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Finger-prick blood tests and online brain checks may help identify dementia risk earlier from home, Exeter researchers report.
A mailed finger-prick blood test and online brain checks may help identify dementia risk earlier.
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The rise of Earth’s continents may have tuned ancient oceans to just the right boron concentration for life to emerge, according to a new research study.
Green ImpactContinent formation may have set the stage for life on EarthRebecca Shavit
Leeds researchers mapped how platelet myosin stays inactive, revealing mutation hotspots tied to bleeding disorders.
HealthResearch breakthrough reveals the secret behind blood clottingMac Oliveau
AI model CoCoGraph generated millions of new, chemically valid molecules that could speed drug and materials discovery.
AINew AI tool can generate millions of new moleculesShy Cohen
Super shoes improved performance traits but also altered running mechanics tied to bone stress injury risk in elite runners.
Health‘Super shoes’ boost running speed but at an increased risk for injuryAmyn Bhai
Humans are not the only animals that kiss. Apes, prairie dogs, birds, wolves, and dogs use similar behavior for bonding.
DiscoveriesHumans are not the only animals that kissRebecca Shavit
The planetary odd couple of a mini-Neptune and hot Jupiter probably formed out beyond its star’s “frostline,” in the colder region of the system’s early protoplanetary disk.
SpaceJWST finds a heavy atmosphere on a mini-Neptune orbiting a hot JupiterJoseph Shavit
An ant holds an oak gall containing wasp larvae. Researchers discovered an elaborate relationship among ants, wasps and oak trees.
Green Impact8-year-old’s backyard discovery upends a century of plant-insect scienceJoshua Shavit
Artist’s conception of this research showing an imagined time sequence as a star passes behind a TNO with an atmosphere.
SpaceStrange atmosphere detected on small icy world beyond PlutoJoseph Shavit
HealthEating one egg a day linked to lower Alzheimer’s risk in older adultsMac Oliveau
Science in lofty heights: Samuel Weber installs a seismometer and a solar panel on the summit of the Matterhorn.
Green ImpactHuman activity found to literally move mountainsJoshua Shavit
Princeton researchers combined two disciplines to help designers create unique shapes.
InnovationsPrinceton engineers link origami and tensegrity into fantastic new shapesRebecca Shavit
AI tool reads mutation patterns in DNA to estimate ancestry faster than classical population genetics methods.
AINew AI model reconstructs human ancestry from DNAShy Cohen
Pyralis papaleonei sp. nov., holotype.
DiscoveriesNewly discovered purple-winged moth named after Pope Leo XIVHannah Shavit-Weiner
Harvard robots modeled on ants can build or dismantle structures using simple rules and environmental cues.
InnovationsHarvard engineers built ant-like robots that work together without central controlMelanie Livingstone
Cal Poly physicists show timed magnetic fields can create exotic quantum states with no static counterpart.
DiscoveriesTime-varying magnetic fields can create exotic quantum matterShy Cohen
This high-resolution photo of the planet Mercury probably resembles the rocky exoplanet LHS 3844 b. Results from JWST observations favour an airless rocky planet with a dark, basalt-like surface, likely space-weathered by irradiation and meteorite impacts.
SpaceJWST finds a dark, airless exoplanet covered in rock like MercuryJoshua Shavit