Frozen-fiber tech couples light and sound 1,000x more strongly than standard glass
A glass capillary frozen into a fiber lets photonic systems trade energy waste for tighter light-sound linkage.

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A glass capillary frozen into a fiber lets photonic systems trade energy waste for tighter light-sound linkage.

Summer Farmen turned an ALK-positive diagnosis into a six-year survival case study on targeted therapy and patient power.
A multi-institution study in Scientific Reports finds modern zoo care is extending elephant lifespans, decade by decade.

Slowly rotating stellar halos make “disk flips” more likely, offering a new path to explain long-standing mysteries.

Two sibling stars exploded separately, giving researchers a fresh, unusually clear look at how supernovas unfold.

A new study links Trump-era funding reductions to widespread closures, with children and high-risk adults disproportionately affected.
Motivation, persistence, and school climate may be as decisive as academic achievement for whether students earn a degree.

A replication crisis in MRI-linked brain-behavior findings is derailing what researchers think they know, and why it matters for medicine.

Elite AI demand is outpacing supply, so companies are building job pipelines that start in middle school.

Ancient genomes from one of East Asia’s earliest complex societies point to deep local farming ancestry and wide prehistoric contact.
New research in International Journal of Business and Systems Research challenges the “emotion sells” playbook.
A massive, tile-drained field experiment is underway at UIUC, and farmers are helping set the research targets.