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Tencent's AI chief warns that AI will soon master biology, creating new safety risks, while experts debate whether rapid AI-designed vaccines can overcome public distrust.
Human noise pollution alters biology or behavior in 80 percent of animal species studied, according to recent scientific findings.
Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University have built an AI-native experimental laboratory called AutoDNA.
Scientists have uncovered the strategies octopuses use to squeeze their soft bodies through impossibly tiny spaces.
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Scientific studies reveal brain differences in friendly foxes, shedding light on animal domestication.
DNA analysis reveals that a giant bird species thought extinct for thousands of years has actually survived into the modern era.
Scientists have detected rare evidence of fossilized red blood cells in dinosaur bones dating back 115 million years, sparking a debate over fossil preservation.
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Scientists have discovered fossilized red blood cells in a 115-million-year-old dinosaur bone from Brazil, marking a landmark discovery in paleontology.
New research identifies a hidden molecular pathway triggered by cold temperatures that may combat age-related diseases and extend lifespan.
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Recent studies suggest crows can evaluate visual information and make decisions twice as fast as humans.
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Biological mechanisms of the immortal jellyfish are drawing scientific attention for potential anti-ageing applications.
Recent research reveals how microplastics and water interactions may lead to biological cell damage.
Recent scientific findings reveal that microplastics are chemically active in water, generating damaging particles on their own.
High-speed video reveals how detached honey bee stingers operate as autonomous double-piston pumps.
A population-scale study reveals menopause involves a sudden physiological cliff at the final menstrual period.
Researchers have identified a previously unknown cleansing system and fluid outflow pathway located at the back of the eye.
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Recent coverage examines why prominent science Nobel prizes may no longer fit their original purpose.
Recent biological findings show honey bee colonies function as superorganisms, challenging centuries of traditional beekeeping.
Researchers have unveiled an epigenetic blueprint that explains how the 'undruggable' MYC gene drives aggressive cancer amplification.
A Stanford study suggests the human brain functions as two separate systems dating back 550 million years.
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New research using high-speed cinematography reveals that butterfly wing patterns generate optical illusions to deceive predators during flight.
New research reveals how butterflies utilize optical illusions created by their wings to baffle and escape predators.
A Harvard University study suggests that transplanted hearts may adapt to the biological age of the recipient's body.
Researchers are investigating whether biological aging can be treated as a disease, fueling a global longevity boom.
Scientists discover a newfound blobby organism dubbed the fire amoeba that defies expectations about heat resistance.
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Recent reporting highlights a method providing a body-wide view of cellular communication across an entire animal.
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New research reveals that single bacteria can learn and store memories without a brain, mirroring the functions of artificial neural networks.
Scientists capture DNA double helices zipping together for the first time, solving a decades-old mystery.
Researchers at UC San Diego have doubled the genetic alphabet, demonstrating that an existing bacterial enzyme can read and transcribe eight DNA letters.
Coverage reports that biology's four-letter DNA alphabet has expanded to eight as UC San Diego demonstrates an existing bacterial enzyme reads them.
Recent scientific coverage reveals the human body ages in two distinct bursts rather than at a steady, linear rate.
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Recent coverage highlights how heart backup blood vessels grow from capillaries rather than existing arteries.
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New research involving 450 participants challenges the notion of 'mosquito magnets' by revealing that different mosquito species have distinct preferences.
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Deep inside a gas shale formation beneath Michigan, scientists have discovered thriving ecosystems of rock-eating fungi, tardigrades, and tiny worms.
Recent scientific studies trace the evolutionary origin of human eyes back to a 560-million-year-old one-eyed creature.
Scientists explore one of Africa’s deepest lakes as researchers examine how insect submariners survive extreme depths without imploding.
Researchers identify a rare transmissible cancer in North American catfish, marking only the fourth such disease known to science.