Temperate forests fail to migrate northward as expected
As global temperatures rise, temperate forests are not moving northward to cooler latitudes as quickly as scientists expected, creating a…
Month: October 2025
Chemists reveal new insights into protein linked to ALS
Scientists link TDP-43 mislocalization in ALS to UNC13A loss via cryptic exon splicing, revealing a therapeutic target in 97% of patients and related disorders
New observations of the Milky Way with MeerKAT and VISTA reveal 164 radio rings and a 1.5-billion-object infrared catalog, reshaping galactic archaeology
LG debuts integrated cooling and power systems for AI data centers
In response to the rapid global expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, LG has introduced a comprehensive suite of technologies designed…
Musk’s AI encyclopedia Grokipedia could replicate Wikipedia’s bias
An effort by Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, to create an alternative to Wikipedia is raising concerns among experts…
Edge-mode experiment finds direct evidence for anyon tunneling
In a landmark experiment, physicists have captured the first direct evidence of a long-theorized quantum phenomenon known as anyon tunneling.…
Generative AI could reshape human thought and speech
Generative AI could reshape how people think and speak, with MIT EEG findings showing a 32% drop in cognitive engagement and 83% unable to recall passages
New light-based sensor enables handheld Alzheimer’s blood test
Researchers unveil a light-based sensor for a handheld Alzheimer’s blood test that detects amyloid and tau from a fingerprick sample, enabling earlier diagnosis
Measles exposure threatens southern Colorado town
State and local health officials have issued a public health alert after a visitor to Huerfano County tested positive for…
Forever chemicals detected for first time on Miccosukee reservation
Forever chemicals detected for the first time in Miccosukee Reservation surface waters, with 12 PFAS compounds found across canals and marshes from 3.94 to 40.1 ppt