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2025-09-05

Juno Detects Callisto's Influence on Jupiter's Aurorae

Jupiter hosts the brightest and most spectacular auroras in the Solar System, and its largest moons (the Galileans) create their own auroral signatures known as “satellite footprints” in the planet’s atmosphere. Until now, astronomers had detected the auroral signatures of three Galileans (Io, Europa, and Ganymede), but not Callisto. Thanks to an international team, close-up images of Callisto's footprints have been seen at last.

2025-09-05

Mostly clear skies in Okanagan, Kamloops for full Corn Moon viewing - Infotel.ca

Mostly clear skies in Okanagan, Kamloops for full Corn Moon viewing Infotel.caWhat to know about the ‘blood moon’ total eclipse—one of the longest in decades National Geographic

2025-09-05

Biotech company Amgen set to build $600 million research center in California

Biotech company Amgen is investing $600 million into a new research center for its Thousand Oaks, California, campus.

2025-09-05

Telescope reveals a growing tail on the comet that’s visiting from another star - CTV News

Telescope reveals a growing tail on the comet that’s visiting from another star CTV NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

2025-09-05

New Insight Into Yam Disease Defense: How Leaf Traits and ABA Stop Anthracnose

A research team has isolated the anthracnose pathogen infecting greater yam and identified it as Colletotrichum alatae--the first report of this species in yam.

2025-09-05

Telescope reveals a growing tail on the comet that’s visiting from another star - AP News

Telescope reveals a growing tail on the comet that’s visiting from another star AP NewsThe interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is wrapped in carbon dioxide fog, NASA space telescope reveals SpaceThe Racing Speed of 3I/ATLAS Avi Loeb – Medium3I/ATLAS's Coma Is Largely Carbon Dioxide Universe TodayInterstellar comet 3I/ATLAS tail changing as it zooms through solar system FOX Weather

2025-09-05

Canadian patients become first outside U.S. to receive Elon Musk's Neuralink chips in their brains

University Health Network announces successful surgeries in trial, allowing patients with spinal injuries to control computers with their thoughts.

2025-09-05

Uncovering the Dormancy Code in Litchi Buds via Phosphoproteomics (Submitted)

A research team identified nearly 7,000 phosphorylation sites in close to 2,800 proteins and revealed distinct regulatory patterns tied to growth or dormancy.

2025-09-05

University of Northern Iowa to lead advanced materials research for quantum technology

The University of Northern Iowa is leading a study into materials that could be applied to quantum technologies as part of a more than $1 million grant with partner universities.

2025-09-05

Integrative Analysis of Stress-Responsive Pathways in Pearl Millet Under Multiple Abiotic Challenges

A research team presents the transcriptomic analysis of pearl millet, a highly resilient cereal, revealing how this crop adapts to high temperature, drought, and salt stress.

2025-09-05

3D-printed scaffolds guide stem cells to repair damage from spinal cord injury

3D-printed organoid scaffolds helped rats regain movement after complete spinal cord injury, a breakthrough led by University of Minnesota.

2025-09-05

At Harvard, Judge’s Ruling on Funding Gives Students One More Thing to Ponder

Many students were cautiously hopeful after a judge said the Trump administration could not freeze research funding to the university. But they also had other things on their minds.

2025-09-05

Innovative Biotech Firm Launches New Lab Automation Solutions for Drug Development

In a significant advancement for laboratory operations, a pioneering biotech firm has introduced a range of innovative lab automation solutions designed specifically for drug development. This new technology aims to enhance efficiency, reduce human error, and accelerate the overall drug discovery process.The newly launched automation systems integrate state-of-the-art robotics and artificial intelligence to optimize various aspects of drug development, from high-throughput screening to

2025-09-04

Why we slip on ice: Physicists challenge centuries-old assumptions

For over a hundred years, schoolchildren around the world have learned that ice melts when pressure and friction are applied. When you step out onto an icy pavement in winter, you can slip up because of the pressure exerted by your body weight through the sole of your (still warm) shoe. But it turns out that this explanation misses the mark.

2025-09-04

MITRE-Run R&D Center Unveils Defense Acquisition Framework

The National Security Engineering Center, a MITRE-operated federally funded research and development center, has unveiled a defense acquisition framework to accelerate the development and deployment of innovative technologies to U.S. warfighters. NSEC’s Transition Maturity Framework MITRE said Wednesday NSEC collaborated with the Department of Defense’s Operational Energy-Innovation Directorate, or OE-I, to develop the Transition Maturity [...]

2025-09-04

Engineered E. coli produce biodegradable plastic that outperforms widely used PET

The PET (polyethylene terephthalate)-alternative PDCA (pyridinedicarboxylic acid) is biodegradable and has superior physical properties, according to a recent study. A Kobe University team of bioengineers engineered E. coli bacteria to produce the compound from glucose at unprecedented levels and without byproducts—and opened up a realm of possibilities for the future of bioengineering. The findings are published in the journal Metabolic Engineering.

2025-09-04

Knowing where to look: Researchers create AI to examine medical images like a trained radiologist

Input and expertise from radiologists can help develop better and more trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) tools, new research shows. The study used radiologists' eye movements to help guide AI systems to focus on the most clinically relevant areas of medical images.

2025-09-04

POLIZERO: Project shows paths to climate neutrality

Switzerland has set itself the goal of reducing its CO2 emissions to net-zero by 2050. The final report of the POLIZERO research project—led by the Paul Scherrer Institute PSI and the University of Piraeus—shows which policy measures are best suited to this goal. The conclusion: The net-zero target is achievable—if decisive action is taken now.

2025-09-04

Moon phase today explained: What the moon will look like on September 4, 2025 - Mashable

Moon phase today explained: What the moon will look like on September 4, 2025 MashableMoon phase today: What the moon will look like on September 3, 2025 MashablePhases of the moon, facts and information yahoo.com

2025-09-04

Provisions from pond water? Researchers leverage biomanufacturing to produce food

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, are exploring a new approach to producing food on demand with unconventional materials. Through the Feedstocks for Food Production (FFP) project, APL is investigating ways to grow edible microbial food by harnessing nonpotable water.

2025-09-04

Giving food waste fermentation a 'jolt' increases chemical production

Adding an electrical jolt to fermentation of industrial food waste speeds up the process and increases the yield of platform chemicals that are valuable components in a wide range of products, new research shows.

2025-09-04

Ohio State professors travel to South Korea’s Inje University

Joyce Y. Lee, assistant professor in the College of Social Work (CSW) at The Ohio State University, and two other faculty members from the college, Sharvari Karandikar, professor and associate dean of academic affairs, and Sehun Oh, associate professor, spent two days with administrators, staff, faculty and students at Inje University in Gimhae, South Korea, earlier this summer.

2025-09-04

Research findings offer new insight into blood thinners and bone builders

If biomolecules were people, heparin would be a celebrity. Best known as a powerful blood thinner with a global market of more than $7 billion, heparin is used during and after surgery and is essential to kidney dialysis. Most of today's heparin comes from pigs, but the Food and Drug Administration is encouraging the use of alternative sources, including cows and synthetic forms of heparin, to diversify the supply chain.

2025-09-04

Ireland's first satellite EIRSAT-1 completes its mission

Ireland's first satellite, EIRSAT-1, has completed its mission orbiting Earth. The CubeSat, which was built and launched by students and faculty of University College Dublin (UCD), will de-orbit in a day or two.

2025-09-04

Moon phase today: What the moon will look like on September 4, 2025

What can you see tonight?As we approach the Full Moon, each night the moon will appear bigger and brighter, but after the Full Moon passes, it will slowly get darker and darker until there's nothing to see. This is to do with the lunar cycle.The lunar cycle is a series of eight unique phases ...

2025-09-04

Forever chemicals are more acidic than we thought, study finds

One of the ways that per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) earn their "forever chemical" nickname and persist in the environment is their acidity.

2025-09-04

Experts Say US Needs Unified ‘Grand Strategy’ to Beat CCP in Dominating Moon, Space

The United States is at risk of falling behind its communist rivals otherwise, they say.

2025-09-04

Study shows how thumbs helped shape the brain

A new study out of the U.K. lays out how thumbs helped shape brain development in humans and other primates. Scientists found a link between thumb size and the size of the neocortex which is involved in higher-order brain functions, which they say suggests that thumbs are linked to "thinking and not movement."

2025-09-04

SpaceX has to hit these key milestones to ready Starship for prime time - Digital Trends

SpaceX has to hit these key milestones to ready Starship for prime time Digital TrendsSpaceX: Starship V3 Landing At Starbase On Flight 13-15 DataconomySpaceX completes successful test flight of world’s most powerful rocket MSNElon Musk reveals when SpaceX will perform first-ever Starship catch TeslaratiStarship’s heat shield appears to have performed quite well in test Ars Technica

2025-09-04

Basic2Breakthrough: Drop-In Lithium-Ion Battery Technology Mitigates the Risk of Explosion and Fire

The Basic to Breakthrough series chronicles how investments at the Department of Energy's (DOE) National Laboratories have established the foundation for new technologies that are changing our world.

2025-09-04

New Clinical Trial to Test Sensory Prostheses for People with Upper-Limb Loss

Technology developed at Case Western Reserve University can restore a sense of touch that makes a prosthetic hand feel like a part of one's own body instead of feeling artificial and disconnected.

2025-09-04

Flexible Generalization

Flexible Generalization: A Balancing Act between Specificity and Adaptability In a rapidly evolving world characterized by complex systems and diverse data sources, the concept of flexible generalization has emerged as a vital principle in various fields, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, education, and even business strategy. It refers to the ability to generate broad conclusions [...]

2025-09-04

ZOT hSCRO: IMPORTANT UPDATE

Dear Colleagues, We are excited for our ZOT hSCRO launch in just a little over a week, on Monday, September 15! Important Timeline: Please be advised that to accommodate our hSCRO data migration, the cutoff to process t...

2025-09-04

Texas A&M AgriLife Crop and Weather Report: Cotton Crop Thrives with Timely Rains Across the State

Despite some challenges, cotton production is expected to be better than average due to timely rains this season, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service reports around the state.

2025-09-04

New planet may be able to support life, U of A professor says

An expert from the University of Arizona is excited about the potential for life on a possible new planet. The planet is not considered to be far away in astronomical terms. FOX 10's Brian Webb spoke with the professor to learn more.

2025-09-04

NYU Tandon-Led Team Develops New Fabrication Technique That Opens Door to New Materials for Quantum Technologies

Researchers have demonstrated a new fabrication approach that enables the exploration of a broader range of superconducting materials for quantum hardware. The study promises to solve the problem of many promising superconductors being difficult to pattern into functional devices using conventional chemistry-based methods.

2025-09-04

sPHENIX particle detector clears key test to unlock secrets of Big Bang plasma

The sPHENIX detector at Brookhaven passes its first big test, proving ready to study quark-gluon plasma born just after the Big Bang.

2025-09-04

Brain+ pilot shows Ayla therapy boosts cognitive outcomes in dementia care

4 September 2025 - Danish medical software company Brain+ A/S (Nasdaq First North:BRAINP) on Thursday reported strong results from a post market clinical follow-up study of its Ayla dementia care plat...

2025-09-04

Leading Pharmaceutical Company Opens New Analytical Laboratory in Singapore

In a significant move to bolster its research and development (R&D) capabilities, a leading pharmaceutical company has announced the opening of a state-of-the-art analytical laboratory in Singapore. This facility is expected to play a crucial role in the company’s innovation cycle, allowing for more advanced testing and analysis of new drug formulations. The new laboratory is equipped with the latest analytical instruments and technologies, allowing scientists and researchers to cond

2025-09-04

Advanced Pharmaceutical Manufacturing to Kickstart New Facility in Singapore

Advanced Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (APM), an emerging leader in drug production technologies, has announced the establishment of a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Singapore. This cutting-edge facility is set to transform the local pharmaceutical landscape by significantly increasing production capacity and improving operational efficiencies.The decision to expand operations comes on the heels of rising demand for both generic and specialty pharmaceuticals in the Asia-

2025-09-04

Nazi-Looted Art Recovered After It Shows Up in Odd Place

An Argentine federal court announced Wednesday that authorities had recovered the long-lost "Portrait of a Lady," an 18th-century work by the Italian painter Giuseppe Ghislandi that was looted by the Nazis in World War II, the AP reports. Before the presentation of the giant gold-framed portrait Wednesday in the Argentine...

2025-09-03

A researcher is missing after falling into a stream on Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier

Authorities say a researcher from Italy is missing after falling into a stream on Alaska’s Mendenhall Glacier. This comes after the body of another man, a hiker from Arizona, was found off a trail near the glacier on Monday. According...

2025-09-03

Scientists chart new brain map revealing decision-making patterns - Interesting Engineering

Scientists chart new brain map revealing decision-making patterns Interesting EngineeringA brain-wide map of neural activity during complex behaviour NatureFirst map of mammal brain activity may have shown intuition in action New ScientistComplete brain activity map revealed for the first time EurekAlert!Brain-wide representations of prior information in mouse decision-making Nature

2025-09-03

Eisai to Present Latest Data on Lemborexant and Novel Orexin Receptor Agonist E2086 at The World Sleep 2025

TOKYO, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Eisai Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Tokyo, CEO: Haruo Naito, "Eisai") announced today that the company will deliver a total of 11 presentations, including clinical data on the selective orexin 2 receptor agonist (OX2R) E2086 and...

2025-09-03

3D Neural Probes Open New Frontiers in Brain Science

The research could help develop new ways to treat such conditions as blindness and paralysis.

2025-09-03

Standardized approach replicates microplastics in the lab with greater precision

McGill University researchers have developed a novel method to replicate four types of microplastics commonly found in the environment, providing researchers with a standardized approach to study their toxic effects.

2025-09-03

The Clinical Importance of HER2 Testing in mNSCLC

OncLive serves as the connection to oncology, including groundbreaking cancer news and interviews with top oncologists in multimedia formats.

2025-09-03

World’s largest solar telescope captures clearest view of solar flare

The observations could reshape how we understand the Sun’s magnetic architecture and improve space weather forecasting.

2025-09-03

World’s largest solar telescope captures clearest view of solar flare - ttownmedia.com

World’s largest solar telescope captures clearest view of solar flare ttownmedia.comNew telescope images deliver sharpest-ever view of powerful solar flare MashableStunning new solar flare images show unprecedented detail EarthSkyWorld's Most Powerful Solar Telescope Captures Its First Monster Flare in Astonishing Detail ScienceAlertWorld's most powerful solar telescope sees incredible coronal loops on the sun (image) Space

2025-09-03

KFSHRC Reinforces Global Leadership as Early Adopter of Advanced cell and Gene Therapies

SAUDI ARABIA, Riyadh, Sept. 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSHRC) has reaffirmed its global standing as a pioneer in advanced medical technologies by successfully establishing in-house manufacturing and clinical application of CAR-T therapy,...

2025-09-03

Decades of data show African weather disturbances intensify during La Niña

A recent study reveals how a major global climate pattern influences the African weather systems that help seed Atlantic hurricanes. The findings, published in the Journal of Climate, could lead to better seasonal forecasts of rainfall, drought, and tropical cyclone activity across the Atlantic basin.

2025-09-03

From longevity to cancer: Understanding the dual nature of polyamines

Polyamines, a group of naturally occurring molecules found in all living organisms, are essential for fundamental cellular processes, such as growth and differentiation. In recent years, these compounds (particularly spermidine) have gained attention as promising "geroprotectors" that promote healthy aging and extend lifespan.

2025-09-03

High-throughput phenotyping platform uncovers genetic basis of wheat spike morphology evolution

A collaborative research team led by Lu Fei from the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology (IGDB) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Guo Zifeng from the Institute of Botany of CAS, together with their colleagues, has pinpointed key genetic factors shaping wheat spike morphology—a critical trait for yield—using a high-throughput phenotyping platform.

2025-09-03

Upgraded AgriScout close to being commercial

AgriScout is a first of its kind robot which identifies potato virus in the field with more than 90 per cent accuracy. It has been upgraded from last year and it is close to being commercial.

2025-09-03

World’s biggest iceberg, A23a, has broken up

The world’s largest iceberg is “rapidly breaking up” into several large “very large chunks,” scientists from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have said.

2025-09-03

Judge allows cutting-edge DNA technology in case against suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer

Evidence derived from cutting-edge DNA technology that prosecutors say points directly at Rex Heuermann being the Gilgo Beach serial killer will be...

2025-09-03

Dentist Suspected of Killing Wife, Teen Daughter

A Georgia dentist is believed to have killed his wife and their teenage daughter in their Georgia home before taking his own life, authorities say. The bodies of James Choi and Young Choi, both 52, and 15-year old Grace Choi were found Sunday during a welfare check at their home...

2025-09-03

Why Do We Need Sleep? Oxford Scientists Trace the Answer to Mitochondria - SciTechDaily

Why Do We Need Sleep? Oxford Scientists Trace the Answer to Mitochondria SciTechDaily

2025-09-03

Pia26588 Nasas Planetary Radar Reveals Peanut Shape Of Asteroid 1997 Qk1 - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)

Pia26588 Nasas Planetary Radar Reveals Peanut Shape Of Asteroid 1997 Qk1 NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)

2025-09-03

ESA’s Solar Orbiter Snaps Powerful Coronal Mass Ejection - DIY Photography

ESA’s Solar Orbiter Snaps Powerful Coronal Mass Ejection DIY PhotographyDouble trouble: Solar Orbiter traces superfast electrons back to Sun European Space AgencyScientists discover explosive origins of superspeed electrons streaming from the sun SpaceScientists pinpoint how the Sun unleashes electron storms Earth.com

2025-09-03

Texas A&M AgriLife Guides Solutions Where Wild and Urban Lands Meet

While the term "wildland-urban interface" may be unfamiliar, chances are you're among more than 8 million Texans living in it -- the rapidly expanding intersection of undeveloped native landscapes and urban/suburban sprawl.

2025-09-03

Journal at the Forefront of Substance Use Research Turns 85

Founded in 1940 and published by the Rutgers Center of Alcohol and Substance Use Studies, the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs is a leading nonprofit voice in understanding addiction

2025-09-03

Red Galaxies Provide New Insights into the Birth of the Universe

Images taken with the MIRI infrared camera on the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have made it possible to observe the first galaxies in long-wavelength infrared light for the first time. Alongside a recent study published in Astronomy and Astrophysics, these images provide new insights into how the first galaxies formed over 13 billion years ago.

2025-09-03

Red Galaxies Provide New Insights into the Birth of the Universe - Universe Today

Red Galaxies Provide New Insights into the Birth of the Universe Universe TodayA sharper image of the early universe: Program brings greater understanding to star and galaxy formation Phys.orgNASA’s Webb Telescope just found 300 galaxies that defy explanation ScienceDailyMystery Objects in the Distant Universe Challenge Galaxy Formation Ideas Universe TodayNASA’s Webb Delivers Deepest Infrared Image of Universe Yet NASA Science (.gov)

2025-09-03

Juno Detected the Final Missing Auroral Signature from Jupiter’s Four Largest Moons - NASA Science (.gov)

Juno Detected the Final Missing Auroral Signature from Jupiter’s Four Largest Moons NASA Science (.gov)In situ and remote observations of the ultraviolet footprint of the moon Callisto by the Juno spacecraft Nature

2025-09-03

Juno Detected the Final Missing Auroral Signature from Jupiter’s Four Largest Moons

Jupiter hosts the brightest and most spectacular auroras in the Solar System. Near its poles, these shimmering lights offer a glimpse into how the planet interacts with the solar wind and moons swept by Jupiter’s magnetic field. Unlike Earth’s northern lights, the largest moons of Jupiter create their own auroral signatures in the planet’s atmosphere [...]

2025-09-03

Officials issue warning after researchers spot parasitic insect in tree where it doesn't belong: 'Can parasitize multiple ... species' - yahoo.com

Officials issue warning after researchers spot parasitic insect in tree where it doesn't belong: 'Can parasitize multiple ... species' yahoo.comTwo Rare Parasitic Wasp Species Likely Hitchhiked On a Plane to Get to the U.S. Discover MagazineScientists discover rare wasp species in the U.S. for the first time EurekAlert!Invasive parasitic wasps quietly crossed oceans, now thriving in U.S. oak trees Earth.com

2025-09-03

Interview with Dr. Caleb Scharf

_________________________________________________________________________________________ In the following interview, questions from the interviewer, Fred Van Wert, are in bold, and Caleb Scharf’s responses are in regular text. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Let’s begin with your early years. Where you were born, something about your family, what your mother and father did, your early schooling, what got you interested in the career that [...]

2025-09-03

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano resumed erupting on Tuesday, firing lava 330 feet into the sky from its summit crater, the AP reports. It's the 32nd time the volcano has released molten rock since December, when its current eruption began. So far, all the lava from this eruption has been contained within...

2025-09-03

AI-guided drones fly into wildfire smoke plumes to capture 3D data for research

University of Minnesota researchers use AI-guided drones to fly into wildfire smoke, capturing 3D data to sharpen air quality forecasts.

2025-09-03

Video Spotlight: Summer camps spark STEM opportunities | Folio

Black elementary and junior high students are getting a jump start on discovering careers in science and engineering.

2025-09-03

Biophytis secures EMA clearance to advance Phase 2 obesity trial

3 September 2025 - Clinical-stage biotechnology company Biophytis SA (Euronext Growth Paris:ALBPS) (OTC:BPTSY), a developer of therapies targeting obesity, sarcopenia, and longevity, announced on Wedn...

2025-09-03

Valneva reports strong Phase 2 booster results for Lyme disease vaccine candidate VLA15

3 September 2025 - Vaccine company Valneva SE (Nasdaq:VALN) (Euronext Paris:VLA) on Wednesday announced positive Phase 2 results for its Lyme disease vaccine candidate, VLA15.Data showed a strong anam...

2025-09-03

Eisai begins rolling sBLA to US FDA for initiation dosing of LEQEMBI IQLIK

3 September 2025 - Japanese pharmaceutical company Eisai Co Ltd (TYO:4523) and its Swedish partner BioArctic AB (STO:BIOA-B) announced on Tuesday that Eisai has commenced the rolling submission of the...

2025-09-03

RareMed expands relationship with PTC Therapeutics

3 September 2025 - RareMed Solutions, a provider of patient support services for complex therapies, on Tuesday announced an expansion of its relationship with biopharmaceutical company PTC Therapeutic...

2025-09-02

Biodiversity Expert Talks Discovering Earth’s Secrets with Vox - U of G News

Biodiversity Expert Talks Discovering Earth’s Secrets with Vox U of G News

2025-09-02

KTU Researchers Develop Sustainable Smart Polymers for Medicine, Electronics, and Optics - AZoM

KTU Researchers Develop Sustainable Smart Polymers for Medicine, Electronics, and Optics AZoM

2025-09-02

NASA’s SPHEREx Captures Comet 3I/ATLAS, a Visitor From Beyond the Solar System - ScienceDaily

NASA’s SPHEREx Captures Comet 3I/ATLAS, a Visitor From Beyond the Solar System ScienceDailyNASA’s New SPHEREx Mission Observes Interstellar Comet NASA Science (.gov)3I/ATLAS's Coma Is Largely Carbon Dioxide Universe TodayJames Webb telescope images reveal there's something strange with interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS Live ScienceA Strange Object Has Entered Our Solar System—and One Scientist Says It May Be an Alien Craft Yahoo News Canada

2025-09-02

Bold Challenges awards nearly $1 million in ‘Accelerate’ grants

The post Bold Challenges awards nearly $1 million in ‘Accelerate’ grants appeared first on U-M Research.

2025-09-02

UM-Dearborn study reveals what EV drivers care most about charging stations

The post UM-Dearborn study reveals what EV drivers care most about charging stations appeared first on U-M Research.

2025-09-02

Hunting wolves reduces livestock deaths measurably, but minimally, according to new study

The post Hunting wolves reduces livestock deaths measurably, but minimally, according to new study appeared first on U-M Research.

2025-09-02

Margaret Hu releases leading casebook on AI and law

"AI Law and Policy" is a casebook exploring legal issues surrounding artificial intelligence.

2025-09-02

Video Highlights From Summer Term

From a paddleboard to a science lab, it was a great time to be on campus.

2025-09-02

Tonnes vs. Tons: Metric vs. Imperial Measurements Strike Again

If you’ve ever priced out cargo or read about a ship carrying coal, grain or bricks, you’ve seen tonnes vs. tons. These two words look similar yet refer to different systems and units. In international trade and technical writing, that small spelling shift changes real-world numbers.

2025-09-02

Circular Star Trails

On July 26, 2025, NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers took this long-exposure photograph – taken over 31 minutes from a window inside the International Space Station’s Kibo laboratory module – capturing the circular arcs of star trails. In its third decade of continuous human presence, the space station has a far-reaching impact as a microgravity lab [...]

2025-09-02

Scientists Discover Rare, Invasive Parasitic Wasps For The First Time In The U.S. - BroBible

Scientists Discover Rare, Invasive Parasitic Wasps For The First Time In The U.S. BroBibleScientists Discover Strange New Parasitic Wasp Species in the U.S. SciTechDailyScientists Discover New Parasitic Wasps Invading the U.S. GizmodoParasitic Wasp Documented in the U.S. for the First Time—What to Know About the Invasive Species Mental Floss

2025-09-02

Farm of the future sows digital seeds

An experimental vineyard at the Cornell Lake Erie Research and Extension Laboratory is becoming the university’s first living laboratory of precision, autonomy and sustainability, supporting the grape industry in New York and Pennsylvania.

2025-09-02

Quebec AI institute Mila names Hugo Larochelle as scientific director

Quebec artificial intelligence institute Mila has a new scientific director. Hugo Larochelle started in the job today. He is the former head of Google’s AI research lab in Montreal and an adjunc...

2025-09-02

Black hole quiz: How deep is your gravitational knowledge?

This quiz invites you to journey into the depths of these gravitational giants.

2025-09-02

Advancing Single-Photon Sensing Image Sensors to Enable the Search for Life Beyond Earth

Advancing Single-Photon Sensing Image Sensors to Enable the Search for Life Beyond Earth A NASA-sponsored team is advancing single-photon sensing Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) detector technology that will enable future NASA astrophysics space missions to search for life on other planets. As part of their detector maturation program, the team is characterizing sensors before, during, and [...]

2025-09-02

Post-Hoc Live: What it takes to build a new biotech in 2025

If anybody knows the trials and tribulations of the biotech market, it’s John Maraganore and Clive Meanwell. Both the former longtime Alnylam CEO and former Medicines Company executive have been in the industry for decades ...

2025-09-02

Tech From NASA’s Hurricane-hunting TROPICS Flies on Commercial Satellites

NASA science and American industry have worked hand-in-hand for more than 60 years, transforming novel technologies created with NASA research into commercial products like cochlear implants, memory-foam mattresses, and more. Now, a NASA-funded device for probing the interior of storm systems has been made a key component of commercial weather satellites. The novel atmospheric sounder [...]

2025-09-02

Tech From NASA’s Hurricane-hunting TROPICS Flies on Commercial Satellites - NASA (.gov)

Tech From NASA’s Hurricane-hunting TROPICS Flies on Commercial Satellites NASA (.gov)

2025-09-02

AI-driven drug discovery picks up as FDA pushes to reduce animal testing

Drug developers are increasing adoption of AI technologies for discovery and safety testing to get faster and cheaper results, in line with an FDA push to reduce animal testing in the near future.

2025-09-02

Cold War-Era Bunker Hits the Market in UK

It's a unique historical English property that could be perfect for a doomsday prepper. In fact, it was built to survive a nuclear blast. A Cold War-era bunker is going up for auction later this month in the Bristol area in western England with a low starting bid of 20,...

2025-09-02

Should I exercise if I’m still sore from last time? - The Conversation

Should I exercise if I’m still sore from last time? The Conversation

2025-09-02

Cause of Death Revealed for Former Prosecutor Who Died at 43

Five months after a former US attorney died in her sleep at age 43, the Alexandria, Virginia, medical examiner's office has announced the cause of death for Jessica Aber, the Virginian-Pilot reports. Aber died of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, a neurological disorder that can result in seizures, the office...

2025-09-02

Mazumdar-Shaw’s bold biotech mission: Affordable, accessible healthcare

Clarity of purpose, extraordinary people, and innovation were vital to entrepreneur Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw when building India’s first biotech company, now a global giant in affordable healthcare.

2025-09-02

JSR Corporation Expands Biologics Facility in Singapore to Enhance Drug Production Capabilities

JSR Corporation, a global leader in advanced materials and biotechnology, has announced significant developments in their operations with the expansion of their biologics manufacturing facility situated in Singapore. This strategic move is projected to substantially enhance the company’s production capacity in response to the growing demand for biologics across the Asia-Pacific region.The expansion project includes the installation of cutting-edge production technology that will enab

2025-09-02

First FDA acceptance to waive clinical efficacy studies for monoclonal antibody biosimilars

2 September 2025 - Regulatory advisory Pharmaceutical Scientist Inc announced on Monday that Professor Sarfaraz K. Niazi, Adjunct Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago and founder of mult...