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How 2025 Nobel Prize Winner Australian Chemist's Work Is Changing World
The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metalorganic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of capturing and storing gases and other chemicals.
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Global First: Indian Scientists Map Cervical Cancer At Molecular Level, Open Doors To Precision Treatment
The study, led by researchers from Bihar, identifies critical genetic and protein changes driving treatment resistance, offering new hope for women with late-stage cervical cancer.
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Feel Older Overnight? Science Says You Might Be Right: Ageing Jumps At Two Stages
The findings challenge the common belief of linear aging, offering new insight into how and when our bodies change most rapidly.
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Too Much Vigorous Exercise May Temporarily Weaken Immune System, Study Finds
A new study reveals that excessive high-intensity exercise may temporarily weaken the immune system.
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New Cartilage Type Found: Lipocartilage Resembles Fat, Boosts Elasticity
Scientists have identified lipocartilage, a newly classified type of cartilage featuring fat-filled, balloon-like cells that offer elasticity and structural stability. Found in the external ears, noses, and throats of mammals, including humans, this tissue differs from traditional cartilage types by maintaining its size regardless of calorie intake...
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New Study Uncovers Vital Ocean Processes for Carbon Storage and Climate Regulation
A new study has identified two crucial processes in preserving organic carbon beneath the ocean floor: sorption and molecular transformation. Conducted by scientists from the University of Manchester and the University of Leeds, the research highlights how these mechanisms keep carbon locked in sediments, preventing its release as carbon dioxide. A...
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Fruit Fly Experiment on Tiangong Space Station Explores Effects of Microgravity
Chinese astronauts are studying fruit flies aboard the Tiangong space station to understand how microgravity and sub-magnetic fields affect living organisms. The research focuses on biological rhythms, molecular mechanisms, and movement patterns, with samples set to return to Earth for detailed analysis. The study could provide valuable insights fo...
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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Chinese Scientists Find Traces Of Water In Lunar Soil Brought By Change-5 Mission
Based on lunar soil samples returned by the Chang'e-5 mission in 2020, Chinese scientists have found a hydrated mineral "enriched" with molecular water.
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Supermassive Black Holes Can Affect Star Formation in a Galaxy-Wide Manner, Study Suggests
A team of astronomers have modelled emission lines using data from various bservatories to demonstrate how supermassive clouds can influence star formation in interstellar clouds. Measuring the gas pressure in interstellar clouds impacted by jets and ambient clouds, revealed that there was change in the internal and external pressure of the molecul...
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How 2025 Nobel Prize Winner Australian Chemist's Work Is Changing World
The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metalorganic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of capturing and storing gases and other chemicals.
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Global First: Indian Scientists Map Cervical Cancer At Molecular Level, Open Doors To Precision Treatment
The study, led by researchers from Bihar, identifies critical genetic and protein changes driving treatment resistance, offering new hope for women with late-stage cervical cancer.
-
Feel Older Overnight? Science Says You Might Be Right: Ageing Jumps At Two Stages
The findings challenge the common belief of linear aging, offering new insight into how and when our bodies change most rapidly.
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Too Much Vigorous Exercise May Temporarily Weaken Immune System, Study Finds
A new study reveals that excessive high-intensity exercise may temporarily weaken the immune system.
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New Cartilage Type Found: Lipocartilage Resembles Fat, Boosts Elasticity
Scientists have identified lipocartilage, a newly classified type of cartilage featuring fat-filled, balloon-like cells that offer elasticity and structural stability. Found in the external ears, noses, and throats of mammals, including humans, this tissue differs from traditional cartilage types by maintaining its size regardless of calorie intake...
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New Study Uncovers Vital Ocean Processes for Carbon Storage and Climate Regulation
A new study has identified two crucial processes in preserving organic carbon beneath the ocean floor: sorption and molecular transformation. Conducted by scientists from the University of Manchester and the University of Leeds, the research highlights how these mechanisms keep carbon locked in sediments, preventing its release as carbon dioxide. A...
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Fruit Fly Experiment on Tiangong Space Station Explores Effects of Microgravity
Chinese astronauts are studying fruit flies aboard the Tiangong space station to understand how microgravity and sub-magnetic fields affect living organisms. The research focuses on biological rhythms, molecular mechanisms, and movement patterns, with samples set to return to Earth for detailed analysis. The study could provide valuable insights fo...
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Humans Experience Fastest Aging At These Two Ages, Reveals Study
Stanford Medicine's groundbreaking study reveals that aging is marked by two sharp molecular shifts around ages 44 and 60, challenging the traditional view of gradual aging.
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Chinese Scientists Find Traces Of Water In Lunar Soil Brought By Change-5 Mission
Based on lunar soil samples returned by the Chang'e-5 mission in 2020, Chinese scientists have found a hydrated mineral "enriched" with molecular water.
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Supermassive Black Holes Can Affect Star Formation in a Galaxy-Wide Manner, Study Suggests
A team of astronomers have modelled emission lines using data from various bservatories to demonstrate how supermassive clouds can influence star formation in interstellar clouds. Measuring the gas pressure in interstellar clouds impacted by jets and ambient clouds, revealed that there was change in the internal and external pressure of the molecul...
