Researchers observe long-lived spin waves in copper oxide using X-rays
A team at PSI used X-ray techniques to study electronic and magnetic excitations in copper oxide materials.
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Women show cognitive gains from microdosed LSD in preliminary study
A preliminary study presented at the ECNP Congress in Munich on 12 October found that women taking 15 micrograms of LSD focused longer and responded faster than those given a placebo.
Researchers link molecular changes to microparticle deformation in new study
Tomomichi Itoh and colleagues at Ehime University published a study in the journal Macromolecules on how light-induced molecular shifts cause visible shape changes in polymer particles.
Major tech firms use circular financing to fund AI growth
Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Nvidia are using a circular financing model where suppliers invest in customers who then buy their products.
Physicists propose new calculation explains gallium anomaly without new particles
A group of researchers from Italian institutions published a study in Physical Review Letters on October 16, 2026, suggesting their new math resolves the long-standing neutrino shortfall issue.
Pakistan study finds one in three adults has mental disorder
A new national survey led by researchers from Hamdard University and UK partners reveals that nearly one in three adults in Pakistan lives with a diagnosable mental or behavioural disorder.
Grey seal pups recorded at Cumbria nature reserve for twelfth year
Two healthy grey seal pups were spotted at South Walney Nature Reserve in Cumbria during the current season.
Engineer David Mummery develops invisible Swimmer Turbine for Scottish coastal towns
Engineer David Mummery developed a new tidal energy device called the Swimmer Turbine after testing it in a secret river location in the Highlands of Scotland during the early 2010s.
Japanese space mission aims to return Mars moon sample to Earth
The Japanese Space Agency will launch a spacecraft on Monday to collect samples from Mars' moon Phobos and bring them back for analysis.
Archaeologists find ancient Nubian faience workshop at Napata temple complex
A team led by Durham University and New York University researchers uncovered a faience workshop at the Sanam temple complex in Napata, Sudan, during excavations of the site built by King Taharqo in the seventh century B.C.