Severe diverticulitis cases are increasing in younger American adults
A major new analysis of hospital data reveals a startling and rapid increase in severe cases of diverticulitis among American…
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Researchers warn peatlands threaten to release a huge carbon reservoir
Researchers warn peatlands could switch from carbon sink to source under future drought and warmer, CO2-rich conditions, threatening centuries of storage
Scientists combine light and air to build molecules for future medicines
Scientists report a light and air powered method to assemble complex molecules for medicines, using a vanadium photocatalyst activated by visible light and air
Fruit flies possess an endocrine system that regulates calcium
Fruit flies have an active endocrine system that regulates calcium using the Capa hormone and Malpighian tubules, mirroring vertebrate parathyroid control
Jupiter’s birth linked to the zone where Earth formed
Jupiter’s rapid growth carved a gap in the protoplanetary disk, shielding the inner solar system and enabling Earth’s formation, per Rice University simulations
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Vertiv and Nvidia advance 800 VDC power for AI data centers
Vertiv and Nvidia are advancing an 800-volt DC power platform for AI data centers, targeting a 2026 product release ahead of Nvidia’s Rubin Ultra AI rollout in 2027
Overlooked ocean microbes could be key to Earth’s carbon future
Overlooked ocean microbes may shape Earth’s carbon future as SAR11 drives surface carbon recycling and phaeodarians intercept sinking carbon in the twilight zone
Satellites and space debris threaten Earth’s ozone layer and orbital safety
Satellites and space debris threaten Earth’s ozone layer and orbital safety, with alumina from re-entries and over 14,000 objects in orbit boosting collision risk