A Nature study reports grass production in Kruger National Park rose 28% between 1989 and 2021, with rising CO2 the only explanation that fits. C4 grasses were assumed to be indifferent.
Publishers:nature.com · phys.org
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MoM-BH*-1 shows the deepest Balmer break yet measured, which its discoverers read as a 100,000-solar-mass black hole inside a dense gas cocoon 660 million years after the Big Bang.
Publishers:livescience.com · physicsworld.com
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Basel researchers mapped 162 mouse brains to find wake-activated cells in the median raphe and preoptic area. Switching them off cut sleep by nearly 70 per cent, with no rebound.
Publishers:nature.com · newscientist.com
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Caltech's Endres and Alicea groups report the first direct measurement of Ising and tricritical Ising energy spectra in synthetic quantum matter, on chains of up to 35 strontium atoms.
Publishers:phys.org
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EMBL Heidelberg reports in Nature that T7 phage phosphorylates nearly the whole E. coli proteome within minutes, disabling defence systems that work by different mechanisms.
Publishers:phys.org
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S301 skims Sagittarius A* at about 8 percent of light speed. That proximity gives the GRAVITY+ team a direct spin measurement inside ten years, instead of decades of indirect modelling.
Publishers:livescience.com · nature.com · phys.org · sciencenews.org · scientificamerican.com
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A framework called REID images living cells with light made inside them, hitting 100 nm detail in 20 ms exposures and 41 hours of continuous mitochondrial footage.
Publishers:phys.org
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A Nature study of 62 psychedelic-naive adults reports that the feeling of dissolved self-world boundaries tracks integration between self-referential and sensory networks.
Publishers:scientificamerican.com
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A Nature study reports that mouse organoids make cortical cell types but not the clock that sequences them, and that a third of progenitors get locked into a single fate.
Publishers:livescience.com
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A Nature paper reports direct positional isomerisation of pyridines by nitrogen insertion and deletion, turning what were separate syntheses for each isomer into one starting material.
Publishers:nature.com · phys.org
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Observations of magnetar 1E 1547.0-5408 point to vacuum birefringence, the effect Heisenberg predicted in the 1930s. The team calls it a possible first detection, not a confirmed one.
Publishers:sciencedaily.com
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Astronomers report the first detection of vacuum birefringence, predicted in the 1930s. Outside commentators say the result stands or falls on one assumption about the star's geometry.
Publishers:gizmodo.com
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A health privacy scholar lays out how much patient data sits outside HIPAA entirely, just as federal demands for medical records expand and de-identification gets harder to defend.
Publishers:theconversation.com
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Laser ranging to LARES-2 and LAGEOS has pinned frame dragging to roughly one part in a thousand, an order of magnitude better than earlier Solar System tests.
Publishers:physicsworld.com
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Nanjing University reports 3.42 to 5.81 percent more daily output per unit of capacity from March to May. That is a number a yield model can carry; three months is not a warranty.
Publishers:interestingengineering.com
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A Nature study of 1,154 hospitalized patients links Anelloviridae reactivation to lasting physical disability, which gives post-viral clinics something to measure instead of a syndrome of exclusion.
Publishers:sciencedaily.com
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An MIT-led team reports in Nature that the object radiates 100 billion times more than any star can, and argues the early universe's "little red dots" are their own class of object.
Publishers:phys.org
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Shock-compression data published in Nature reconciles diamond melting experiments with quantum simulations. The lab says applying it to inertial confinement fusion could triple energy gain.
Publishers:interestingengineering.com
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A Nature paper reported by Stanford puts the trafficking as early as middle age. The release offers no counts, no rates and no causal claim.
Publishers:sciencedaily.com
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