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Scientific Research - Page 9

October 17, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Google expands AI research into healthcare, disaster forecasting and scientific discovery

Google has announced a new collection of artificial intelligence research developments spanning healthcare, disaster forecasting, scientific discovery and business analytics, including tools designed to help researchers predict flash floods, support clinical consultations

Education/Health

Neanderthal Killed by Spear 75,000 Years Ago Offers Evidence of Care for the Injured

A Neanderthal who died from a penetrating spear wound about 75,000 years ago had previously survived a severe facial injury that may have required prolonged care from others, according to a study of remains discovered in a cave in northern

October 16, 2026

Pacific deep-sea mining zone contains thousands of previously unknown viruses, Chinese study finds

Health

Billions of potato-shaped metallic nodules lie scattered across the Pacific seabed between Mexico and Hawaii, as deep as 6,000 metres below the surface. The

Nobel Prize in Chemistry Goes to Scientists Who Solved Mystery of Molecular ‘Handedness’

Health

Henri Kagan of the University of Paris-Sud in Orsay, France, and Kenso Soai of Tokyo University have won this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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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Xi Jinping’s Visit to Shanghai AI Hub

April 30, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China’s ambitions to lead the global artificial intelligence (AI) race during an inspection tour of the Shanghai Foundation Model Innovation Center on Tuesday. His visit highlighted the

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Scientists Urge Trump Administration to Address Growing Bird Flu Pandemic Risk

April 29, 2025
Health

An international coalition of leading virologists has warned that the United States must intensify its response to the year-long H5N1 bird flu outbreak to avert a potential pandemic, according to a report

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Crows Show Surprising Geometric Abilities, Challenging Human-Centric View of Cognition

April 17, 2025
World

Researchers have discovered that carrion crows possess the ability to recognize geometric shapes and patterns, challenging the long-held belief that such cognitive skills are unique to humans. The study, conducted by the

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Colossal Biosciences Seeks to Patent Woolly Mammoth, Dominate De-Extinction

April 17, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Colossal Biosciences, the Texas startup aiming to resurrect the woolly mammoth, is also seeking to own it—legally. As reported by MIT Technology Review, the company has filed a sweeping patent application that

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AI’s Next Hit: The Future of Music Is Being Written by Machines

April 17, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence, once a far-off dream discussed in stuffy lecture halls, is now making chart-worthy beats. According to a recent deep dive from MIT Technology Review, new AI models—especially diffusion-based systems—are creating

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Microbial Arms Race Unlocks New Frontiers in Gene Editing and Biotechnology

April 10, 2025
Education/Health

From the depths of the oceans to the cells in our bodies, an unseen war has been raging for billions of years — between bacteria and the viruses that attack them. This

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Landmark Brain Map Reveals Unprecedented Detail of Neuronal Activity and Structure

April 10, 2025
Education/Health

In a groundbreaking achievement for neuroscience, researchers have unveiled the most comprehensive and detailed 3D map of a mammalian brain region ever created, revealing not only the dense wiring of over 200,000

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5-Minute Bird Flu Detection Device Developed by Washington University Team

April 10, 2025
World

In the wake of egg shortages and soaring prices caused by a recent bird flu outbreak, researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have unveiled a promising new technology that could help

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CAS Unveils Insights into Human Hypothalamus Evolution

April 10, 2025
China/World

A groundbreaking study led by Professor WU Qingfeng at the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has revealed key developmental and evolutionary mechanisms shaping the human hypothalamus—one

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