Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman.
The natural world is full of sexual diversity—traits that challenge binary definitions of male and female—but traditional biology has often overlooked it….
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Material Cultures looks to the past to build the future
“The people who become the custodians of these buildings then have the skills to maintain and repair, as well as evolve, the site over time,” she says.
As Burchert puts it, science fiction tends to show a future built of concrete and…
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Watching Electron Dynamics Shape Chemical Reactions
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Scientists have used ultrashort x-ray pulses to directly observe the motion of electrons driving a…
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Diagnostic dilemma: A man’s preference for ‘soft’ bacon may have given him brain worms
The patient: A 52-year-old man in the United States
The symptoms: The patient reported to an outpatient clinic after noticing a change in his typical migraine symptoms. Over the previous four months, medications were no longer effective in…
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A Hidden Connection That Could Rewrite Solar System History
A groundbreaking study recently published in the Planetary Science Journal has raised the possibility that asteroids Bennu, Ryugu, and Polana may all be fragments of a common parent body. The paper, titled “JWST Spectroscopy of (142) Polana:…
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Professor Brian Cox ‘excited’ to receive Francis Crick Institute scholarship
BBC science presenter Professor Brian Cox has said he is “excited” after receiving a…
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Groundbreaking new cancer detection technique replaces radioactive tracers with diamond sensor
Scientists have developed a diamond-based sensor that could make it easier for doctors to
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Astronomers discover dozens of new luminous quasars
Cutout images of 18 newly discovered quasars that lie within the SDSS footprint but are not included in the SDSS DR16Q catalog. Credit: arXiv (2025). DOI:… Continue Reading
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A mysterious comet is shooting through our solar system. Why are scientists so excited about 3I/Atlas? | Space
An object that came from outside our solar system is hurtling towards the sun at roughly 61km (38 miles) a second.
First detected in July, this visitor from outer space – known as 3I/Atlas – is only the third known interstellar object to have…
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Migrating to Model Context Protocol (MCP): An Adapter-First Playbook
Model Context Protocol (MCP) has rapidly emerged as a universal standard for connecting AI models to diverse applications, systems, and tools—imagine “USB-C for AI integrations,” as commonly…
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