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  1. (2026/09/30)These optical illusions are why butterflies are so hard to catch
  2. (2026/09/30)Who’s the loudest of them all? The bare-throated bellbird vies for the prize
  3. (2026/09/30)Is exposomics the key to making personalized medicine a reality?
  4. (2026/09/30)The super El Niño is cooking coral reefs — can lullabies and probiotics save them?
  5. (2026/09/30)This award-winning microscopy image used AI — igniting controversy in a prestigious competition
  6. (2026/09/30)2D semiconductor aims to turbocharge development of high-performance electronics
  7. (2026/09/30)Elena, Aris, Marcus: AI-generated ‘ghosts’ are polluting the scientific literature
  8. (2026/09/30)Tuberculosis treatment has advanced — now we need to stop drug resistance dragging us backwards
  9. (2026/09/30)Sugar amplifies antibiotic disruption of gut microbes
  10. (2026/09/30)How did Earth get its water? Inside the extreme machine seeking answers
  11. (2026/09/30)Harmful tau spreads like self-propagating prion proteins
  12. (2026/09/30)Beware sham scientific societies: the research community must be more vigilant
  13. (2026/09/30)AI ‘speech clock’ assesses how fast you’re ageing from your voice
  14. (2026/09/30)The buck stops with me
  15. (2026/09/30)Secret watermark labels proteins as ‘made by AI’
  16. (2026/09/30)Pipework problems when cancer spreads to an area bordering the brain
  17. (2026/09/30)How to spend $25 billion on science: OpenAI’s staggeringly rich research charity gets under way
  18. (2026/09/30)I turn up late to meetings to dodge small talk. Am I wrong?
  19. (2026/09/30)Restoring hearing in people with a rare form of deafness
  20. (2026/09/30)Sugar-rich foods exacerbate antibiotic-induced microbiome disruption
  21. (2026/09/30)Type 2 immune history trains lung macrophages for viral disease tolerance
  22. (2026/09/30)Global mangrove distribution on the open coast is controlled by waves
  23. (2026/09/30)X-ray liquidography decodes complex motions in azobenzene isomerization
  24. (2026/09/30)Histone readers MLLT1 and MLLT3 concentrate AID to confer locus specificity
  25. (2026/09/30)Carbene transfer from thianthrenium ylides for cyclopropanation
  26. (2026/09/30)An amygdala to anterior hypothalamic circuit gates stress sensitivity
  27. (2026/09/30)Dynamic protrusions mediate crawling motility in Asgard archaea
  28. (2026/09/30)Osteoclasts intercept meningeal lymphatic paths for dural metastasis
  29. (2026/09/30)Population-scale immune multiome atlas reveals regulatory disease mechanisms
  30. (2026/09/30)Human genetics implicates a BACH2–NRF2 axis in fetal haemoglobin activation
  31. (2026/09/30)Prion-like transmission of human tau strains in the mouse brain
  32. (2026/09/30)Wafer-scale epitaxy growth of high-mobility p-type boron carbon nitride
  33. (2026/09/30)Written in development and lost in ageing: the grammar of cellular identity
  34. (2026/09/30)Transcription pause and elongation regulators mediate somatic hypermutation
  35. (2026/09/30)GPCR antagonism via rewiring of receptor trafficking and degradation
  36. (2026/09/30)γδ T cell receptor dependencies define a unique immunosurveillance modality
  37. (2026/09/30)Spatiotemporal clonal architecture of the newborn mouse forebrain
  38. (2026/09/30)Scalable decision-making for games of imperfect information
  39. (2026/09/30)Evolution of terrestrial anatomy revealed by a derived stem tetrapod
  40. (2026/09/30)Butterfly wing patterns in flight create powerful illusory motion cues
  41. (2026/09/30)Self-aligned optical microcomb emerging between octave-separated lasers
  42. (2026/09/30)Function-preserving watermarking of AI-generated proteins
  43. (2026/09/30)A TBK1/ULK1 signalling axis couples lysosomal stress to TFEB activation
  44. (2026/09/30)A two-hit mechanism triggers autoimmune hair loss
  45. (2026/09/29)Strange and beautiful creatures spotted on the <i>Challenger</i> expedition
  46. (2026/09/29)PhD training should encourage ethical dissent
  47. (2026/09/29)Biodiversity protection must include language preservation
  48. (2026/09/29)Emissions after the Paris accord made Europe’s heatwaves more severe
  49. (2026/09/29)Patents alone won’t unlock critical-mineral supply chains
  50. (2026/09/29)The cost of lost labour on a warming planet
  51. (2026/09/29)Why AI-authorship debates miss a deeper shift in how scholarly knowledge is produced
  52. (2026/09/29)AI-powered medical devices must be tested in real-world settings
  53. (2026/09/29)AI can widen science — but only if institutions stop rewarding the already measurable
  54. (2026/09/29)Chinese-owned science journal created to rival the best
  55. (2026/09/29)Author Correction: Proteasome-guided haem signalling axis contributes to T cell exhaustion
  56. (2026/09/29)A new chapter in targeting kinase enzymes in cancer
  57. (2026/09/29)Lab-grown brain organoids: time for international oversight
  58. (2026/09/29)How to put people first in cyberspace
  59. (2026/09/28)Daily briefing: Old hearts ‘de-age’ in younger people
  60. (2026/09/28)China now leads the world in trials for next-gen CAR-T therapies
  61. (2026/09/28)Stephen Hawking biography explores an ‘exceptionally clear, uncluttered mind’
  62. (2026/09/28)Bigger than CRISPR? A guide to the latest genome editors
  63. (2026/09/28)Vaping in childhood has bigger health risks than we’d thought
  64. (2026/09/28)Old hearts age backwards: transplanted organs adjust to host’s biological age
  65. (2026/09/28)Paid to peer review: firms are paying researchers to assess manuscripts for journals
  66. (2026/09/25)Briefing Chat: Why scientists made papyrus scrolls, then burnt them
  67. (2026/09/25)Why science wouldn’t exist without alchemy, curiosity and great writing: Books in brief
  68. (2026/09/25)Anthropic’s AI biolab finds ‘CRISPR-like’ DNA in viruses. What’s next?
  69. (2026/09/25)Chemists struggle to ditch hazardous solvents — even after decades of ‘green’ efforts
  70. (2026/09/25)Nepal’s floods expose issues with climate-disaster funding — firmer policies are needed fast
  71. (2026/09/25)Exclusive: Sham scientific societies are misleading star researchers
  72. (2026/09/25)OpenAI’s research chief talks of ‘cultural reset’ after wild few weeks
  73. (2026/09/25)AI bots are flooding researchers with requests for money and time
  74. (2026/09/25)Daily briefing: Landmark bat study suggests they evolved in Europe
  75. (2026/09/24)Bumblebees don’t mind a little plastic in their honeypots

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