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New Rice Variety Cuts Methane Emissions
A new rice variety, developed after extensive research by Anna Schnurer's team and published in "Molecular Plant", significantly reduces methane emissions from rice cultivation, a major source of agricultural greenhouse gases, offering a potential solution to mitigate climate change.
New Rice Variety Cuts Methane Emissions
A new rice variety, developed after extensive research by Anna Schnurer's team and published in "Molecular Plant", significantly reduces methane emissions from rice cultivation, a major source of agricultural greenhouse gases, offering a potential solution to mitigate climate change.
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Altamira Cave Yields 23 New Paleolithic Engravings and Paintings
New research at Altamira Cave in Spain has revealed 23 previously unknown engravings and paintings dating back 32,000 years, expanding our understanding of Paleolithic art and challenging previous assumptions about the cave's artistic history.
Altamira Cave Yields 23 New Paleolithic Engravings and Paintings
New research at Altamira Cave in Spain has revealed 23 previously unknown engravings and paintings dating back 32,000 years, expanding our understanding of Paleolithic art and challenging previous assumptions about the cave's artistic history.
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AI Deciphers Charred Herculaneum Scroll, Unveiling Ancient Secrets
UK scientists used AI and synchrotron X-ray technology to create the first 3D image of a charred Herculaneum scroll from the 79 AD Vesuvius eruption, revealing more readable text than ever before, potentially unlocking the secrets of over 1,000 additional scrolls.
AI Deciphers Charred Herculaneum Scroll, Unveiling Ancient Secrets
UK scientists used AI and synchrotron X-ray technology to create the first 3D image of a charred Herculaneum scroll from the 79 AD Vesuvius eruption, revealing more readable text than ever before, potentially unlocking the secrets of over 1,000 additional scrolls.
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Strongest Quake Yet Hits Santorini, Two-Thirds of Residents Evacuate
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake, the strongest yet in a weeks-long series, hit northeast of Santorini, felt across the Cyclades and even in Athens; no damage reported, but authorities are preparing for a potentially larger quake, and roughly two-thirds of Santorini's residents have evacuated.
Strongest Quake Yet Hits Santorini, Two-Thirds of Residents Evacuate
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake, the strongest yet in a weeks-long series, hit northeast of Santorini, felt across the Cyclades and even in Athens; no damage reported, but authorities are preparing for a potentially larger quake, and roughly two-thirds of Santorini's residents have evacuated.
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Wollemi Pine: A 200-Million-Year-Old Conifer's Fight for Survival
David Noble's 1994 discovery of the Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis) in a remote gorge of Wollemi National Park, Australia, revealed a critically endangered 200-million-year-old conifer species, leading to intensive conservation measures including strict access, biosecurity protocols, and worldwide p...
Wollemi Pine: A 200-Million-Year-Old Conifer's Fight for Survival
David Noble's 1994 discovery of the Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis) in a remote gorge of Wollemi National Park, Australia, revealed a critically endangered 200-million-year-old conifer species, leading to intensive conservation measures including strict access, biosecurity protocols, and worldwide p...
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Massive Natural Hydrogen Reserves Discovered in France
Recently discovered substantial natural hydrogen reserves in France (up to 46 million tons estimated), significantly larger than previously known reserves, are prompting a reassessment of natural hydrogen's potential role in the global energy supply, driven by growing interest in hydrogen as an ener...
Massive Natural Hydrogen Reserves Discovered in France
Recently discovered substantial natural hydrogen reserves in France (up to 46 million tons estimated), significantly larger than previously known reserves, are prompting a reassessment of natural hydrogen's potential role in the global energy supply, driven by growing interest in hydrogen as an ener...
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Brain Microbiome Found in Fish Sparks Debate on Alzheimer's Origins
Immunologist Irene Salinas's study found bacteria in the brains of healthy fish, challenging the assumption of a sterile brain environment and sparking debate about the existence of a human brain microbiome and its role in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
Brain Microbiome Found in Fish Sparks Debate on Alzheimer's Origins
Immunologist Irene Salinas's study found bacteria in the brains of healthy fish, challenging the assumption of a sterile brain environment and sparking debate about the existence of a human brain microbiome and its role in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
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AI Deciphers 2,000-Year-Old Herculaneum Scroll
AI and X-ray technology have revealed the contents of a 2,000-year-old burnt scroll from Herculaneum, part of the Vesuvius Challenge, with the ancient Greek word "διατροπή" (disgust) appearing twice; researchers are now interpreting other parts of the text.
AI Deciphers 2,000-Year-Old Herculaneum Scroll
AI and X-ray technology have revealed the contents of a 2,000-year-old burnt scroll from Herculaneum, part of the Vesuvius Challenge, with the ancient Greek word "διατροπή" (disgust) appearing twice; researchers are now interpreting other parts of the text.
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New H5N1 Variant Found in Nevada Dairy Cows, Linked to First U.S. Avian Flu Death
A new H5N1 avian influenza virus variant (D1.1) has been detected in Nevada dairy cows, different from the strain circulating since last year, leading to concerns about wider spread and the difficulty of controlling infections. This variant is linked to the first U.S. death from avian flu and has in...
New H5N1 Variant Found in Nevada Dairy Cows, Linked to First U.S. Avian Flu Death
A new H5N1 avian influenza virus variant (D1.1) has been detected in Nevada dairy cows, different from the strain circulating since last year, leading to concerns about wider spread and the difficulty of controlling infections. This variant is linked to the first U.S. death from avian flu and has in...
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H5N1 D1.1 Avian Flu Variant Detected in US Dairy Cows
The H5N1 D1.1 avian flu variant was detected for the first time in US dairy cows in Nevada, expanding the known transmission of avian flu to cattle. This follows 957 confirmed cattle infections across 16 states, with 36 new cases in California and Nevada over the past 30 days; experts suggest that t...
H5N1 D1.1 Avian Flu Variant Detected in US Dairy Cows
The H5N1 D1.1 avian flu variant was detected for the first time in US dairy cows in Nevada, expanding the known transmission of avian flu to cattle. This follows 957 confirmed cattle infections across 16 states, with 36 new cases in California and Nevada over the past 30 days; experts suggest that t...
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Quantum-Inspired Method Speeds Up Turbulence Simulation
Scientists have developed a quantum computing-inspired method to simulate turbulence, achieving a million-fold memory improvement and a thousand-fold speed increase compared to classical algorithms; this could improve airplane design and weather prediction but doesn't fully solve the mystery of turb...
Quantum-Inspired Method Speeds Up Turbulence Simulation
Scientists have developed a quantum computing-inspired method to simulate turbulence, achieving a million-fold memory improvement and a thousand-fold speed increase compared to classical algorithms; this could improve airplane design and weather prediction but doesn't fully solve the mystery of turb...
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Putin Awards Young Scientists for Key Technological Advancements
President Putin awarded four young scientists for innovations in agriculture, radioelectronics, space exploration, and defense, emphasizing Russia's commitment to technological leadership and increased R&D spending to 2% of GDP by 2030.
Putin Awards Young Scientists for Key Technological Advancements
President Putin awarded four young scientists for innovations in agriculture, radioelectronics, space exploration, and defense, emphasizing Russia's commitment to technological leadership and increased R&D spending to 2% of GDP by 2030.
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