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Cell & Microbiology Oct 16, 2026

The force behind our strength: How mechanical processes regulate muscle development

Skeletal muscles grow and regenerate as individual precursor cells—called myoblasts—fuse into long fibers from which mature muscle fibers develop. How they coordinate this process and form functional muscles is not yet fully ...

Environment Oct 16, 2026

AI and wastewater DNA-based mapping help identify sewer pipes at risk of corrosion

Underground sewers that safely manage wastewater are essential to modern cities. However, since they are buried underground and difficult to access, their condition can be hard to monitor. Traditional camera inspections are ...

Astronomy Oct 16, 2026

Shredded star reveals a massive black hole wandering far from its galaxy's center

Astronomers have discovered a star being torn apart by a massive black hole more than 1,000 parsecs from the center of its host galaxy. The tidal disruption event, TDE 2023mfm, was first discovered by ZTF and then studied ...

General Physics Oct 16, 2026

Solving the gallium anomaly: New calculation may explain neutrino shortfall without invoking new particles

Glimpses of the "gallium anomaly" were first seen in the mid-1990s, but it was first clearly discovered and stated in 2007 by neutrino physicist Carlo Giunti of Italy. The problem is simple to state but potentially very important: ...

Materials Science Oct 15, 2026

AI turns scrap impurities into useful ingredients for stronger recycled iron

About 2 billion metric tons of metal are produced worldwide every year to meet the demands of industry, infrastructure and the energy sector. Much of this production still relies on primary raw materials, contributing to ...

Social Sciences Oct 15, 2026

Six lessons to improve leadership opportunities for women with disability

Employers must do more to remove the barriers preventing women with disability from progressing into leadership, according to a new report from People with Disability Australia (PWDA), the national disability rights and advocacy ...

Ecology Oct 15, 2026

Better together? Coral fusion could throw bleached reefs a lifeline

When corals are stressed by pollution, high water temperatures or other environmental changes, they can lose the microscopic algae living inside them and on which they depend for food. As a result, they turn white, a phenomenon ...

Molecular & Computational biology Oct 15, 2026

New DNA sequencing methods detect rare mutations acquired as bodies grow and age

Somatic mutations, the DNA changes that occur as our bodies grow and age, not only hold an important key to cancer but are emerging as the seeds of a wide range of common, noncancerous diseases. The Somatic Mosaicism across ...

Archaeology Oct 15, 2026

I discovered a Roman fort in Wales—it may hold the key to the ancient Welsh legend of Macsen Wledig

My recent discovery of a Roman fort and its extraordinary connection with medieval folklore was the fruition of many hours of painstaking research.

Ecology Oct 15, 2026

We're surprisingly close to conserving 30% of the world's land

In an effort to conserve the world's plants and animals, governments have pledged to conserve 30% of the planet by 2030. Official figures suggest that attempts to reach this target on land have stalled, but a new study led ...

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