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Genetic Research - Page 2

May 16, 2026
Education/Health

Thailand’s ‘Last Titan’ Dinosaur Stuns Scientists With Nine Elephant-Sized Scale

Scientists have unveiled a colossal new dinosaur species discovered in Thailand, estimating that the enormous creature weighed as much as nine adult Asian elephants. The newly identified long-necked herbivore, named Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis,

Health

Iran Launches Primate Lab to Pioneer Parkinson’s Cell Therapy

Attaollah Poorabbasi, secretary of the Cognitive Sciences and Technologies Headquarters of Iran’s Vice Presidency for Science and Technology, told Tasnim News Agency that the initiative is supported in collaboration with the Royan Institute. Researchers at the institute have been developing

January 5, 2026

Neuralink to Scale Up Brain Implants with Automated Surgery in 2026

Diplomacy/Education/Human Rights

Elon Musk’s company Neuralink will begin “high-volume production” of its brain-computer interface (BCI) devices and transition to fully automated surgical implantation in 2026, Musk

Ancient Dog Skulls Reveal Surprising Diversity Long Before Modern Breeding

Education/Health

A sweeping analysis of more than 600 ancient and modern dog and wolf skulls suggests that the extraordinary variety seen in today’s dog breeds

Columbus: The Hidden Jewish Identity of a ‘Hero’

October 15, 2024
History

Recent revelations regarding Christopher Columbus’s heritage—suggesting that he may have been a Sephardic Jew from Spain rather than an Italian Catholic—have reignited debates about his legacy and the historical narratives surrounding his

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