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Tue, Sep 29, 8:03 PM ET
Scientists say JWST's mysterious Little Red Dots may be black holes overfeeding on gas
The faint red objects Webb revealed in the early universe could be explained by rapidly accreting black holes dimmed by dense gas, a finding that may reshape mo
Space · +3 outlets
Programmable quantum photonic processor operates in orbit for the first time, Vienna team reports
Running a reconfigurable photonic quantum circuit in space tests whether quantum hardware can survive launch and orbital conditions, a step toward space-based q
XenoSpectrum · +5 outlets
New feathered, winged dinosaur from China challenges theories on bird and dinosaur evolution
The exquisitely preserved Chinese fossil shows bird-like anatomical features evolved independently in more than one dinosaur lineage, complicating a linear orig
Phys · +14 outlets
Study finds one in eight cancers worldwide is likely caused by an infection
A growing list of pathogens tied to cancer could sharpen prevention and screening strategies, particularly in lower-income regions where infection-driven tumors
The Conversation · +14 outlets
SpaceX's Starship reaches orbit for the first time, then explodes during return
The milestone orbital flight advances Starship toward NASA's lunar landing plans, though the loss of the vehicle on reentry leaves full reusability unproven.
Live Science · +14 outlets
Anthropic's AI agent claims enzyme discovery as researcher says he shared the same work with Claude
The dispute over credit for a claimed AI-driven enzyme finding raises questions about how scientific breakthroughs attributed to AI agents are verified and ackn
dongascience.com · +14 outlets
Engineered coating lets mitochondria keep producing energy
Coating the organelles without disabling them could enable mitochondria-based therapies and better models for studying energy metabolism in disease.
Phys · +2 outlets
C.T.E. cannot be detected in the living; new brain research offers hope
A biomarker that identifies the degenerative brain disease during life would transform diagnosis and monitoring for athletes and others with repeated head impac
The New York Times · +5 outlets
AI structure prediction accelerates discovery of 'molecular glues' to treat disease
Combining large-scale protein analysis with AI could speed identification of small molecules that stabilize or degrade disease-related proteins.
Phys · +14 outlets
NASA selects far-infrared telescope as first in new mission class
The probe-class selection opens a less-explored infrared band to study how galaxies, stars and planet-forming disks cool and evolve.
Open Access Government · +11 outlets
US launches $215 million race to build an error-corrected quantum computer by 2028
The federally backed push targets fault-tolerant quantum computing, a threshold widely seen as necessary for commercially useful machines.
SingularityHub · +6 outlets
House bill proposes $10 billion for fusion energy as China's ENN breaks ground on hydrogen-boron device
Parallel US legislative and Chinese engineering moves signal intensifying competition to commercialize fusion power.
Nature World News
Japan's fusion startup to begin power-on tests at pilot reactor in 2027
The test milestone would make a private Japanese venture one of the first to fire up a pilot fusion device.
朝日新聞 · +5 outlets
Harvard study finds AI tutor more than doubles physics learning gains
Results comparing an AI tutor against conventional instruction add to evidence on how generative AI might reshape classroom teaching.
NewsBytes · +14 outlets
Webb telescope spots hundreds of hidden galaxies in deep space
The previously obscured galaxies add to the census of early-universe objects that Webb's infrared vision was built to reveal.
Earth.com · +14 outlets
Ice blasting from Saturn's moon Enceladus is stranger than scientists realized
Freezing droplets may chemically sort material from the hidden ocean as they escape, which matters for interpreting Cassini data and planning future sampling mi
Sciencedaily · +2 outlets
Quantum computer goes to space as Vienna team reports first in-orbit photonic operation
Flying a photonic quantum processor tests whether quantum devices can operate reliably outside Earth's atmosphere.
Phys.org
U of M study defines risk factors for maternity care closures
Identifying what precedes labor and delivery unit closures could help policymakers keep obstetric care open in vulnerable communities.
Post Bulletin · +1 outlets

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