March 24, 2026
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Pinot noir’s grip on people’s tastebuds is surprisingly old
An analysis of ancient grape seed DNA reveals the earliest known instance of humans in France purposefully cloning plants—including…
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The Internet Has Not Killed Reading—or Attention Spans
British author and technology pioneer Kevin Ashton has been puzzling over the nature of storytelling for the past 25 years. That’s how long it took him to research and write his latest book, The Story of Stories: The Million-Year History of a…
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Radical 20-Year Study Reveals Genetic Cloning Hits a Limit : ScienceAlert
Scientists have pushed the limits of mammal cloning until the whole house of cards has come tumbling down.
After two decades of continuous work, researchers in Japan have discovered a genetic ‘dead end’ to mammal cloning.
The study began in…
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Meet the former Apple designer building a new AI interface at Hark
A secretive AI lab founded by serial entrepreneur Brett Adcock shared new details about what it believes is a novel marriage of model-building and hardware design that will change how humans interact with intelligent software.
The company said…
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Magnetic microbots steer quantum sensors inside living cells
Cells are squishy and soft. Tiny nanometer-sized particles such as quantum sensors cannot move freely inside them due to viscous drag, which makes sensing challenging. Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have now developed a…
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Data Center DC Embraces 800V Power Shift
Last week’s Nvidia GTC conference highlighted new chip architectures to power AI. But as the chips become faster and more powerful, the remainder of data center infrastructure is playing catch-up. The power-delivery community is responding:…
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3D nanoscale imaging maps lipid organization in cellular membranes
International research team presents new imaging technique to make lipids in cellular membranes visible and show how they are organized at the nanoscale.
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A rare active volcano on Mars may be causing the whole planet to spin faster
Scientists know that Mars spins a little faster each year, but the cause has been a mystery. Now, a new study published Feb. 18 in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets suggests the reason may lie deep underground, where a huge plume of…
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Major Cancer Breakthrough Could Help Patients Who Don’t Respond to Immunotherapy
Researchers have uncovered a previously hidden “internal brake” on immune cells that limits their ability to fight cancer, independent of tumor influence. Scientists developing next-generation cancer immunotherapies have uncovered a hidden…
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AI avatars promise UK growth if laws can put people first
AI avatars are helping UK businesses save time and money, but without clear rules, workers are at risk and growth opportunities are being missed. A report published in the journal Synthetic Media Research Network, Replique warns that without…
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