Researchers have developed a cyclodextrin-based nanofiber membrane that removes up to 90% of triclosan, a common yet harmful antimicrobial pollutant, from water. https://t.co/ZjJxQNGPM1

Inspired by the world’s largest land animal, researchers have created and tested what they say is the world’s smallest 3D bioprinter https://t.co/4hEL7quytM

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An alternative to massive particle colliders, the approach could reveal insights into the universe’s starting ingredients.

Calcifying planktonic organisms—coccolithophores, foraminifers, and shelled pteropods—are the linchpins of the marine carbonate cycle and key regulators of atmospheric carbon dioxide. In a new #ScienceReview, researchers analyze which of their functional traits make them so

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A new AI system has discovered its way of learning, outperforming human-designed algorithms in complex tasks. Inspired by evolution, researchers created AI agents overseen by a meta-AI, which iteratively improved the agents’ learning rules. https://t.co/bcrkWQlJM5

Scientists have developed a breakthrough cell reprogramming technology that converts harmful immune T cells into protective regulatory T cells (Tregs), offering a highly targeted approach to treating autoimmune diseases. https://t.co/sW8zvUaTW2

Specific binders to peptide–MHC class II are rapidly generated without laborious screening https://t.co/V7N6AGYPtV https://t.co/UwDJy4S8Sh

Nature research paper: A global coral phylogeny reveals resilience and vulnerability through deep time https://t.co/KjjZ6QDofT

Archaeologists have developed a new method to detect pregnancy in ancient human remains by extracting sex hormones from bones, teeth, and dental calculus. Using an ELISA-based technique, successfully identified progesterone, estrogen, and testosterone. https://t.co/AUO6kL3SCC

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Synthetic chromosomes are crossing from design to inheritance Sc2.0 may soon prove a fully synthetic yeast chromosome can persist ≥10 generations — a milestone in engineered stability. 🔗 https://t.co/BI5ur9jPVw Forecast on @episteme_sci: https://t.co/r6rwmb8gp4

An electronic eye implant has restored vision in people with blindness caused by age-related macular degeneration https://t.co/u9zqr8DTMf

Physicists have now simulated new phases of matter that could emerge from ultracold polar molecules forming Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs), a feat only recently achieved experimentally. https://t.co/s7Eex9crgM

A newly discovered "super-Earth" just 20 light-years away, GJ 251 c, is nearly four times Earth's mass and orbits in the habitable zone, where liquid water could exist. The planet was detected using a high-precision spectrograph. https://t.co/g3jkpPz0Ub

New research shows that emissions between 2020 and 2090 could lock in up to 0.8 meters of sea-level rise by 2300—0.6 meters of which could still be avoided with near-term mitigation consistent with the Paris Agreem https://t.co/QRDcE0KiZj

Researchers have developed a method to boost the stability of sodium-ion solid-state batteries by coating cathodes with a dense metal-organic framework (MOF) layer. This prevents unwanted side reactions with solid electrolytes. https://t.co/haNAMUHUgC

A new review explores whether dogs could ever "talk" by examining their anatomy, cognition, and evolution. While full speech is unlikely, the research highlights how deeply attuned dogs already are to human communication, and what limits remain. https://t.co/D3WQWSEOQz

Cyanobacteria, ancient microbes responsible for up to 30% of global carbon fixation, are key to understanding photosynthesis and developing bioengineering tools. https://t.co/rtaQkoV3sm

Researchers have developed EZSpecificity, a free AI tool that predicts how well an enzyme matches a given substrate. The tool uses machine learning and new enzyme-substrate data to optimize pairings for use in catalysis, medicine, and manufacturing. https://t.co/2NPNyzISf0

Researchers have uncovered how tetrandrine, a compound from the traditional Chinese medicine Stephania tetrandra, acts at the cellular level. The team found that tetrandrine targets the protein LIMP-2, disrupting sphingosine transport. https://t.co/l4zfbNamw6