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Jamaican Sickle Cell Research Pioneer Graham Serjeant Dies at 86

British doctor Graham Serjeant, who died aged 86, conducted groundbreaking research on sickle cell disease in Jamaica for over 50 years, impacting treatment and challenging previous medical understandings.

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Good Health and Well-being
nos.nl
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Dutch Scientists Secure Data Amidst US Policy Uncertainty

Dutch research organizations are collaborating to secure scientific data stored in the US, fearing potential loss of access due to the Trump administration's policies impacting climate science and gender studies; the initiative prioritizes data considered irreplaceable and seeks broader European col...

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Quality Education
repubblica.it
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Italy's Research Paradox: Innovation Despite Underfunding

A new Italian Tech publication profiles 223 Italian research organizations, highlighting the country's scientific strengths despite its low ranking (18th of 27) in EU research and development investment—only 1.3% of GDP compared to the EU average of 2.22%—and the increasing dominance of private, mos...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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AI Cameras in Pakistan Aim to Protect Snow Leopards

To combat snow leopard killings in Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan, WWF and LUMS deployed 10 AI-powered cameras across three villages; these cameras detect snow leopards and send text warnings to villagers to move their livestock, aiming to prevent retaliatory killings and increase snow leopard survival...

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Life on Land
spanish.china.org.cn
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China Unveils Next-Gen Cargo Spacecraft, Qingzhou

China's next-generation cargo spacecraft, Qingzhou, designed by the China Academy of Sciences, will be showcased in Shanghai for Space Day; weighing five tons, it can deliver 1.8 tons of supplies, including 300 liters of refrigerated cargo, to the Chinese space station and will offer commercial serv...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
elpais.com
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Chapela's Novel Explores Ambiguous Relationships Amidst Climate Crisis

Andrea Chapela's new novel, "Todos los fines del mundo," explores the ambiguous nature of relationships amidst an impending climate crisis, reflecting millennial anxieties and challenging traditional societal expectations.

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Climate Action
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Cooking Methods, Intestinal Health, and Colorectal Cancer Risk

A Spanish study reveals high-temperature cooking creates potentially carcinogenic compounds, particularly PhIP in meat and fish, increasing intestinal damage and colorectal cancer risk; however, fiber intake reduces this risk.

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english.elpais.com
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Parenthood Shown to Have Neuroprotective Effects, Challenging Economic Arguments Against Childbearing

A study of nearly 40,000 individuals in the UK Biobank found a correlation between raising children and improved brain connectivity and function later in life, suggesting a neuroprotective effect of parenthood that challenges economic arguments against having children in aging societies.

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dailymail.co.uk
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Liquid Mercury and Mica Discovery in Mexico's Temple of Quetzalcoatl Fuels Technological Speculation

A 2015 discovery of large quantities of liquid mercury and mica in hidden chambers beneath Mexico's Temple of Quetzalcoatl has revived speculation about the pyramid's purpose, with some suggesting it was an ancient energy-generating device due to the materials' conductive and insulating properties, ...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
dailymail.co.uk
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Smartphone Use Linked to Lower Cognitive Decline in Older Adults

A study of over 40,000 adults aged 50+ found that regular smartphone use, particularly active engagement, correlated with lower cognitive decline rates, challenging the 'digital dementia' concept.

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Good Health and Well-being
repubblica.it
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Italian Research: An "Atlas of the Future" Highlights Advancements and Funding Needs

Repubblica" newspaper's "Atlas of the Italian Future" profiles 223 Italian research institutions, showcasing advancements in AI, marine science, materials research, and biotechnology, highlighting a need for increased political investment to match Italy's historical scientific strengths.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
theguardian.com
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Arctic Warming: A Harbinger of Global Climate Change

Arctic warming, exceeding the global average, is causing rapid ice melt, leading to increased pollution, ecosystem disruption, and social disruption for Inuit communities, serving as a harbinger of global climate change impacts.

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