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Animal-borne sensors are revolutionizing ocean research, providing critical data on climate change, marine conservation, and human impacts on wildlife.
Scientists use biologging to track marine life and monitor ocean health, filling data gaps left by satellites and research vessels.
Scientists uncover thriving microbial communities deep underground, challenging assumptions about life's limits
Global-first study reveals life’s resilience in extreme conditions
Nuclear batteries offer a reliable energy source for electronics operating in environments with intense radiation exposure.
Revolutionary new battery turns nuclear waste into electricity
iGEM uOttawa seeks sustainable semaglutide production amid Ozempic shortage.
Eco-friendly weight loss: Grow Ozempic-like medication at home
New research suggests tiny electric sparks between water droplets, known as microlightning, may have played a key role in forming life’s building blocks.
Microlightning in water droplets may have ignited life on Earth
Researchers have developed a synthetic dye stack that mimics natural photosynthesis, moving solar energy efficiently through molecular structures.
Scientists achieve a major breakthrough in artificial photosynthesis
A new method harnessing air moisture can break down plastic waste without toxic chemicals, making recycling cleaner, cheaper, and more efficient.
New technology uses air moisture to quickly recycle plastics with 94% efficiency
New radar data from the Zhurong rover reveals striking evidence of an ancient Martian ocean, suggesting Mars was once a wetter, more habitable planet.
Mars Rover Discovers Traces of Ancient Martian Beaches
Researchers have developed a rosemary-based drug that improves memory and reduces brain inflammation.
Common herb restores memory and reduces inflammation for Alzheimer’s patients
Fossil evidence reveals a land ecosystem that survived Earth's worst extinction.
Scientists discover a ‘life oasis’ that survived Earth’s deadliest mass extinction
Climate Change Is Making Space More Hazardous for Satellites
The Milky Way does contain water vapor, yet in amounts 4,000 times smaller than what surrounds this quasar.
Astronomers discover cosmic water source 140 trillion times larger than Earth’s oceans combined
Whales migrate thousands of miles, not just for breeding but to fertilize oceans.
The surprising impact of whale pee on the health of ocean ecosystems
Carbon fiber-reinforced polymers (CFRPs) are essential in industries like automotive.
Scientists create low-cost green carbon fiber using microwave energy
A new study reveals that replacing butter with plant-based oils can significantly reduce the risk of early death.
Switching from butter to plant oils improves health, study finds
Scientists uncover how forests rebounded after Earth’s deadliest mass extinction
250 million years ago, Earth faced its worst extinction—Are we next?
Scientists uncover how gravity waves influence Mars’ atmosphere, revealing new insights into planetary weather
The weather on Mars appears to be driven by gravity waves