Harvard’s quantum leap: Low-error quantum computing breakthrough with dynamic reconfiguration.
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AmazonAmerican Association For The Advancement Of ScienceAnthropologyArchaeologySciTech News
Unveiling the Past: Recent Study Uncovers Thousands of Unexplored Pre-Columbian Sites in the Amazon Rainforest
Discoveries Unveiled: 10,000+ Hidden Pre-Columbian Sites in Amazonia, Shaping Our Understanding of Ancient Societies.
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AstronomyIXPENASASciTech NewsSpace
IXPE’s Stellar Birthday: X-Raying the Universe’s Biggest Mysteries
IXPE’s X-ray Revelations: Unveiling Cosmic Mysteries with Precision
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EpilepsyFrancis Crick InstituteSciTech News
Advancement in Treatment Approaches for Childhood Genetic Epilepsy
Overview of a study linking CDKL5 to Cav2.3 in genetic epilepsy, suggesting Cav2.3 inhibitors as a new treatment approach.
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AstronomyEuropean Space AgencyHubble Space TelescopeSciTech NewsSpace
Hubble’s Spectacular Cosmic Display: Arp-Madore 2105-332
Overview of the Arp-Madore 2105-332 galaxy system captured by Hubble, highlighting its unique emission-line galaxies and star formation.
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BrainCornell UniversityMedicineSciTech NewsSocial
Cornell University Study Explores the Basis of Social Conduct
Cornell study finds visual system, not just chemicals, influences male fruit flies’ social behavior, aiding understanding of human disorders.
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DrugsPenn State UniversityPublic HealthSciTech NewsUniversities
“Extraordinarily High” – New Study Shows Americans Will Spend Half Their Lives Taking Prescription Drugs
Study: Americans Born in 2019 May Spend Over Half Their Lives on Prescription Medications. Gender disparities and healthcare concerns.
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NASASciTech NewsSpace
This Week @NASA: The First Images From the Psyche Spacecraft & Space Station Milestone
NASA’s Latest: Psyche’s First Images, ISS Anniversary, U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center, and Student Rover Challenge.
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BiodiversityEvolutionFlinders UniversityKiller WhalesMarine BiologyOrcaSciTech News
Groundbreaking Research Sheds Light on the Evolutionary Lineage of “Old Tom” and the Eden Killer Whales
Study reveals genetic link of ‘Old Tom’, an iconic killer whale, to NZ orcas, highlighting historic human-whale bond and decolonizing …
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BiologyGeneticsMetabolismObesitySciTech NewsWeight GainWeight LossWeill Cornell Medicine
Unveiling a Genetic Key to Combatting Obesity: The Role of the GIP Receptor Variant
Discover how a genetic variant in the GIP receptor offers insights into obesity resistance and potential treatments.