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New trial results around tau knock down a key target and extend thinking performance, sparking excitement despite confusing signals.
Investigators still cannot pinpoint the contaminated food, and CDC says the real case count is probably far higher.
A new review ties light-generated excitons to magnetic behavior, outlining a credible path toward optical memory and quantum devices.
In Season 36, the show finally resolves a years-old dark fan theory about Ralph Wiggum’s parentage.
A world-first trial targets retinal cells, aiming to make ageing biology behave young again, with safety as the gatekeeper.
A new study says disaster evac decisions hinge on social ties, reshaping how leaders think about emergency planning.
A new arXiv paper explains why we cannot measure black hole spin directly yet, and what could change soon.
Genetic evidence traces how adults and children were taken from deep interior to remote St. Helena.
A new detection around LHS 1140b moves life-hunting one step closer, by proving an atmosphere can exist and leak.
The bottleneck isn’t finding candidates. It’s manufacturing, and purification can decide whether they ever reach patients.
The first direct sign that microgravity can reduce mitochondrial building blocks, with big implications for long-duration missions.
A Nature study ties microgravity stress to mitochondrial protein loss, sharpening the case for countermeasures before long missions.
