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Nanotechnology
Small extracellular vesicles designed using click chemistry show promise to target liver failure
CAR-SEV was developed by modifying vesicles derived from serum-free cultured PCMSCs through Click Chemistry. These designed vesicles present a novel approach to accurately target hepatocytes and treat acute liver failure. Credit: National Taiwan University A study conducted by Professor Tai Yen Lin at the National Taiwan University highlights the potential of small extracellular vesicle (SEV) therapy and enhances the accuracy…
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Science
Galapagos birds show “road rage” due to noise
Female, left, and male Galapagos yellow warbler – Photo by Kagler Accey, Anglia Raskin University. Credit: Caglar Akcay from Anglia Ruskin University A new study found birds in the Galapagos Islands changing their behavior due to traffic noise. Published in the journal Animal Bee Butte and led by experts from Anglialaskin University (ARU) and the Conrad Lorentz Research Centre at…
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Science
Image distortion-free transparent elastic substrates show the potential of next generation displays
Visualization of the difference in deformation between vertical distortion and shear rolled SIBS film using mini-driven devices and printed images on SIBS substrates. a) unstretched device and d) a photo of the printed image. b) device and e) printed images on primitive SIBS boards grown 50%. c) the device and f) the printed image on the shear-rolled SIBS board grew…
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Biology
Experiments show that wild fish can recognize individual divers
Research author Maelan Tomasek has been “volunteering” in an experiment conducted in the Mediterranean. Credit: Maëlan Tomasek For years, there have been issues with the scientific diversity of Mediterranean research sites. At some point in the seasons of all fields, local fish followed them and stole food intended as experimental rewards. Interestingly, these wild fish appeared to recognize certain divers…
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Earth
Kahramanmaraş Earthquake studies show potential slip rate errors
Kahramanmaraş earthquake. Credit: Natural Communication (2025). doi:10.1038/s41467-025-56466-w Accurate assessment of ground surface damage (such as small-scale destruction and inelastic deformation) from two major earthquakes in 2023 will allow scientists to assess the risks of future earthquakes and thus to the risks to people and infrastructure. It helps to minimize it. However, achieving accurate and broad measurements in seismic zones remains…
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Other Sciences
The TV show “Retirement” looks at the nature of the workplace. There are healthier ways to separate home and office life
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Released in weekly installments, the highly anticipated season 2 of retirement continues to attract attention among viewers around the world. An attractive psychological thriller, this TV series offers extreme illustrations of the compartmentalization of work and personal life. In the show, “transmitted” workers agree to a surgical procedure in which the device is embedded in the…
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Environment
The Earth is already shooting through 1.5°C global warming restrictions, two major studies show
Global average temperature data from six organizations show that 2024 was the hottest year in the world on record, and was the first violation of the 1.5°C mark. Credit: WMO The Earth is above the 1.5°C threshold for global warming, according to two major global studies that are likely to have entered a scary new phase. Under the Paris Landmarks…
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Biology
Fossils show gum trees that have been tracked for millions of years
The injury of the fossil eucalyptus insect mines from the Lagunadel Hanko on the left matches the center and the mining mining of modern eucalyptus samples in Australia on the right. Credit: L. Alejandro Giraldo How long do insects eat leaves eat their favorite food? According to Pennsylvania researchers, perhaps the opposite of the world has found insects on fossil…
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Earth
Seaweed farms show potential for carbon storage that gets better with age
Location of sampled seaweed farms, time elapsed (years) since the start of farming and the size of the harvested area (HA). Credit: Natural Climate Change (2025). doi:10.1038/s41558-024-02238-1 A large team of researchers from diverse backgrounds has found evidence that carbon storage beneath seaweed can accumulate as much carbon as some blue carbon habitats. In their study, published in Nature Climate…
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Science
Most of us trust scientists and show about 72,000 surveys worldwide.
Mathew Marques, Niels Mede, Viktoria Cologna, Zoe Leviston, conversation Credit: UNSPLASH/CC0 Public domain People’s trust in scientists is essential. It helps a personal decision on health and other issues, and provides policy proposals based on evidence to support the government in crisis such as community pandemic and climate change. A survey of 71,922 people in 68 countries found that 241…
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