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Deep-Sea Ecosystem Discovered in "White Shark Café" Reshapes Understanding of Shark Behavior
Satellite tracking reveals great white sharks migrating to a mid-Pacific area dubbed the "White Shark Café," where a previously unknown deep-sea ecosystem sustains them, challenging assumptions about open-ocean productivity and shark behavior.
Deep-Sea Ecosystem Discovered in "White Shark Café" Reshapes Understanding of Shark Behavior
Satellite tracking reveals great white sharks migrating to a mid-Pacific area dubbed the "White Shark Café," where a previously unknown deep-sea ecosystem sustains them, challenging assumptions about open-ocean productivity and shark behavior.
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World's Tallest Bridge Receives Unprecedented Fire-Resistant Treatment
Guizhou's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, set to be the world's tallest, is implementing a fire-resistant treatment on its 2,378-meter main cables, involving 11 steps and up to 5 protective layers to withstand temperatures up to 1,100°C for an hour, addressing concerns raised by recent bridge fires.
World's Tallest Bridge Receives Unprecedented Fire-Resistant Treatment
Guizhou's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, set to be the world's tallest, is implementing a fire-resistant treatment on its 2,378-meter main cables, involving 11 steps and up to 5 protective layers to withstand temperatures up to 1,100°C for an hour, addressing concerns raised by recent bridge fires.
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World's Tallest Bridge Receives Unprecedented Fire Protection
Guizhou's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, set to open in the second half of this year, is implementing a novel fire-resistant treatment on its 2,378-meter main cables, capable of withstanding 1,100°C for an hour, protecting against worst-case fire scenarios like a burning fuel truck and responding to ...
World's Tallest Bridge Receives Unprecedented Fire Protection
Guizhou's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, set to open in the second half of this year, is implementing a novel fire-resistant treatment on its 2,378-meter main cables, capable of withstanding 1,100°C for an hour, protecting against worst-case fire scenarios like a burning fuel truck and responding to ...
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Fudan University Receives $137 Million Donation for New Advanced Studies Institute
Alumni Li Ping and Liao Mei donated 1 billion yuan ($137.2 million) to Fudan University for its new Xue Min Institute of Advanced Studies, which will recruit 100 top young scientists globally for interdisciplinary natural science research within the next decade, aiming for original breakthroughs and...
Fudan University Receives $137 Million Donation for New Advanced Studies Institute
Alumni Li Ping and Liao Mei donated 1 billion yuan ($137.2 million) to Fudan University for its new Xue Min Institute of Advanced Studies, which will recruit 100 top young scientists globally for interdisciplinary natural science research within the next decade, aiming for original breakthroughs and...
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Record Coral Bleaching Impacts 84% of World's Reefs
Global coral bleaching has reached a record 84% of ocean reefs in 2023 due to record ocean temperatures, threatening marine biodiversity and coastal protection, with scientists urging drastic emission reductions to prevent further damage.
Record Coral Bleaching Impacts 84% of World's Reefs
Global coral bleaching has reached a record 84% of ocean reefs in 2023 due to record ocean temperatures, threatening marine biodiversity and coastal protection, with scientists urging drastic emission reductions to prevent further damage.
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Detainment of Russian Scientist Sparks Fear Among Foreign Researchers in U.S.
Russian-born Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained in February at Boston's Logan Airport for undeclared frog embryos, sparking fear among foreign-born scientists in the U.S. regarding their immigration status and travel; a judge ruled the government's deportation case insufficient.
Detainment of Russian Scientist Sparks Fear Among Foreign Researchers in U.S.
Russian-born Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova was detained in February at Boston's Logan Airport for undeclared frog embryos, sparking fear among foreign-born scientists in the U.S. regarding their immigration status and travel; a judge ruled the government's deportation case insufficient.
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Chernobyl's Unexpected Resilience: New Research Reveals Radiation-Resistant Organisms
New research on Chernobyl's wildlife reveals unexpected resilience to radiation in nematodes, dogs, birds, and fungi, offering insights into cancer research, adaptation, and the impact of human absence on the environment.
Chernobyl's Unexpected Resilience: New Research Reveals Radiation-Resistant Organisms
New research on Chernobyl's wildlife reveals unexpected resilience to radiation in nematodes, dogs, birds, and fungi, offering insights into cancer research, adaptation, and the impact of human absence on the environment.
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Oldest-Known Ant Fossil Discovered in Brazil
The fossilized remains of Vulcanidris cratensis, an 113-million-year-old ant species with specialized jaws, were discovered in northeastern Brazil, pushing back the known age of ants by 13 million years and providing insights into their early evolution and ecology.
Oldest-Known Ant Fossil Discovered in Brazil
The fossilized remains of Vulcanidris cratensis, an 113-million-year-old ant species with specialized jaws, were discovered in northeastern Brazil, pushing back the known age of ants by 13 million years and providing insights into their early evolution and ecology.
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NOAA Budget Cuts Impair Weather Forecasting
The Trump administration's budget cuts to NOAA have led to the firing of hundreds of employees, reduced funding for weather satellites and climate research, and compromised the agency's ability to forecast severe weather, potentially endangering lives.
NOAA Budget Cuts Impair Weather Forecasting
The Trump administration's budget cuts to NOAA have led to the firing of hundreds of employees, reduced funding for weather satellites and climate research, and compromised the agency's ability to forecast severe weather, potentially endangering lives.
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Curiosity Rover Captures Panoramic Image of Gale Crater, Orbiter Confirms Location
NASA's Curiosity rover captured a 62-megapixel panorama of Gale Crater on Mars on February 7, 2025, followed by an image of the rover itself by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on February 28; a new study suggests heavy rainfall on Mars billions of years ago.
Curiosity Rover Captures Panoramic Image of Gale Crater, Orbiter Confirms Location
NASA's Curiosity rover captured a 62-megapixel panorama of Gale Crater on Mars on February 7, 2025, followed by an image of the rover itself by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on February 28; a new study suggests heavy rainfall on Mars billions of years ago.
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ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Map Global Forest Biomass for Improved Climate Modeling
The ESA launched the Biomass satellite to measure global forest biomass using a novel radar system, addressing the need for precise data to improve climate change models and predictions; the mission, costing nearly €500 million, will map forests six times over five and a half years.
ESA Launches Biomass Satellite to Map Global Forest Biomass for Improved Climate Modeling
The ESA launched the Biomass satellite to measure global forest biomass using a novel radar system, addressing the need for precise data to improve climate change models and predictions; the mission, costing nearly €500 million, will map forests six times over five and a half years.
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NSF Director Resigns Amid $230 Million Grant Cancellation
The head of the US National Science Foundation, Sethuraman Panchanathan, resigned Thursday after the agency canceled over $230 million in grants related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and misinformation research, complying with Trump administration orders to slash government spending.
NSF Director Resigns Amid $230 Million Grant Cancellation
The head of the US National Science Foundation, Sethuraman Panchanathan, resigned Thursday after the agency canceled over $230 million in grants related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and misinformation research, complying with Trump administration orders to slash government spending.
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