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Cleveland Clinic researchers published the first-ever implementation of quantum hyperdimensional computing in two distinct experiments.
A six-year GPS study in the Santa Cruz Mountains found pumas actively steer clear of trails within 100 feet of high-traffic areas.
A telemetry study tracked 120 tagged fish from Ohio's first-ever sturgeon reintroduction effort, finding most left the Maumee River within weeks.
Researchers built an open database of 124 carbon-14 samples from 45 sites in a Spanish national park to map continuous human occupation since the Mesolithic.
A humanities researcher studying early modern writing argues that people whose minds differed from social norms have always existed, including a 17th-century English widow who wrote about hearing voices.
More than 400 scientists across 40 countries contributed to the sixth State of the World's Plants and Fungi report, published June 16, 2026.
The feature, which has existed in the desktop app since 2007, is now accessible to all users worldwide without downloading any software.
A study of more than 270,000 people found higher blood tyrosine levels were associated with men losing close to a year of life expectancy.
Researchers analyzed 69 clinical trials and found no clinically meaningful reduction in fractures or falls for most older adults.
The deal would create the third-largest player in US television by viewer share, pending regulatory approval.
The second-production copy, graded PSA 9.6 A++, had sat untouched in its original packaging for 40 years alongside a launch edition NES console.
A new study published in PNAS identified a universal mathematical law showing stiffness increases with the inverse cube of a material's thickness.
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