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By KM3NeT, a next-generation neutrino observatory submerged up to 3,500 meters beneath the Mediterranean

The Deep-Sea Revelation: KM3NeT Detects the Most Energetic Neutrino Ever Observed

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One DU, equipped with 18 DOMs, is rolled up around a spherical structure called the LOM in preparation for installation in the sea. This picture is taken from inside the LOM, capturing the inserted DOMs., Imate credit: Patrick Dumas, CNRS The Deep-Sea Revelation: KM3NeT Detects the Most Energetic Neutrino Ever Observed Beneath the vast, undulating […]

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Breakthrough Achievement: Quantum and Classical Signals Coexist Scientists successfully demonstrate quantum teleportation through active fiber optic networks, marking a significant step toward practical quantum communications by Dr. Prem Kumar, Director of the Center for Photonic Communication and Computing, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Northwestern University, USA

When Quantum Meets Classical: A New Era of Internet Communication

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In a breakthrough that could reshape the future of telecommunications, Northwestern University researchers have achieved what many thought impossible: quantum teleportation over fiber optic cables already carrying conventional internet traffic. This achievement, led by Professor Prem Kumar…

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Inspired by desert species, these new Janus crystals efficiently collect water from fog, offering an energy-free solution to water scarcity (Artist's conception)

Smart Crystals Draw Inspiration from Desert Life to Revolutionize Water Harvesting

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Water scarcity remains one of the world’s most pressing challenges, particularly in arid regions where access to clean water is increasingly limited. In a groundbreaking…

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Kuhl’s pipistrelle bats by Dr. Aya Goldshtein, Scientist, Germany

Navigating with Precision: How Kuhl’s Pipistrelle Bats Use Acoustic Maps and Vision

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Echolocating bats have long captivated scientists with their remarkable ability to navigate through complete darkness. Recent research has revealed that these bats possess an “acoustic cognitive map,” allowing them to identify their location after being displaced and travel long distances solely using echolocation…

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New research reveals regular patterns in three-body gravitational interactions, challenging traditional views of purely chaotic behavior.

Unveiling Order in Cosmic Chaos: A Revolutionary Look at the Three-Body Problem

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For centuries, the Three-Body Problem has perplexed mathematicians and physicists, describing the seemingly unpredictable gravitational interactions among three massive objects in space…

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University of Cambridge scientists discovered that hibiscus flowers develop early petal patterns that create bullseyes to attract bees. Larger bullseyes enhance bee foraging efficiency, providing insights into plant evolution and potential impacts on biodiversity by Dr. Edwige Moyroud, Biologist, Geneticist, UK

Nature’s Hidden Artistry: Unveiling the Secret Blueprints of Flower Patterns

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In a groundbreaking study published in Science Advances, scientists at the University of Cambridge’s Sainsbury Laboratory have made a remarkable discovery in the world of plant biology. Led by Dr. Edwige Moyroud…

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Rhizobial nitrogen-fixing symbionts (fluorescently labeled in orange and green using genetic probes) residing within diatoms collected from the tropical North Atlantic. The diatom's nucleus is highlighted in bright blue by Mertcan Esti/Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Bremen, Germany

Uncovering a New Marine Symbiosis: Rhizobia and Diatoms Partner to Fix Nitrogen and Boost Marine Productivity

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In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have revealed that Rhizobia-like bacteria (Ca. Tectiglobus diatomicola), traditionally known for their symbiotic role in nitrogen fixation in legumes, also form…

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Facial wound of adult male orangutan Rakus (photo taken two days before applying the plant dressing) by Armas/Suaq Project

Groundbreaking Discovery: Orangutan Uses Medicinal Plant for Wound Treatment

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Recently, biologists from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and Universitas Nasional in Indonesia made a groundbreaking observation: a wild animal was seen treating its wounds with a medicinal plant…

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Discovering Japan's floral treasures, the Spiranthes hachijoensis orchid emerges as the latest species to be classified by Dr. Suetsugu Kenji, Botanist, Scientist, Japan

Unveiling Japan’s Hidden Flora: Dr. Kenji Suetsugu’s Botanical Discoveries

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In a world where the discovery of new plant species is becoming increasingly rare, the recent unveiling of a new species and genus of fairy lantern in Japan marks a monumental stride in botanical science…

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Bonnet macaques (Macaca radiata) by Aman Raghuwanshi, Dr. Bo Xia, Scientist, Genetic scientist, Molecular biologist, China, USA

Unraveling Our Tailless Heritage: Dr. Bo Xia’s Groundbreaking Discovery on Human Evolution

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In a captivating article recently featured in Nature, a team from the NYU Grossman School of Medicine, led by Dr. Bo Xia, has made significant strides in understanding the evolutionary puzzle of why humans and apes, unlike many of their primate cousins, do not have tails…

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