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Heart rhythm disorder traced to bacterium lurking in our gums
By Hiroshima University
New research shows that the gum disease bacterium P. gingivalis can slip into the bloodstream and infiltrate the heart. There, it quietly drives scar tissue buildup—distorting the heart's architecture, disrupting electrical signals, and raising the risk of atrial fibrillation.



Colonic Inflammation Explains Missing Link Between Obesity and β-cell Proliferation
By Tohoku University
How does obesity affect insulin production? Researchers at Tohoku University are shining light on new stages of the ERK pathway.



Advancing Electrocatalyst Discovery Through the Lens of Data Science
By Tohoku University
Data science has revolutionized the hunt for high-performing catalysts, enabling scientists to quickly identify and test suitable materials. A group of researchers has recently reviewed this phenomenon in an article published in the Journal of Catalysis.



Turning Non-Magnetic Materials Magnetic with Atomically Thin Films
By Tohoku University
The rules about magnetic order may need to be rewritten. An international team of researchers found that it was possible to turn a non-magnetic material into a magnetic material by slicing it into thin films.



The Squid Galaxy's neutrino game just leveled up
galaxy
By Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe (Kavli IPMU)
A research team including Kavli IPMU has found neutrinos from galaxy NGC 1068 might come from helium nuclei smashing into UV light and releasing neutrons that decay into neutrinos without gamma rays.



Lingnan University's Chamber of Young Snow Art Exhibition Hall presents Exhortations to Promote Good Deeds by Empress Renxiao of the Great Ming
Inner page of the Exhortations to Promote Good Deeds by Empress Renxiao of the Great Ming, juan 1.
By Lingnan University (LU)
The Chamber of Young Snow Art Exhibition Hall at Lingnan University in Hong Kong presents "Print and Preservation: Special Exhibition on the Exhortations to Promote Good Deeds by Empress Renxiao of the Great Ming".



Uncovering Oxygen's Key Role in Brain Development
By National Taiwan University
A joint study by National Taiwan University's Prof. Hsiao-Mei Wu and Academia Sinica's Dr. Yi-Chung Tung reveals that oxygen tension elevation during week 4–6 promotes neurogenesis in brain organoids, regulated by Neuroglobin.



Science Meets Romance: New Tool Unlocks the Body's "Messages in a Bottle" to Detect and Treat Disease
By National Taiwan University
A breakthrough to tackle the long-standing challenges of heterogeneity and scarcity in extracellular vesicle (EV) research.



Lingnan University in Hong Kong offers free online self-learning course on AI, environmental and scientific global risks
The AI Risk module educates students in understanding and assessing the most serious risks posed by the development of AI systems.
By Lingnan University (LU)
With the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and increasing environmental challenges, global catastrophic risks have gone beyond traditional natural disasters to raise controversial ethical issues.



Mobility meets energy: Unlocking new roles for electric scooter batteries in smart cities
By National Taiwan University
Researchers from National Taiwan University reveal how electric scooter battery-swapping systems can enhance grid flexibility and support urban decarbonization.



Electronic structure engineering of nickel single-atom catalyst by phosphorus for efficient electrocatalytic CO2 reduction in a proton-rich microenvironment
By National Taiwan University
In-situ phosphatized Ni–N3PC boosts CO2 to CO conversion in acidic electrolyte, suppresses HER, and achieves >90% FECO with high stability.


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