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An AI agent emailed researchers for help. It told us why

7 days ago science.org ai

An AI agent solved nine of 353 open Erdős problems on its own and proved 44 of 492 integer sequence conjectures.

21 hours ago science.org ai mathematics

Research from Harvard Kennedy School professors reveals that taxing the world’s biggest polluting industries could cut emissions while generating nearly $200 billion a year in public revenue

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Spin force from a nitrogen-vacancy ensemble drives a 100-mg levitated resonator

3 days ago science.org physics

Study of 864 dogs found giant breeds lost approximately 35% more DNA methylation per year at LINE1 transposable elements than small breeds, suggesting that faster epigenetic aging and reduced regulation of these “jumping genes” may help explain why larger dogs have shorter lifespans.

3 hours ago science.org biology

Reframing menopause and menopause hormone therapy as opportunities for healthy aging

8 days ago science.org medicine

Nazi Germany had no hope of making an atomic bomb, uranium cubes reveal

9 days ago science.org

Now That's an Impurity Story

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How did Rosalind Franklin miss the helix in her iconic DNA image? She didn't

5 days ago science.org

A study combining satellite, ground and atmospheric model data found global desert dust declined by about 10% between 2003 and 2023, modestly reducing its cooling effect on the climate, although the contribution to recent human-caused warming remains very small.

6 days ago science.org environment

Re-evaluating molecular clock maximum age calibrations revives pre-Ediacaran divergence estimates for animals | Science Advances

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World's biggest dark matter detector spots a single weird particle

39 days ago science.org physics

NASA’s Mars Sample Return mission is dead

19 days ago science.org nasa

T-Rex's body temprature was higher than its environment, and similar to ours

17 days ago science.org paleontology

For skeptical conservative voters in the US, public information campaigns did not increase trust in American elections

36 days ago science.org psychology

Not alive, but not dead: disembodied human brains used for drug testing

12 days ago science.org

Mammals produce cyclo-octasulfur to suppress lipid peroxidation and ferroptosis

13 days ago science.org biology

A new material moves protons 6.5 times faster than the standard fuel cell membrane, cutting the energy barrier by more than half.

28 days ago science.org

A 17-year seismic study found North Korea’s underground nuclear tests reactivated previously quiet faults beneath Mount Mantap, triggering 1,399 local earthquakes whose activity continued to increase for years after the final nuclear test in 2017.

22 days ago science.org

Scientists observe a fundamental principle of gravity affect the quantum world

36 days ago science.org physics

Serotonin Measured Through Tears with wearable contact lens

21 days ago science.org health

Experimental plague vaccines protected 80 to 100% of mice against lethal pneumonic plague, including mice engineered to lack interferon gamma, an immune signal long thought essential to surviving it

22 days ago science.org medicine signal

C. difficile colonization in infants reshapes gut development, challenging a long-held assumption

37 days ago science.org biology c

Betel nut sucking is the earliest recorded evidence for the habitual use of a neuroactive plant drug

30 days ago science.org anthropology

When inflammation evicts blood-making stem cells from bone marrow, they partner with calming T-cells

26 days ago science.org medicine

Climate simulations suggest the Southern Ocean could eventually shift from a major carbon sink to a net CO₂ source after emissions decline, as persistent ocean warming and changes in alkalinity weaken its capacity to absorb atmospheric carbon.

27 days ago science.org environment

Rivers may be delivering far more microplastic pollution to the oceans than previously realized, with developing countries accounting for nearly all of the global flow

24 days ago science.org environment

Magic mushroom compound may prevent chemotherapy pain: « Research in mice finds that psilocybin protects against nerve damage and sensitivity caused by common cancer drugs

33 days ago science.org cancer psilocybin

Study of 51 adults receiving an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine found stronger interferon-related immune activity before vaccination predicted more pronounced temporary side effects, helping explain why some people experience stronger reactions than others.

23 days ago science.org covid health mrna vaccine

3D necroprinting: Leveraging biotic material as the nozzle for 3D printing

13 days ago science.org 3d

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