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Common Plant Chemical Linked to Widespread Organ Damage in Aquatic Animals
16+ min ago (332+ words) Laboratory studies link pyrogallol exposure to cellular and organ-level damage in aquatic species, while its environmental prevalence remains poorly understood. A chemical produced naturally by plants can also reach waterways through wastewater, industrial activity, and the decomposition of organic material....
Novel Substance Discovered That Targets Drug-Resistant Colon Cancer Cells
16+ min ago (179+ words) Published 24 Aug.2026 09:30(KST) A domestic research team has identified a novel substance that selectively attacks metastatic colon cancer cells resistant to existing anticancer drugs. The research team focused on macropinocytosis, a process that occurs actively in metastatic cancer cells. Macropinocytosis…...
Hangzhou Deploys Biomimetic Robotic Fish for West Lake Patrols
9+ min ago (666+ words) Hangzhou has introduced biomimetic robotic fish to patrol West Lake, blending ecological protection, surveillance, and public safety with advanced quiet propulsion technology. Par Dou Hanyang, People's Daily "Look, there's a shark in the lake!" On weekends, visitors boating on Hangzhou's…...
New battery powers up Powelltown
44+ min ago (519+ words) A new community battery will power up Powelltown’s Community Pavilion, providing electricity during outages and storms. The new battery was installed in July and was then announced by Powelltown Sporting Club on 8 August. Powelltown Sporting Club secretary Peter Podolinsky said…...
The universe’s first massive fusion stars may have burned out within a few million years. But hypothetical dark stars—made mostly of hydrogen and helium yet powered by annihilating dark matter—would have remained so bloated and cool that radiation could not halt the gas falling onto them, allowing some to grow beyond a million solar masses before collapsing into enormous black-hole seeds.
11+ min ago (1221+ words) By Deep Field · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 24, 2026 · How we edit “Dark star” is one of astronomy’s more misleading names. The hypothetical object would not be dark. A supermassive example could shine as brightly as billions of Suns and…...
New PNG snake species named after Guns N' Roses lead guitarist
22+ min ago (165+ words) A newly discovered species of snake has been named after the lead guitarist, Slash, of Guns N' Roses. Lielaphis slashi, or Slash's ground snake, was recently discovered and has been named in a research paper by the Field Museum of…...
"Unable to break free from their obligatory olfactory pursuit their blind faith impels them to run themselves to exhaustion and eventual death"
31+ min ago (171+ words) David Spears FRPS FRMS / Getty Army ants (Eciton species in South America) and driver ants (Dorylus species in Africa) have huge itinerant colonies of up to 20 million individuals, centred on a series of semi-permanent nests and satellite roost stations. They…...
Inherent Says 27 Billion-Parameter AI Agent Beats Larger OpenAI, Anthropic Models In Scientific Research Test
4+ hour, 38+ min ago (1076+ words) Inherent, a London-based artificial intelligence startup founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, says its new AI agent has outperformed much larger systems from OpenAI and Anthropic in a test designed to measure whether AI can independently reproduce scientific research. The…...
Photo of the Day - by Tom Pfeiffer: Ararat seen from the lower slopes of Aragats volcano in Armenia
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AFGC highlights the science behind everyday products
55+ min ago (299+ words) The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) is shining the light on the scientists, engineers and researchers solving real-world problems that translate innovation into everyday products. AFGC CEO Colm Maguire says food and grocery manufacturing is where scientific discovery becomes…...