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New research strengthens the hypothesis that immune responses to central nervous system infections trigger amyloid-beta ...
07/06/2025

New research strengthens the hypothesis that immune responses to central nervous system infections trigger amyloid-beta clumping. https://scim.ag/4exSirZ

Young kids can recognize objects as quickly as adults—and faster than deep neural networks, according to new research in...
07/06/2025

Young kids can recognize objects as quickly as adults—and faster than deep neural networks, according to new research involving 128 preschoolers. https://scim.ag/44E1OpX

A new study reports direct observation of a new class of magnons, quasiparticles important for spintronics applications....
07/05/2025

A new study reports direct observation of a new class of magnons, quasiparticles important for spintronics applications. This finding paves the way for high-speed spintronic devices. https://scim.ag/4lytiCT

U.S. press coverage of archaeology has geographic disparities, favoring Western discoveries, a new assessment finds. htt...
07/05/2025

U.S. press coverage of archaeology has geographic disparities, favoring Western discoveries, a new assessment finds. https://scim.ag/3I2Mx9z

Extreme heat can reduce milk production by dairy cows and can cause lingering impacts on yield, according to new researc...
07/04/2025

Extreme heat can reduce milk production by dairy cows and can cause lingering impacts on yield, according to new research that examined 12 years of data from Israeli dairy farms. https://scim.ag/3G7zKSC

Neanderthals were rendering animal bones for grease in present-day Germany roughly 125,000 years ago—much earlier than t...
07/04/2025

Neanderthals were rendering animal bones for grease in present-day Germany roughly 125,000 years ago—much earlier than thought, research suggests. https://scim.ag/44rfJOH

The appearance of large language models caused a drastic shift in the vocabulary of academic writing, according to an an...
07/03/2025

The appearance of large language models caused a drastic shift in the vocabulary of academic writing, according to an analysis of more than 15 million biomedical abstracts published from 2010 to 2024. https://scim.ag/4lEXU65

In a new Editorial, Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein describe how neuroscientific and psychological phenomena, such as h...
07/03/2025

In a new Editorial, Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein describe how neuroscientific and psychological phenomena, such as habituation and relative judgement, can lead people to become numb to the decline of democracy. https://scim.ag/3I90KBE

New research provides a comprehensive understanding of coral connectivity by offering quantitative estimates of ecologic...
07/02/2025

New research provides a comprehensive understanding of coral connectivity by offering quantitative estimates of ecologically relevant dispersal and evolutionary gene flow for two abundant species of the Great Barrier Reef.

Learn more: https://scim.ag/3I6LhSG

Seven ochre tools from Blombos Cave, South Africa, provide evidence for functional applications of ochre in Middle Stone...
07/01/2025

Seven ochre tools from Blombos Cave, South Africa, provide evidence for functional applications of ochre in Middle Stone Age technology.

The ochre pieces were modified into tools to retouch and shape other materials and artefacts. https://scim.ag/3HUQq09

Researchers have replicated an ancient and arduous voyage in a canoe crafted with Paleolithic tools. https://scim.ag/440...
07/01/2025

Researchers have replicated an ancient and arduous voyage in a canoe crafted with Paleolithic tools. https://scim.ag/4407URl

MapS-Wear, a newly developed wearable sensor for plants, provides precise, early-stage stress diagnoses for tomatoes.The...
06/30/2025

MapS-Wear, a newly developed wearable sensor for plants, provides precise, early-stage stress diagnoses for tomatoes.

The wearable could enhance the quality and yield of nutrient-rich crops to help address the global malnutrition crisis. https://scim.ag/4llL2Bx

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