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Scientists in the Marson Lab at Gladstone Institutes have opened a new door to understanding HIV by creating the first genetic roadmap of how the virus interacts with real human cells.

Hidden Proteins in Your Blood Could Stop HIV in Its Tracks

Bruce on a rock checking the photographer out

The Beak He Never Had Is the One He Uses to Win Every Fight

abstract time physics artwork

Atomic Clocks Can Now Tick Faster and Slower at the Same Time

OIST PhD student Aditya Singh generates and observes surface waves that act as a classical analogue to quantum effects.

Swirling Vortex in Water Tank Reveals Hidden Geometry of Quantum World

abstract illustration

Vanished People Who Built France’s Megalithic Tombs Were Replaced by Strangers from Iberia

Researchers developed a model that finds structural patterns in images of magnetic regions, including irregular, maze-like shapes that older methods miss. By adding an entropy term to a classic physics equation, the model maps out an energy landscape that shows exactly what it costs, energetically, for a magnet to reverse its direction at different temperatures. The result is a clearer picture of the barriers a magnet must cross before it flips, and why temperature changes that process.

Maze Inside Your Motor Is Bleeding Energy. Scientists Just Figured Out Why

Corresponding author Karoly Mirnics, MD, PhD, dean and director of the Munroe-Meyer Institute; and lead author Eric Peeples, MD, PhD, assistant professor in the UNMC Division of Neonatology

Common Prescription Drugs May Disrupt Cholesterol Pathways in the Womb and Raise Autism Risk

Transparent acrylic samples with engineered nanotextured surfaces, prepared for microscopy analysis, showing how clear plastic can be turned into a coating that physically tears viruses apart on contact. Image: RMIT

Plastic Film Kills Viruses by Tearing Them Apart

colorful forest fungus

Earth Fungus Might Survive a Trip to Mars

ocean waves

Ocean Circulation That Heats Europe Is on Track to Lose Half Its Strength by 2100

malaria mosquito

Malaria’s Hidden Toll: The Disease That Keeps Damaging Children’s Brains for a Decade

bowl of fructose

Why Fructose Behaves Less Like a Calorie and More Like a Hormone

From left to right: Xavier Trepat, Pau Guillamat and Marino Arroyo.

Scientists Program Flat Sheets of Cells to Fold Themselves Into Bowls and Roses

From floods to wildfires, new ideas are helping Europe adapt to climate extremes

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