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New research suggests that current heatwaves are no match for what's to come

Epileptic seizures nearly vanish after people receive experimental gene therapy

Male mice that watched other mice fight later attacked sooner and showed more vigilant behaviour, without a significant increase in total attack time.

Using computer vision to analyze facial expressions during interviews with emergency healthcare workers, researchers identify expressivity patterns that distinguish resilient from at-risk workers…

Resting heart rate and heart rate variability follow a seasonal pattern, but sleep and exercise account for less than 10% of it

Origins and heterogeneity of colorectal cancer

A new method for removing starlight glare from James Webb images improved sensitivity to faint exoplanets by 2–15 times in tests, revealing the giant planet 51 Eridani b at 4.3 micrometres for the first time.

A study found that wastewater pollution from the Tijuana River can travel 35 km (22 miles) through the Pacific Ocean before becoming airborne along San Diego's coast

40 °C heat extremes are no longer implausible in the Nordic countries

IEEE Wipes Out 1,417 Papers over Sold Authorship

Global temperature-related mortality associated with El-Nino Southern Oscillation suggest the combined changes in heat and cold exposure would shift the total burden from high toward lower HDI countries

One-minute frequency disturbances from synchronization in power systems

Sustained antidepressant-like effects of psychedelics through 5-HT2AR–β-arrestin signaling | Nature Neuroscience

A 1,500 km survey of Arabia’s Empty Quarter found ancient lake beds at 55 sites but not a single stone tool

Some people who can't picture things while awake still report seeing images in their dreams

Your brain quietly gets rid of billions of faulty neurons around the time you are born: scientists studied over 2,300 brain cells and found over 1 in 4 neurons in fetuses had huge chunks of chromosomes missing or duplicated…

The Face of a Denisovan: New Reconstruction Reveals How They May Have Looked.

Eukaryotes’ closest relatives are internally simple syntrophic peptidotrophic archaea

The untraceable repercussions of chatbot medical advice errors

Large consortium finds no meaningful association between behavioral and neural measures of emotion regulation, raising questions about what it means to regulate emotions effectively.

A randomized study of 7,338 US adults found describing biodiversity loss as the "extinction of plants and animals" generated more public concern and support for conservation policies than terms like "biodiversity crisis" or "extinction crisis"…

LSD reconfigs cortex thru faster brain rhythms and increased fractal dimension

A study using genetic, health and Fitbit data found that higher physical activity was associated with weaker links between genetic risk for depression and symptom severity

Proximity labeling of the Listeria monocytogenes surface reveals pathogen control of a host deubiquitinase

Emergence of chiral multi-armed spirals in an open system of migrating cells under continuous cell supply

In a simulation of thousands of chatbot agents, like-minded ones clustered together and their opinions drifted into polarised camps, much as in human networks.

Your memory of hometown can influence your mental health. A Views article in Nature Cities Journal.

Study Finds That Detecting Persistence Transitions in Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Depends on What Is Measured

Age-related erosion of type 2 immunity (IL-4/STAT6 signaling) may contribute to “inflammaging” and could be a target for restoring immune homeostasis

Singapore physicists build the world's most accurate optical atomic clock using a single lutetium ion, measuring time precision to 19 decimal places.

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