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Submarine Dives Reveal Complex Deep-Sea Ecosystems Living on Whale Remains

New research from submarine expeditions uncovered complex and previously unknown ecosystems thriving on the remains of deceased whales.

Researchers discovered a method to convert plant-based biomass into nylon providing an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based production.

A UN scientist told Democracy Now that the AI boom constitutes a new form of imperialism due to the enormous environmental footprint of data centers.

Stratfor reported a resurgence of Ebola in the DRC raising public health alarm and prompting international response efforts.

A study found that transfer learning can help AI systems find new physics faster but comes with unexpected accuracy trade-offs.

WHO published a structured approach to digital health transformation for member states covering governance stakeholder engagement and assessment.

Audiologists noted that early hearing loss and tinnitus often manifest as difficulty following conversations in noise rather than full deafness.

Scientists presented new evidence that Stonehenge’s Altar Stone was deliberately transported hundreds of kilometres from Scotland by ancient peoples.

Researchers presented evidence that gut bacteria in fish contribute to the cycling of essential minerals in the world’s oceans.

Seven more students at a school in Wayanad Kerala tested positive for Shigella bacterial infections in a growing school outbreak.