📅 10-09
Global oyster reefs contain ecological services valued at US$12 trillion
Abstract: Hidden in the world’s oceans is a long-undervalued ecological resource. The latest research shows that if larg
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📅 10-08
Tesla’s self-driving taxi was stumped by a gray kitten
Summary: The operating hours of Tesla's Austin Robotaxi driverless taxi have been slightly relaxed, and the closing time
📅 10-05
Crustaceans no bigger than a fingernail are experts at moving sand. The amount of sand transported in one day is comparable to the amount of sand transported by some rivers in California.
Abstract: A new study from the University of California, Santa Barbara found that a sand flea-like crustacean with a bod
📅 10-05
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded to the three founders of optogenetics
Abstract: The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine will be awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Na
📅 10-04
Two new species of sea spider discovered in Canadian waters. Their fuzzy feet and “three-petal strange mouth” refresh our understanding.
Abstract: A research team from the University of British Columbia in Canada recently discovered and described two previo
📅 10-03
A Japanese team "planted" an artificial pituitary gland in monkeys. Hormone replacement is expected to say goodbye to daily pills.
Abstract: At the bottom of the human brain, there is a gland that is only the size of a pea, but it is in charge of the
📅 10-02
Google's Debug program "uses mosquitoes to control mosquitoes" Wolbachia male mosquitoes may reduce the number of disease vectors
Abstract: Google’s Debug project hopes to reduce the population of mosquitoes that spread diseases by releasing male mos
📅 10-01
Copper could be a new weapon to help strengthen the body's immune system against drug-resistant urinary tract infections
Abstract: Researchers at Texas A&M University in the United States are studying the role of copper in the body's resista
📅 09-30
The brightness of the night sky is increasing at a rate of about 10% per year
Abstract: A study estimates that the brightness of the night sky is increasing at a rate of about 10% per year, and abou
📅 09-27
Early human ancestors could walk like humans but also did not give up living in trees
Abstract: A new study of ancient human fossils reveals an important stage in human evolution that has long been ignored.
📅 09-25
Global research finds that plant communities leave long-term traces. Even if grasslands are restored for 300 years, they may not return to their former glory.
Abstract: A recent study covering six continents around the world found that after grasslands experience farming, agricu