular Matter

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Coffee beans in a jar and piles of rice or sand are examples of granular matter: materials composed of large numbers of macroscopic—rather than atomic...

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More Than 80 Feet Long – Newly Discovered Ichthyosaur May Be the Largest Marine Reptile Ever

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The enormous ichthyosaur could have reached lengths exceeding 80 feet (25 meters) and existed during the Late Triassic period. A recently identified ichthyosaur species may...

Wednesday, Apr 24

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How mRNA Is Rewriting the Rules of Cancer Treatment

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MIT spinout Strand Therapeutics has developed a new class of mRNA molecules that can sense where they are in the body, for more targeted and...

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Final Glimpse: Comet Disintegrates Shortly After Eclipse Observation

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A surprise appearance of a new comet made the April 8th total solar eclipse all the more memorable. Any dedicated ‘umbraphile’ will tell you: no...

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Unlocking Avian Secrets: Scientists Create Breakthrough 93-Million-Year Bird Family Tree

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A global team of researchers has constructed the most comprehensive and extensive bird family tree to date, detailing the evolutionary connections among 363 bird species...

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Evolution vs. Engineering: Why Can’t Robots Outrun Animals?

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Despite superior individual components, robots lag behind animals in overall performance, suggesting a future focus on better system integration and control in robotics. Robotics engineers...