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  1. (2026/02/10)Internet blackout: Iran’s academic shutdown
  2. (2026/02/10)Preserving water under megacities is crucial — and urgent
  3. (2026/02/10)Publishing less won’t save the research system
  4. (2026/02/10)Marine protection in the Azores: a triumph for conservation and sustainability
  5. (2026/02/10)China’s biotech boom: why the nation must collaborate to stay ahead
  6. (2026/02/10)Public-speaking tips from the experts: what scientists can learn from comics, musicians and actors
  7. (2026/02/09)Jupiter gets downsized — and squashed
  8. (2026/02/09)My mission to make life more user friendly for the disability community
  9. (2026/02/09)Daily briefing: The dark side of the battery boom
  10. (2026/02/09)The dark side of green technology: what do electric vehicles really cost?
  11. (2026/02/09)Coffee drinking linked to slower brain ageing
  12. (2026/02/09)Measles is raging worldwide: are you at risk?
  13. (2026/02/09)How to deal with the survey-taking AI agents that threaten to upend social science
  14. (2026/02/06)Author Correction: Environmentally driven immune imprinting protects against allergy
  15. (2026/02/06)Super-sniffer aeroplane finds oil fields’ hidden emissions
  16. (2026/02/06)Briefing Chat: 'External lungs' keep man alive for 48 hours until transplant
  17. (2026/02/06)Universities in exile: displaced scholars count the costs of starting afresh
  18. (2026/02/06)Daily briefing: Bonobo’s tea party is first demonstration of pretend play in a non-human
  19. (2026/02/06)OpenClaw AI chatbots are running amok — these scientists are listening in
  20. (2026/02/06)Cheap AI chatbots transform medical diagnoses in places with limited care
  21. (2026/02/06)Epstein files reveal deeper ties to scientists than previously known
  22. (2026/02/06)US grant applications surge at prestigious European research agency
  23. (2026/02/06)‘We need to dismantle the stigma of alcohol dependence in academia’
  24. (2026/02/05)Publisher Correction: Colibactin-driven colon cancer requires adhesin-mediated epithelial binding
  25. (2026/02/05)Author Correction: PHGDH heterogeneity potentiates cancer cell dissemination and metastasis
  26. (2026/02/05)Not just a chip off the old block: nanoparticles reveal odd traits
  27. (2026/02/05)This bonobo had a pretend tea party — showing make believe isn’t just for humans
  28. (2026/02/05)These mysterious ridges could be the secret to younger skin
  29. (2026/02/05)Beetle is locked in to an eternal dance ― with an ant
  30. (2026/02/05)Daily briefing: Tumours use neurons as hotline to the brain
  31. (2026/02/05)First ‘practical PhDs’ awarded in China — for products rather than papers
  32. (2026/02/05)NASA’s latest telescope is a feat of early-career leadership
  33. (2026/02/05)Is UK science in jeopardy? Huge funding reforms spark chaos and anxiety
  34. (2026/02/04)Author Correction: Cotranslational assembly of protein complexes in eukaryotes revealed by ribosome profiling
  35. (2026/02/04)These mysterious ridges could help skin regenerate
  36. (2026/02/04)A universal concept for melting in mantle upwellings
  37. (2026/02/04)Atlas-guided discovery of transcription factors for T cell programming
  38. (2026/02/04)Regulatory grammar in human promoters uncovered by MPRA-based deep learning
  39. (2026/02/04)Biofluid biomarkers in Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative dementias
  40. (2026/02/04)PtdIns(3,5)P<sub>2</sub> is an endogenous ligand of STING in innate immune signalling
  41. (2026/02/04)Atmospheric H<sub>2</sub> variability over the past 1,100 years
  42. (2026/02/04)Large-scale analogue quantum simulation using atom dot arrays
  43. (2026/02/04)Synthesizing scientific literature with retrieval-augmented language models
  44. (2026/02/04)Discovery Learning predicts battery cycle life from minimal experiments
  45. (2026/02/04)Bacterial immune activation via supramolecular assembly with phage triggers
  46. (2026/02/04)Signatures of fractional charges via anyon–trions in twisted MoTe<sub>2</sub>
  47. (2026/02/04)A pore-forming antiphage defence is activated by oligomeric phage proteins
  48. (2026/02/04)Imaging a terahertz superfluid plasmon in a two-dimensional superconductor
  49. (2026/02/04)Parkinson’s disease as a somato-cognitive action network disorder
  50. (2026/02/04)Phenome-wide analysis of copy number variants in 470,727 UK Biobank genomes
  51. (2026/02/04)Tumour–brain crosstalk restrains cancer immunity via a sensory–sympathetic axis
  52. (2026/02/04)Contemporaneous mobile- and stagnant-lid tectonics on the Hadean Earth
  53. (2026/02/04)Single-molecule dynamics of the TRiC chaperonin system in vivo
  54. (2026/02/04)ZFTA–RELA ependymomas make itaconate to epigenetically drive fusion expression
  55. (2026/02/04)Spin-wave band-pass filters for 6G communication
  56. (2026/02/04)Imaging the sub-moiré potential using an atomic single&#xa0;electron transistor
  57. (2026/02/04)Regulation of STING activation by phosphoinositide and cholesterol
  58. (2026/02/04)Cleavage of mRNAs by a minority of pachytene piRNAs improves sperm fitness
  59. (2026/02/04)Resolving intervalley gaps and many-body resonances in moiré superconductors
  60. (2026/02/04)Activated ATF6α is a hepatic tumour driver restricting immunosurveillance
  61. (2026/02/04)Rete ridges form via evolutionarily distinct mechanisms in mammalian skin
  62. (2026/02/04)Mosquito–capsid interactions contribute to flavivirus vector specificity
  63. (2026/02/04)Integrated structural dynamics uncover a new B<sub>12</sub> photoreceptor activation mode
  64. (2026/02/04)Efficient near-telomere-to-telomere assembly of nanopore simplex reads
  65. (2026/02/04)Measuring spin correlation between quarks during QCD confinement
  66. (2026/02/04)Chemical capture of diazo metabolites reveals biosynthetic hydrazone oxidation
  67. (2026/02/04)AI research deluge: why one conference is asking authors to rank their own papers
  68. (2026/02/04)The smart sensors improving the world’s biggest cities
  69. (2026/02/04)Innovative CAR-T therapy destroys cancer cells without dangerous side effects
  70. (2026/02/04)Biodiversity conservation has an evidence problem — it’s time to fix it
  71. (2026/02/04)NIH rolls back red tape on some experiments — spurring excitement and concern
  72. (2026/02/04)‘It means I can sleep at night’: how sensors are helping to solve scientists’ problems
  73. (2026/02/04)Machine learning slashes the testing needed to work out battery lifetimes
  74. (2026/02/04)What my cave stay taught me about sensors
  75. (2026/02/04)A tumour-to-brain pathway hinders anticancer defences

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