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The 'Impossible' LED That Could Change Cancer Surgery
Organic molecules 'whisper' energy into insulating nanoparticles, opening a path to sharper surgical imaging in the infrared.
We May Know Where (Some) Cosmic Rays Come From - After 113 Years
Space telescope identifies natural particle accelerator 100 times more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider.
How Christian Scribes Created Modern Vikings
Modern images of Norse warriors and their gods trace back not to the Viking Age, but to Christian scribes, Romantic composers, and our...
Advanced Quantum Simulation Could Reveal Cosmic Mysteries
We've entered an era where quantum simulations outrun what we can verify. Physicists just have to trust the process.
What Makes Hair Gray Might Defend Against Skin Cancer
Melanocyte stem cells face a binary choice when damaged - and one path could protect you.
The Cosmic Expansion May Not Be Accelerating After All
A controversial finding by Korean cosmologists suggests that the expansion of the universe may be slowing down.
How a Jazz Guitarist Reinvented the Search for Micrometeorites
Jon Larsen noticed a speck of space dust during breakfast. It led him on a path of amazing discoveries.
Scientists Set a Trap for AI Self-Awareness. It Noticed
Anthropic tested whether Claude can catch itself thinking. We asked Claude to explain the research.
Injected Implants Could Swim to Your Brain
Wireless microchips travel bloodstreams, breach brain barriers, and park themselves at sites of injury.
Narcissists Can Change (If They Don't Quit First)
New research reveals the irony: treatment works, but most patients walk away before it can help.
