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The new issue of   has arrived!An AI can nearly fully automate the classification of hundreds of genetic variants, nonin...
06/24/2026

The new issue of has arrived!

An AI can nearly fully automate the classification of hundreds of genetic variants, noninvasive imaging sweeps the surface of donor livers to streamline transplant evaluation, and more.

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The once-obscure Danionella fish takes center stage as a model research organism in a major new project funded by the Ho...
06/24/2026

The once-obscure Danionella fish takes center stage as a model research organism in a major new project funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

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The chemical composition of comet 3I/ATLAS suggests it formed just a couple billion years after the Big Bang.Learn more:...
06/24/2026

The chemical composition of comet 3I/ATLAS suggests it formed just a couple billion years after the Big Bang.

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Although the protein CDH1 usually acts as a tumor suppressor, counterintuitive findings in   suggest it also correlates ...
06/24/2026

Although the protein CDH1 usually acts as a tumor suppressor, counterintuitive findings in suggest it also correlates with poorer outcomes in patients with a form of kidney cancer and may act as a marker of immune activity.

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06/24/2026

Every few minutes, a dragonfly dives into water and takes off again, turning several forward somersaults as it ascends.

The purpose of the behavior? The quick dip cools the insect down, and the loop-the-loops help it dry off by flicking away the water.

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Low-severity fires—a proxy for prescribed burns—can significantly reduce the probability of very high severity wildfires...
06/24/2026

Low-severity fires—a proxy for prescribed burns—can significantly reduce the probability of very high severity wildfires for a decade, according to a new study in Science that uses 20 years of satellite-derived data on wildfire severity and smoke particulate matter from California.

The smoke particulate pollution produced by these less severe fires is outweighed by the reductions in future smoke from wildfires as a result.

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A study reveals a tumor suppressor may also distinguish immune-sensitive kidney cancer tumors, researchers uncover an en...
06/23/2026

A study reveals a tumor suppressor may also distinguish immune-sensitive kidney cancer tumors, researchers uncover an enzyme that facilitates the B cell immune response, and more in this week’s new issue of .

https://scim.ag/4xFB0SV

When exposed to an energy source such as light, this liquid transforms into an energy-rich black gel that stores power f...
06/23/2026

When exposed to an energy source such as light, this liquid transforms into an energy-rich black gel that stores power for months.

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Frequently ignored bodily rhythms may be skewing neuroscience experiments.Learn more: https://scim.ag/4eEszP2
06/23/2026

Frequently ignored bodily rhythms may be skewing neuroscience experiments.

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A new   study in mice showcases a vaccine adjuvant that can induce protective immunity against herpes simplex virus 2 (H...
06/23/2026

A new study in mice showcases a vaccine adjuvant that can induce protective immunity against herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) infections without causing excessive local inflammation.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/4viquiy

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