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Scientific Research - Page 8

September 29, 2026
Health

Transplanted Hearts Appear to Adjust to the Biological Age of Their New Hosts

Hearts appear to change their biological age after transplantation, with young donor organs showing accelerated ageing in older recipients and older hearts displaying signs of rejuvenation when placed in younger bodies, according

Education/Health/Technology

Chinese-German Team Builds ‘Floating Compass’ to Hunt Dark Matter

A Chinese-German research team has developed an ultra-sensitive magnetic sensor capable of detecting signals a billion times fainter than Earth’s magnetic field, creating a potential new tool for the search for elusive dark matter particles and for measuring extremely weak

September 6, 2026

Has Science Found a Door to the Afterlife—or Just Another Mystery?

Culture/Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Can science prove that there is an existence beyond death? The question has traditionally belonged to religion and philosophy, but a growing group of

The Global Cable War Has Begun

Columns/Geopolitics

Military researchers say the submarine cable network carrying 99 per cent of global intercontinental data traffic and supporting an estimated US$10 trillion in daily

AI Tools Linked to Surge in Low-Quality Biomedical Studies, Experts Warn

May 22, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

A new analysis has raised alarm over an explosion of low-quality biomedical research papers that may have been generated or heavily assisted by artificial intelligence (AI). The study, published this month in

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AI Model Predicts Postpartum Depression Risk with Promising Accuracy

May 20, 2025
Health

A newly developed artificial intelligence tool could soon help hospitals identify individuals at high risk of postpartum depression, offering a potential breakthrough in early intervention for a condition that affects roughly 17%

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Scientists Grow Most Advanced Amniotic Sacs Yet from Stem Cells in Landmark Lab Study

May 17, 2025
Health

Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute in London have successfully coaxed embryonic stem cells to self-organize into fluid-filled amniotic sacs that resemble those seen at around four weeks of human gestation. The

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Single Atom Powers Groundbreaking Quantum Simulation of Molecular Behavior

May 17, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Education

In a major advancement for quantum chemistry, researchers at the University of Sydney have used a single trapped atom to replicate how certain organic molecules behave when exposed to light. The experiment,

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AI Contest Offers $500,000 Prize to Crack the Code of Animal Communication

May 17, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Could AI soon enable humans to talk with dolphins, monkeys, or even birds? That’s the bold vision behind the Coller Dolittle Challenge, a global competition offering a $500,000 grand prize for a

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AI Arms Race: War by Algorithm

May 15, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

In the 1983 film War Games, a supercomputer known as WOPR (for War Operation Plan Response) is about to provoke a nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union, but because

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Climate Researchers Use New Tech to Track Mountain Snowpack Temperatures

May 15, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

As climate change accelerates and weather patterns grow increasingly erratic, scientists are turning their focus to the temperature inside mountain snowpacks—a key factor in forecasting when vital meltwater will be released downstream.

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Scientists Uncover How Skunk Cabbages and Other Plants Brew Their Rotten Scents

May 10, 2025
Health

From the infamous skunk cabbage to corpse flowers that reek of rotting meat, foul-smelling flora have long fascinated botanists and repelled unsuspecting hikers. Now, a groundbreaking study published in Science reveals the

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AI Headphones Can Now Translate Multiple Voices in Real Time

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

In a breakthrough that could reshape multilingual communication, researchers have developed a new AI-powered headphone system that can translate multiple people speaking at once in real time—complete with voice cloning and spatial

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Trump Bans Federal Funding for Foreign Gain-of-Function Virus Research.

May 7, 2025
Health

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a sweeping executive order to block federal funding for gain-of-function (GoF) research into viruses and biological agents, citing national security risks and pointing directly to China

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UAE Makes History with Mandatory AI Curriculum for All Government Schools

May 6, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

In a bold step toward shaping a future-ready generation, the United Arab Emirates Cabinet has approved a groundbreaking initiative to make Artificial Intelligence (AI) a compulsory subject across all government schools, from

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AI ‘AstroAgents’ Join NASA’s Hunt for Signs of Life Beyond Earth

May 4, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence has taken a bold step into astrobiology with the development of a new agentic AI system, “AstroAgents,” designed to autonomously conduct scientific research into the origins of life in the

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Protein Editing Breakthrough: New Tool Unlocks Real-Time Insights into Living Cells

May 3, 2025
Health

A cutting-edge technique that directly edits proteins in living cells is poised to offer revolutionary insights into how proteins function, behave, and interact within the body. This powerful method, based on the

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Gut Fungus Offers Unexpected Hope for Liver Disease Treatment, Study Finds

May 3, 2025
Health

A team of researchers has discovered that a fungus commonly found in the human gut can significantly reduce disease symptoms in mice. The study, published in Science and reported by Nature, could

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US Scientist to Study China’s Moon Rocks—But Without NASA’s Backing

May 3, 2025
China/United States/World

For the first time, a U.S. scientist has been selected to study lunar samples brought back by China’s Chang’e-5 mission—yet political barriers remain as NASA funding is barred from supporting the research

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