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A Newly Discovered “Pain Switch” in the Brain Could Lead to Safer Pain Medications
In a major breakthrough, scientists have identified a previously unknown “pain switch” in the brain — a discovery that could
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New St. Jude Technique Dramatically Lowers Cost of T-Cell Receptor Analysis
A team at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has developed a groundbreaking technique to make T-cell receptor (TCR) analysis far
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COSM, Quantum Entanglement, and the Challenge to Materialism
At a recent COSM (Center for Science & Culture) event, Louisa Gilder’s discussion drew attention to her book The Age
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NASA’s Mars Spacecraft Capture Close-Up Views of Comet 3I/ATLAS
In early October 2025, NASA’s Mars missions had a rare front-row seat to a visitor from beyond our solar system:
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How Scientists Cracked the “Impossible” Black Hole Collision That Challenged Relativity
In 2023, detectors recorded a gravitational-wave signal from a pair of black holes merging — but the event left astrophysicists
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Meet Sentinel‑6B: NASA’s New Eye on the Seas
Sentinel‑6B is poised to become a cornerstone in Earth‑observation — a powerful satellite born from an international collaboration between NASA,
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NASA’s James Webb Telescope Reveals Violent Activity Around Milky Way’s Central Black Hole
The heart of the Milky Way galaxy is far from serene. Hidden behind a veil of cosmic mystery, the supermassive
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Young Neuroscientists Abandon Careers as Trump-Era Cuts Threaten Brain Research
A decades-long boom in brain science in the U.S. may be unraveling. Persistent funding cuts, policy disruptions, and grant uncertainties
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What Is the Darkest Place in the Solar System — and in the Universe?
When you look into the night sky, space can feel like a vast, impenetrable black — but not all regions
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