Scientists find rare compounds in discarded cannabis leaves
Researchers at Stellenbosch University discovered previously unknown chemical compounds in cannabis leaves grown commercially in South Africa on September 25, 2026.
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Researchers identify two new sea spider species in Salish Sea
University of British Columbia scientists discovered two previously unknown sea spider species in the Salish Sea on September 25, 2026.
Researchers watch spacecraft heat shield ablation in real time at Berkeley Lab
Scientists at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory used an X-ray tomography instrument to observe spacecraft heat shield degradation under realistic reentry conditions.
University of Nottingham researchers develop gel to regrow tooth enamel in weeks
Researchers at the University of Nottingham say a new protein-based gel can restore damaged tooth enamel within two weeks.
Silver nanoparticles improve carbon monoxide production from recycled carbon dioxide
An international team led by HZB chemist Prashanth Menezes published findings on silver nanoparticle catalysts in the journal Advanced Functional Materials.
Stanford researchers develop AI model for spacecraft docking simulations
Researchers at Stanford posted a new paper to the arXiv preprint server describing an AI system called Out-of-this-World-Model that performs mental simulations to help spacecraft dock with the International Space Station.
Researchers test pumpkin enzyme to reduce peanut allergy protein recognition
Scientists from Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences and Wroclaw Medical University published lab results on a pumpkin-derived enzyme that weakens peanut protein binding in the journal Food Chemistry.
Climate overshoot causes lasting damage even after temperatures return to target
New Concordia-led research published in Communications Earth & Environment finds that temporarily exceeding warming targets leaves permanent changes in the climate system.
Chinese study warns offshore wind farms create radar blind spots and ghost targets
A Chinese research team published findings last month stating that expanding offshore wind projects near coasts can reduce shore-based radar coverage and generate false detection signals.
Chicken age drives antimicrobial resistance gene changes more than feed additives
Penn State researchers found that a chicken's age influences its antimicrobial resistance genes more than antibiotics, probiotics, or essential oils in its feed.