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Planetary Health Check Finds Seven of Nine Earth-System Boundaries Breached Science

Planetary Health Check Finds Seven of Nine Earth-System Boundaries Breached

A new assessment by more than 60 scientists says seven of nine planetary boundaries are breached and all seven are under record pressure.

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Astronomers Confirm Youngest Known Planet, Still Growing Around Its Star Science

Astronomers Confirm Youngest Known Planet, Still Growing Around Its Star

Elias 2-24 b is less than a million years old. NASA and Keck report a rare view of a giant planet forming in a disk of gas and dust.

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Brown Study Reveals Gene Switch Behind Developing Nerve Connections Science

Brown Study Reveals Gene Switch Behind Developing Nerve Connections

Mouse research links changing gene activity to axon navigation and provides a spinal cord atlas covering more than 12,000 neurons.

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Brain Implant Decodes Speech and Gestures Together in Paralysis Study Science

Brain Implant Decodes Speech and Gestures Together in Paralysis Study

UCSF researchers demonstrate simultaneous speech and gesture decoding through a virtual avatar, with further testing needed before practical use.

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Innsbruck Team Observes Bethe Strings in Ultracold Atoms Science

Innsbruck Team Observes Bethe Strings in Ultracold Atoms

An experiment creates interacting clusters of atoms in one dimension, opening a controlled setting for studying quantum matter.

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New Report Highlights Warming-Driven Break in Indian-Pacific Climate Link Science

New Report Highlights Warming-Driven Break in Indian-Pacific Climate Link

A new report highlights evidence that human-caused warming is destabilizing a 400-year climate link between the Pacific and Indian oceans.

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DeepMind Releases AlphaGenome Atlas Mapping 9 Billion DNA Changes Science

DeepMind Releases AlphaGenome Atlas Mapping 9 Billion DNA Changes

Google DeepMind has opened a one-petabyte AI atlas predicting the molecular effects of 9 billion possible single-letter changes across the human genome.

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Ultra-Fast Black-Hole Wind Found in Long-Dead Galaxy Science

Ultra-Fast Black-Hole Wind Found in Long-Dead Galaxy

Astronomers detected a wind moving at 7% of light speed from an active black hole inside a galaxy dormant for nine billion years.

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Full Tobacco Controls Could Prevent Millions of Asian Cancers Science

Full Tobacco Controls Could Prevent Millions of Asian Cancers

A 15-country modelling study estimates that full WHO tobacco-control policies could avert about 3.5 million cancer cases in East and South-East Asia by 2050.

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Preclinical Study Identifies Glioblastoma Defense Pathway Science

Preclinical Study Identifies Glioblastoma Defense Pathway

Ohio State researchers found that blocking proteins which suppress PP2A weakened glioblastoma in preclinical models, but human testing is still required.

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Scientists Map Complete Male Fruit Fly Nervous System Science

Scientists Map Complete Male Fruit Fly Nervous System

Researchers mapped 166,391 neurons across the complete adult male fruit fly central nervous system, creating a public resource for studying how neural circuits produce behavior.

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European Optical Clocks Align in Step Toward Redefining the Second Science

European Optical Clocks Align in Step Toward Redefining the Second

Seven optical clocks linked across four European countries achieved exceptional agreement, supplying new evidence for a future redefinition of the SI second.

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