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Scientists Develop Biodegradable Carbon Capture Beads From Dairy and Tofu Waste
A novel carbon capture technology using biodegradable protein beads derived from food processing waste was reported as more efficient than conventional methods.
Scientists Solve Mystery of Amaterasu Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Ray Particle
New research suggested the Amaterasu cosmic particle may be an ultraheavy atomic nucleus heavier than iron rather than a simple proton.
Scientists Discover Declining Phosphatidylcholine Levels May Drive Aging in Cells
Researchers found that falling phosphatidylcholine levels may be a major driver of age-related mitochondrial dysfunction and cellular energy loss.
Scientists Discover New Way the Immune System Fights Cancer Overturning Core Immunology Belief
Research shows that when cancer cells shut down MHC I immune recognition molecules the immune system deploys a surprising alternative defense pathway
Scientists Discover Master Genetic Clock That Controls Biological Growth and Development Timing
A newly discovered genetic clock acts as the master timekeeper for development controlling critical bursts of gene activity throughout an organism’s growth
Trump’s Climate Claim That Scientists Admitted Projections Were WRONG Is Misleading
FactCheck.org debunks Trump’s Truth Social claim about climate change projections explaining that routine revisions reflect progress on fossil fuels
Scientists develop synthetic skin capable of feeling pain
The breakthrough could revolutionize prosthetics and robotics with sensory feedback.
Scientists manage to communicate with lucid dreamers
A fascinating sleep study established real-time, two-way communication during REM sleep.
Scientists Discover Deep-Ocean Species Absorbing Carbon Faster Than Previously Thought
A study found that a previously overlooked group of deep-ocean micro-organisms is absorbing carbon dioxide significantly faster than models had predicted improving climate forecasts.