In May 2024, floodwaters submerged much of Porto Alegre. Brazil’s fourth-largest city lost bridges, hospitals, and months of economic output. Hundreds died. The images briefly commanded global attention. Then the news cycle moved on. What it left…
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Brazil is both the world’s environmental treasure and its most exposed victim (commentary)
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Anxiety and ADHD can overlap – here’s how to untangle these widespread mental health disorders
For decades, one of the greatest challenges to treating neurological disorders like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is that its symptoms often resemble those of several other conditions. Overlapping disorders are extremely common…
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Scientists Discover Hidden Structure Inside Cells’ “Liquid” Droplets
For years, biomolecular condensates were thought to be simple, liquid-like droplets with little internal organization. New research overturns that view, revealing that some condensates are built from ordered networks of protein filaments that…
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Scientists Just Found a Black Rock on Mars Packed With Ancient Water
A massive rock from Mars, known as Black Beauty, has yielded new insights into the planet’s history. Scientists used advanced scanning techniques to examine this Martian meteorite. Despite the rock’s small size, the results are…
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Supergiant Star Makes Rare Leap to Hotter Phase, Astronomers Say
Long-term observations of WOH G64 — once considered the most extreme red supergiant star in its galaxy — reveal that the star has undergone a dramatic transition, possibly shedding part of its outer layers as it entered a hotter and rarer…
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iOS 27 may let you adjust the Liquid Glass effect across your iPhone with a new slider
Apple gave iOS a massive visual overhaul with iOS 26, introducing the new Liquid Glass design language. The redesign brought translucent, glass-like elements that reflect and blur background content across system apps, controls, and…
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No sun, no problem? How life could thrive on moons of starless ‘rogue’ planets
Moons orbiting starless “rogue” planets could stay warm enough to host liquid water for billions of years, a new study suggests, potentially creating long-lived habitats for life in the depths of space.
Using computer models, researchers found…
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Exercise Triggers Memory-Related ‘Brain Ripples’, Study Finds : ScienceAlert
Exercise works wonders throughout the human body, including the brain.
Research suggests an array of neurological benefits, such as reducing the brain’s biological age, enhancing learning and memory, and protecting against dementia.
Now, a new…
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New Moog Innovations for the Satellite Market on Full Display at SATELLITE 2026 Conference
East Aurora, NY — Moog Inc. (NYSE: MOG.A and MOG.B), a worldwide designer, manufacturer and systems integrator of high-performance precision motion and fluid controls and control systems will highlight its […]
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Accelerating Control of Drug-resistant Tuberculosis with Targeted Next-generation Sequencing: Country Success Stories from the Front Lines
Tuberculosis (TB) is the world’s leading cause of death from a single infectious agent, affecting more than 10 million people each year and caused and estimated 1.25 million deaths in 2023.1,2 While TB is…
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