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Researchers report 2–15 times greater sensitivity than standard techniques when processing James Webb Space Telescope observations.
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The gamma-ray burst observatory came down over western Indonesia on November 4 after a failed attempt to rescue it.
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Cellophane bees' waterproof nest linings combine silk and polyester; the polyester share fell from 73% to 40% within months.
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The Aratasaurus leg bone from Brazil also yielded chemical traces related to heme, a component of hemoglobin.
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IEEE says the papers violated its publication principles; retraction notices say they may have been offered for sale.
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Dr. Reddy's Laboratories receives tentative FDA approval for generic lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable PrEP offering virtually complete protection.
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The cables enabled cross-chip entanglement, though QuantWare physicist Simon Storz noted performance fell when all four operated simultaneously.
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Disturbed Portia fimbriata spiders rested longer the next day, while those appearing asleep responded more slowly to sound.
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The toothless, turkey-size dinosaur may have eaten fruit, but its anatomy could also fit shoots and buds.
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Nature reports researchers reconstructed both faces from neural activity; the study is a preprint that has not been peer reviewed.
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Science reports the samples could reveal how Phobos formed and may contain pieces of Mars.
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New Scientist reports annual deaths appear to have exceeded 1.5 million from 2021 onward, but turbine shutdowns could help.
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ABC News says scientists filmed REM-like sleep in an Australian jumping spider species.
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OpenAI announced three AI-generated discoveries: a local smoothing proof, an Exponential Time Hypothesis disproof and a QCD existence proof.
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Science reports Tam Dao, now at Rice University, has a grant to assess foreign attempts to obtain U.S.-funded research.
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Nature reports the patient had leukemia and died on October 9 after developing neurological symptoms.
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Associated Press reports researchers attribute 32,619 estimated heat deaths in 854 European cities to human-caused climate change.
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Science reports Washington State University testers photographed 100 cannon-fired pitches at Petco Park for later camera calibration.
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Intismeran autogene targets mutations unique to each patient's tumor, STAT reports.
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Quanta Magazine reports experts largely agree the shorter proof is correct, though it has not been formally verified.
