A shrub used by indigenous people in the Philippines to treat ailing dogs is now officially identified as a new species with scientific name Clerodendrum kelli. However, it is now critically endangered due to habitat loss.
Natural electromagnetic waves, called chorus emissions, long studied in Earth's magnetosphere, have also been detected in Mercury. This is the first reliable evidence of intense electron activity in Mercury.
For the first time, a type of beneficial fat has been identified in rice. A study found lipids linked to anti-inflammatory effects in colored Japanese rice varieties, particularly black and green rice.
Researchers use large language models to uncover experimental data from open-access materials science papers, helping build a large database for new materials development.
A low-cost, portable system uses a smartphone and radiochromic film to provide quick on-site radiation readings, especially for personal preparedness during emergencies like nuclear accidents.
Scientists have identified how a small number of overactive genes may drive widespread changes in brain function in Down syndrome, helping explain how an extra chromosome affects learning and memory.
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