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March 20, 2026 · 5 min read
Did you know that something as simple as wearing the right sportswear can change how well you perform? It turns out, it can make all the difference to your motivation and success. Every runner knows the joy of feeling light and free when they sprint with the perfect pair of trainers. But it’s not just […]
Did you know that something as simple as wearing the right sportswear can change how well you perform? It turns out, it can make all the difference to your motivation and success. Every runner knows the joy of feeling light and free when they sprint with the perfect pair of trainers. But it’s not just […]
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Stem cells, versatile and full of promise, are at the heart of regeneration in the simple flatworm known as the planarian. However, guiding these cells to become the right cell type in the right place is crucial. What happens when this guidance goes awry? Imagine stirring up a pot of multicolored marbles. You want the […]
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This week’s science news feels like a fast-moving train hurtling towards the future. From an eye-opening global report on artificial intelligence safety to the evolving landscape of science policy and NASA’s incredible Artemis missions aiming for the Moon, 2026 is shaping up to be a watershed year where technology, governance, and exploration collide. The AI […]
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The world of neuroscience has been abuzz with a groundbreaking revelation that promises to deepen our understanding of debilitating diseases like Alzheimer’s. A group of scientists, equipped with the latest in artificial intelligence technology, has embarked on mapping the complex interactions of genes within the human brain, paving the way for innovative therapeutic strategies. The […]
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Every step a dinosaur took millions of years ago left an imprint in time, preserved in the earth as a fossil footprint. But did you know that these ancient traces have long puzzled scientists trying to determine which dinosaurs made them? Recent research suggests a new ally in this prehistoric puzzle: unsupervised machine learning. Could […]
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Every summer, the mighty Greenland Ice Sheet melts, adding more to the ocean than ever before. What’s behind this rapid thaw, and what’s at stake for our world? As the climate warms, scientists have observed a sharp increase in extreme melt events that are reshaping landscapes far beyond the Arctic Circle. Understanding the Science Through […]
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The recent success of NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) is being hailed as a landmark achievement in planetary defense. This mission, the first of its kind, sought to alter the trajectory of an asteroid through kinetic impact, and its accomplishments are paving the way for future innovations in safeguarding our planet. As NASA continues […]
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The quest for sustainable and clean energy sources is at the forefront of scientific and technological advancements today. With the global demand for energy surging and the detrimental effects of fossil fuel consumption becoming more pronounced, the pursuit of renewable energy solutions has never been more crucial. This week in science, we explore the latest […]
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Positrons are tiny particles that are very similar to electrons. Or maybe very different? The main difference is that electrons carry a negative charge, whereas positrons carry a positive charge. When a positron meets an electron, they can cancel each other out in a process called annihilation, releasing energy in the form of gamma rays. […]
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