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KAIST Engineers Microbes to Produce Biodegradable Hot-Melt Adhesives from Glucose
KAIST researchers engineered E. coli bacteria to produce biodegradable adhesives from glucose, creating an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based hot-melt adhesives used in packaging and electronics.
Severe Heat Processing Reduces Protein Nutrition, Alters Behavior in Study
Kyoto University researchers found that high-temperature food processing reduces amino acid availability and alters behavioral responses in mice, suggesting processed proteins may have diminished nutritional value.
Online 'Burnerverse' Community Targets College Women With Nonconsensual Intimate Images
An online community known as the 'burnerverse' targets and harasses young college women by sharing nonconsensual sexually explicit images, according to reporting by Wired.
High school teacher discovers rare T. Rex trackway in North Dakota
A high school science teacher in North Dakota discovered rare Tyrannosaurus rex trackway fossils, marking the first-ever discovery of T. Rex footprints in the geological record.
Cientistas criam camundongos com cérebro parcialmente humano
Pesquisadores de Stanford implantaram tecido cerebral humano em camundongos recém-nascidos, que sobreviveram e mantiveram comportamento normal. O avanço abre caminho para estudar doenças neurológicas como esquizofrenia e epilepsia.
Astrônomos confirmam descoberta de planeta mais jovem já encontrado
Astrônomos confirmaram a existência de Elias 2-24 b, exoplaneta com menos de 1 milhão de anos, desafiando modelos de formação planetária e oferecendo insights sobre a origem do sistema solar.
Kirk family alleges 'stunning failures' by Utah officials in activist's 2025 assassination
Charlie Kirk's family filed a legal notice against Utah Valley University and state officials, alleging security failures and reckless decisions enabled the conservative activist's 2025 assassination during a campus event.
Chimps Deliberately Teach Offspring Tool Use Through Demonstration and Practice
A new study documents how adult chimpanzees deliberately teach their young to use tools by demonstrating techniques and handing over implements for imitation, revealing sophisticated social learning mechanisms.
Oxford mathematician debunks 2,000-year-old Parthenon optical illusion myth
A UK mathematician challenges a 2,000-year-old belief that the Parthenon's curves were designed to correct optical illusions, finding the illusions themselves are largely imperceptible or nonexistent.
Belgian government deadlock leaves 13 Gaza students unable to claim university scholarships
Belgium's five-party coalition government failed to agree on evacuating 13 Gaza students with scholarships to Belgian universities, with one coalition partner blocking the plan over unrelated migration issues.
NIH-funded study examines combined pregnancy risks from heat and wildfire smoke
University of Maryland researchers will lead a $2.5 million NIH study examining how combined exposure to extreme heat and wildfire smoke affects maternal health outcomes across 6.5 million births.
Brown researchers discover genetic switch controlling axon growth, offering hope for neural repair
Brown University neuroscientists discovered that neurons use genetic switches in the cell body to control axon growth, challenging prior assumptions and offering potential treatments for stroke and spinal cord injuries.
Singapore researchers harness photosynthesis to treat dry eye disease
Researchers at National University of Singapore developed an experimental eye drop treatment for dry eye disease using light-activated technology derived from spinach photosynthetic membranes, published in Cell.
West Bank school becomes deadly flashpoint as settlers and soldiers target pupils
At least five pupils at Al Mughayyir boys' school in the West Bank have been killed in the past year by settlers and soldiers, forcing the school to operate under military siege with restricted access.
Diet changes show promise for reversing biological age in older adults
Australian researchers found that older adults who reduced dietary fat or animal protein showed signs of reduced biological age after just four weeks, with strongest results in omnivorous, lower-fat diets.
Oral Health Education in Cardiac Rehab Significantly Improves Hygiene Behaviors
A randomised controlled trial shows oral health education during cardiac rehabilitation significantly improves oral hygiene behaviours, with combined face-to-face and digital interventions proving most effective.
Scientists identify key protein in plant oxygen-sensing mechanism
Researchers identify HYT1 as a key substrate in plants' oxygen-sensing pathway, forming a feed-forward regulatory loop that ensures robust response to hypoxia stress.
Self-repairing coating could slash rust protection costs by extending lifespan 600-fold
University of Queensland researchers developed a self-repairing coating using nanoparticles that release rust inhibitors on demand, potentially reducing corrosion rates by over 600-fold and extending infrastructure maintenance cycles.
New solar model resolves silver abundance puzzle, closing Sun-meteorite gap
A refined 3D spectroscopic analysis increases the Sun's estimated silver abundance by 55%, reducing the disagreement with primitive meteorites from 0.25 to 0.06 dex and largely resolving a decades-old solar composition puzzle.
New job starters share survival tips for smooth first weeks
Four recent graduates and interns share practical advice for navigating the first days of a new job, emphasizing communication, seeking help, and building relationships.
Vacinação na gravidez: anticorpos maternos protegem o bebê, não prejudicam
Artigo educativo explica como a placenta funciona como barreira seletiva, permitindo apenas anticorpos maternais específicos ao feto, desmentindo mitos sobre riscos de vacinação na gestação.
Teacher Discovers Rare T. Rex Trackway in North Dakota, Possibly First Adult Specimen
A Colorado science teacher discovered what may be the first-ever trackway made by an adult Tyrannosaurus rex, consisting of four giant footprints dating back 66.5 million years found in North Dakota.
25ª Jornada Científica reúne 800 pessoas e 400 trabalhos no ES
A Faesa promove a 25ª Jornada Científica e Cultural com 400 trabalhos aprovados e 800 participantes, de 17 de setembro a 5 de novembro, reunindo estudantes, professores e pesquisadores.