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The Torcal, named after a rock formation in Spain, will be fully unveiled in London on September 23.
The Comcast-owned satellite company will gain ITV's free-to-air channels and on-demand platform ITVX if regulators approve.
A collaboration of 16 organizations released 10 specific recommendations, including shared support hubs and longer funding cycles.
The method, called qChIP-MS, combines two existing technologies to reveal how groups of proteins work together at specific locations in the genome.
A survey using the ALMA telescope in Chile produced the largest image the instrument has ever made and revealed a quiet gas filament where stars may be forming.
Remains dating back 3,000 to 5,000 years were discovered on a Swedish island with no native land mammals and no way for wolves to have crossed the water on their own.
A study of 3,000 brain cells found signs of the newly identified process, called karyoptosis, in 35 percent of cells from people with Alzheimer's disease.
Parts of the Mediterranean are running 6 degrees Celsius above their long-term average, with subsurface conditions in the eastern Pacific even more extreme.
Japanese researchers used chemical mutagenesis rather than genetic modification to create a brewing yeast that produces more than nine times the normal levels of a beneficial amino acid.
An Austrian researcher argues that civilizations advanced enough to build autonomous AI have no rational reason to expand in ways humans could detect.
A new analysis found injuries and deaths from chemical releases also climbed between 2021 and 2025, with 150 million people living near affected facilities.
The Chile-based telescope began capturing images on June 30, producing roughly ten terabytes of data every single night.
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