Fruit-eating mastodons? Ancient fossils confirm a long-lost ecological alliance
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Fruit-eating mastodons? Ancient fossils confirm a long-lost ecological alliance

Ten thousand years ago, mastodons vanished from South America. With them, an ecologically vital function also disappeared: the dispersal of seeds from large-fruited plants. A new study led by the University of O’Higgins, Chile, with key contributions from IPHES-CERCA, demonstrates for the first time — based on direct fossil evidence — that these extinct elephant […]
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Visualizing nuclear pore complex plasticity with pan-expansion microscopy

The exploration of cell-type and environmentally responsive nuclear pore complex (NPC) plasticity requires new, accessible tools. Using pan-expansion microscopy (pan-ExM), NPCs were identified by machine learning–facilitated segmentation. They exhibited a large range of diameters with a bias for dilated NPCs at the basal nuclear surface in clusters suggestive of local islands of nuclear envelope tension. […]
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‘I’m living my purpose’

Youth-led After completing her undergraduate degree, Lindi undertook a two-year  climate and land rights internship with the Association for Rural Land Rights Advocacy ( AFRA), participating in projects helping local rural communities negotiate different challenges associated with climate change. These included water scarcity to dealing with high winds, thunderstorms and flash flooding.  She was also […]
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Cara Mudah Mengelola Modal Saat Main Slot Bet 100 di MAUSLOT Bermain slot online memang menjadi pilihan banyak orang untuk mengisi waktu luang sekaligus berpeluang mendapatkan keuntungan besar. Salah satu situs yang sedang naik daun dan banyak diminati adalah MAUSLOT. Di MAUSLOT, pemain dapat menikmati berbagai permainan slot yang seru dan menguntungkan, terutama bagi mereka […]
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Africa's pangolin crisis: The delicacy that's driving a species to the brink
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Africa’s pangolin crisis: The delicacy that’s driving a species to the brink

The vast majority of pangolin hunting in African forest landscapes is done for meat consumed by people in the region, rather than for scales shipped to East Asia, a new study led by the University of Cambridge suggests. Pangolins are the most heavily trafficked wild mammal in the world. A solitary, insect-eating animal about the […]
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GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA
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GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA

Similar to GEA’s initial scaling facility for cell-based food production in Germany, the recently opened 10,000-square-metre facility in Janesville, Wisconsin is intended to assist scientists and entrepreneurs in the developing food technology sector to increase their production to industrial levels. With a 40% market share and a thriving start-up scene, the US is ahead of […]
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Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans
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Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans

A group of bat viruses closely related to the deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) could be one small mutation away from being capable of spilling over into human populations and potentially causing the next pandemic. A recent study published in the journal Nature Communicationsexamined an understudied group of coronaviruses known as merbecoviruses — […]
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Rewrite Repurposing the memory-promoting meclofenoxate hydrochloride as a

Zhang, H., Fan, C., Li, L. et al. Repurposing the memory-promoting meclofenoxate hydrochloride as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease through integrative multi-omics analysis.npj Parkinsons Dis. 11, 167 (2025). bu içeriği en az 2500 kelime olacak şekilde ve alt başlıklar ve madde içermiyecek şekilde ünlü bir science magazine için İngilizce olarak yeniden yaz. Teknik açıklamalar içersin […]
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Building Mobility, Resilience and Connection in a Changing Climate – State of the Planet

What does mobility look like in the face of climate change? How can we build more just and climate-resilient communities? When should areas opt for adaptation in place over managed retreat? These are just some of the questions to expect at this year’s MR2025 (formerly known as Managed Retreat) conference. Hosted by the Columbia Climate […]
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Why past mass extinctions didn't break ecosystems—But this one might
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Why past mass extinctions didn’t break ecosystems—But this one might

Two major environmental shifts have triggered global transformations in large herbivore communities. A new study with researchers from the University of Gothenburg show how these ecosystems remained remarkably resilient despite extinction and upheaval. From mastodons to ancient rhinos and giant deer, large herbivores have been shaping Earth’s landscapes for millions of years. A new study, […]
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GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA

GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA

Similar to GEA’s initial scaling facility for cell-based food production in Germany, the recently opened 10,000-square-metre facility in Janesville, Wisconsin is intended to assist scientists and entrepreneurs in the developing food technology sector to increase their production to industrial levels. With a 40% market share and a thriving start-up scene, the US is ahead of […]
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Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans

Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans

A group of bat viruses closely related to the deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) could be one small mutation away from being capable of spilling over into human populations and potentially causing the next pandemic. A recent study published in the journal Nature Communicationsexamined an understudied group of coronaviruses known as merbecoviruses — […]
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GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA

GEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facility in USA

Similar to GEA’s initial scaling facility for cell-based food production in Germany, the recently opened 10,000-square-metre facility in Janesville, Wisconsin is intended to assist scientists and entrepreneurs in the developing food technology sector to increase their production to industrial levels. With a 40% market share and a thriving start-up scene, the US is ahead of […]
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Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans

Scientists warn of bat virus just one mutation from infecting humans

A group of bat viruses closely related to the deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) could be one small mutation away from being capable of spilling over into human populations and potentially causing the next pandemic. A recent study published in the journal Nature Communicationsexamined an understudied group of coronaviruses known as merbecoviruses — […]
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Rewrite Repurposing the memory-promoting meclofenoxate hydrochloride as a

Zhang, H., Fan, C., Li, L. et al. Repurposing the memory-promoting meclofenoxate hydrochloride as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease through integrative multi-omics analysis.npj Parkinsons Dis. 11, 167 (2025). bu içeriği en az 2500 kelime olacak şekilde ve alt başlıklar ve madde içermiyecek şekilde ünlü bir science magazine için İngilizce olarak yeniden yaz. Teknik açıklamalar içersin […]
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