Flawed carbon accounting lets major polluters delay action, study finds
Utrecht University researchers say widely used carbon fairness methods reward big emitters. Their new approach calls for faster cuts by rich nations and more finance.
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Overworked dopamine neurons burn out, fuelling Parkinson’s‑like damage in mice
Chronic overactivation of dopamine neurons caused the selective degeneration seen in Parkinson’s, hinting at therapies that rebalance brain activity.
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Single-photon test proves angular momentum conservation — a quantum first
Physicists confirm that orbital angular momentum is conserved when a single photon splits into two, opening routes to richer quantum states for computing and communications.
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Record proton‑emitting nucleus found: 188‑astatine is ‘watermelon‑shaped’ and may reshape nuclear models
Finnish physicists detect a record proton‑emitting nucleus, 188‑astatine, with a watermelon‑like shape, hinting at a previously unseen interaction in heavy nuclei.
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Great white sharks’ DNA puzzle upends migration theory, study finds
A global study finds great white sharks defy the leading migration-based explanation for a long-standing DNA mismatch, leaving scientists with a major unanswered question.
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Record phonon interference enables label-free single-molecule detection
Rice University researchers report record-strength phonon interference in a silver–graphene–silicon carbide stack, enabling label-free single-molecule sensing via Raman signals.
Read MoreClimate stress is degrading Mediterranean ‘false coral’ habitats, study warns
A new study finds ocean warming and acidification are weakening Mediterranean bryozoans—‘false coral’ that builds vital underwater habitats—altering their skeletons and microbes and raising mortality.
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What Is The Defination Of An Speculator
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when
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Digital Marketing For Your Online Business
It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised
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