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Sounds of healthy reefs help corals and fish settle on artificial reefs
Two Scripps-led studies in Hawaii show that playing the sounds of a living reef underwater attracts coral and fish larvae.
Samples from the Moon’s far side help explain why it has two such different faces
A Nanjing University team analysed rocks returned by China's Chang'e-6 mission and suggests that heat from Earth's tides shaped the early Moon.
Nanobodies discovered in Lisbon halt the clumping of a protein linked to Alzheimer’s
Researchers at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon have identified small antibody fragments that block the build-up of the Tau protein in the lab.
Phosphorus in the oceans helped keep oxygen on Earth 2.3 billion years ago
Ancient rocks from South Africa reveal a natural cycle that helped oxygen build up in the atmosphere after the Great Oxidation Event.
Swiss atlas reveals 539 hidden chemical “neighbourhoods” in the brain
EPFL researchers have created the first detailed 3D map of lipids in the mouse brain and made it freely available to scientists worldwide.
Oxford physicists recreate a quantum effect in which an invisible field stops a particle
Using a hybrid quantum computer, the team reproduced the Aharonov-Bohm effect, predicted in 1959, in a new kind of simulation.
UAE becomes the first Arab country to join the Antarctic science committee
The United Arab Emirates has joined the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research, a first for the Arab world that opens doors for the country's young scientists.
‘Little Foot’ skeleton helps show when human ancestors came down from the trees
A study of the limb bones of this South African fossil, around 3.67 million years old, points to a major shift in how our ancestors moved.
Russian bioinformaticians uncover how bacteria create new toxins against pests
A study from St Petersburg State University shows that the exchange of DNA segments explains the evolution of Cry toxins, the basis of more than half of plant-protection products.
Wood chemist Tapani Vuorinen receives €150,000 Wihuri International Prize
The Aalto University professor was honoured in Helsinki for more than four decades of wood chemistry research and for co-creating the Chemarts platform.
Swedish scientists uncover how plants sense touch
Lund University researchers have identified the chain of molecular signals that links touch, wind or injury to changes in plant genes and growth.
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