Red Sea brine pools reveal ancient microbial life signatures
Researchers found geochemical evidence of extinct and active microbial communities in Red Sea brine pools.
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Scientists detect radio signals from exoplanet beta Pictoris b for first time
A team of astronomers led by Kevin Ortiz Ceballos detected radio signals from the exoplanet beta Pictoris b on September 22, 2026.
India renewable energy output briefly exceeded coal generation this July
Indian electricity generated from solar, wind, hydro and nuclear sources met over half of peak demand during a hot July afternoon.
Wellness influencers promote nicotine as a cognitive enhancer in noncombustible products
Social media personalities and tech startups are portraying nicotine as a wellness product that improves focus and protects against cognitive decline.
Rice University study finds extra turn fixes crystal growth bias
A Rice University-led team published a theoretical strategy to eliminate directional bias when assembling magnetic particles using rotating fields.
Jurassic fossils show plesiosaurs swam to river deltas to vomit
New research published by Cambridge University Press reveals that Jurassic plesiosaurs swam into Norwegian river deltas to regurgitate indigestible shells.
Researchers tune magnetic properties in ferrimagnetic material using electrical pulses
A team led by Professor Jung-Il Hong at DGIST successfully altered the spin configuration of a ferrimagnetic alloy using current pulses to lower its compensation temperature.
Yale researchers use MicroED to locate hidden hydrogen in cobalt crystals
Yale scientists report that a microcrystal electron diffractometer can accurately find hydride atoms in cobalt-hydride structures better than standard X-ray methods.
Injectable nanoparticles restore light response in blind retinas during preclinical study
An international research team published findings in Nature Biomedical Engineering that injectable nanoparticles can make blind retinas respond to light in a preclinical study.
Buffalo physicists solve math linking slow magnets to fast black hole physics
A team led by University at Buffalo physicists published a study on September 17 in Physical Review Letters describing a mathematical link between spin glasses and the SYK model.