ARTnews +3PO CultureNew York exhibition spans nearly two centuries and over 60 tribes and nations — Show the summaryPoster House has opened an exhibition of Native-made graphic work spanning nearly two centuries and more than 60 tribes and nations. It is open in New York from 25 September 2026 to 21 February 2027.
Preprint ecoticias.com +3EWT AbundanceA pilot linked red-striped turbine blades to 83% fewer bird deaths — Show the summaryAt four South African turbines, painting two red stripes on one blade is linked to a modelled median 83% reduction in bird fatalities over 32 months. This pilot study offers a potential design solution to mitigate wildlife collisions at wind farms.
Research PsyPost +1 ConsciousnessMaking social ties seem disposable reduced reported shared reality — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed study across 39 countries and a 590-person experiment examined social mobility and shared reality. A writing task produced a difference of 3.69 versus 4.04, highlighting how relational mobility shapes shared reality with contacts.
Research El País +4BBC AdvancesNeanderthal injuries offer clues to care and burial practices 75,000 years ago — Show the summaryA 75,000-year-old Neanderthal from Shanidar Cave has a 15 mm shoulder-blade perforation consistent with a fatal spear injury. This discovery, alongside evidence of earlier trauma and burial context, informs our understanding of Neanderthal social care.
Preprint MIT Technology Review +1 AdvancesA pig kidney stored at −150°C for a year showed short-term function — Show the summaryA preprint reports that a human-sized pig kidney stored at −150°C for one year resumed short-term function after rewarming. The preclinical result marks recovery at a storage duration and scale not previously shown.
travelbinger.com +2TCCCRE WorldMozambique creates a 9,341-hectare community conservation area at Mount Mabu — Show the summaryOn 24 August 2026, Mozambique legally created Mount Mabu’s 9,341-hectare conservation area and recognised local communities as stewards. Its exceptional endemic biodiversity makes formal community protection significant.
Research Science (science.org) AdvancesEngineered wheat immune receptors recognise two fungal targets in cells — Show the summaryResearchers engineered wheat immune receptors so Rmo2+ recognised two fungal targets, PBY2 and PWT7, in plant-cell and wheat-protoplast assays. This broadens one receptor’s target range through immune-receptor engineering.
Research PsyPost +1 WorldCurrent industry has little link to partner preferences, study finds — Show the summaryA 2026 study of 1,974 adults in seven Western countries found current occupational sector was weakly linked to partner preferences. Sex and imagined relationship length were much stronger predictors, showing occupational sector mattered little by comparison.
The Guardian +3LCGN CulturePrince Charles Cinema signs 25-year lease without break clause — Show the summaryThe London venue says it has signed a 25-year lease with no break clause. The renewal ends the immediate closure threat after a lease dispute and possible redevelopment break clause.
Research Mongabay +2 AbundanceArtificial roots were followed by 16–88 cm of sediment at 10 of 11 Thai sites — Show the summaryA 15-month pilot found 16–88 cm of sediment deposition at 10 of 11 Thai sites using removable artificial mangrove-root modules. Results varied by site, pointing to a temporary, site-specific aid against coastal erosion.
Preprint Medical Xpress +1 LongevityStudy maps recurring nerve-linked cell niches in eight endometriosis lesions — Show the summaryA preclinical study mapped recurring nerve-linked cellular niches in eight endometriosis lesions using spatial transcriptomics. These findings matter because they show how fibroblast and immune interactions drive the nerves towards a painful state.
Research Medical Xpress +2PW LongevityEarlier axial spondyloarthritis diagnosis linked to 3.85 fewer damage points — Show the summaryIn a Swiss registry of 376 people, early disease was associated with a 3.85-point lower estimated spinal-damage score after 11.5 years. The finding links earlier-stage disease with less long-term damage in axial spondyloarthritis.
Research Medical Xpress +2 LongevityEBV reactivation disrupts DNA-repair signals in lymphoma cells — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed 2026 PNAS study mapped DNA-damage-response changes during EBV reactivation in more than 850,000 lymphoma-model cells. The preclinical map suggests markers are recruited, then become spatially and kinetically dysregulated.
Research Mongabay +1IDF AdvancesGenetic study finds Sri Lankan cobras form a distinct lineage — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed study of 67 spectacled cobras found Sri Lankan Naja naja form a distinct genetic lineage. It adds geographically broader genetic evidence relevant to formal species recognition.
Research news-medical.net +1 LongevityStudy links an immune-suppressing pathway to advanced colorectal cancer in 574 tumours — Show the summaryA 30 September 2026 study of 574 tumours links the S1P/ceramide pathway to immune suppression and advanced colorectal cancer. This preclinical finding is significant as the pathway correlates with poorer survival and weaker checkpoint responses.
Research Phys.org AbundanceA 3D atlas maps rice gene activity across 61 stages — Show the summaryResearchers assembled a 3D rice atlas spanning 10 organs and 61 stages, profiling 851,725 nuclei and identifying 119 cell types and 133 subtypes. Its developmental and signalling maps integrate rice development from seed to seed.
Research Tech Xplore +2TXIDFPSI Advances3D X-ray imaging measures oxide on irradiated fuel cladding at 80 nm — Show the summaryResearchers measured irradiated Zircaloy-4 fuel-cladding oxide in 3D at approximately 80 nm, finding nearly identical average densities to an autoclaved sample. The protocol enables nanoscale comparison: 5.11 ± 0.80 vs 5.10 ± 0.97 g cm⁻³.
Research crossref.orgCO AdvancesResearchers map chemical territories across adult mouse brains — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed Nature study mapped 539 chemically distinct lipid territories, or “lipizones”, at micrometre scale across adult mouse brains. It is a foundational resource for studying the mouse-brain lipidome across sexes and pregnancy.
Research Phys.org +1CO AdvancesLaser pulses read local quantum geometry in atom-thin WSe2 — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed study used circularly polarised light to read out local Berry curvature in monolayer WSe2. The laboratory method gives physicists a new way to probe this quantum property in two-dimensional materials.
Rai News +3 WorldBrera pilots 10 free AI glasses for blind and visually impaired visitors — Show the summaryBrera is lending 10 free Meta AI-glasses pairs by reservation to blind and visually impaired visitors for audio descriptions of eight artworks. The live pilot adds access without a smartphone, using built-in speakers and orientation prompts.
fda.gov LongevityFDA approves first treatment for Alexander disease after a 49-patient trial — Show the summaryThe FDA approved Zanvastro on 3 September 2026, the first approved treatment for Alexander disease. A 49-patient controlled study found better walking speed at 61 weeks in some measurable patients, opening treatment to children and adults.
Research Medical Xpress +2 LongevityA 50% DMARD taper maintained low disease activity in 88.2% of selected rheumatoid arthritis patients — Show the summaryIn a 348-person trial, structured 50% DMARD exposure reduction maintained low disease activity in 88.2%, versus 89.6% with continued treatment. Participants had low activity for six months, supporting similar disease control with less drug exposure.
Research PsyPost +2ME LongevityGenetic guidance for antidepressants showed no early benefit; six-month subgroup remission was 48.3% vs 39.4% — Show the summaryA 1,460-person randomised trial found no three-month improvement, but six-month remission was 48.3% versus 39.4% in participants with an actionable CYP2D6/CYP2C19 phenotype. The 8.9-point gap suggests longer-term benefit from genotype-guided SSRI prescribing.
El País +4UEIOC AbundanceRestoration in 20 olive groves recorded 7% more species and 18% more wildlife — Show the summaryA study of 20 restored Andalusian olive groves and 20 controls reported 7% greater species richness and 18% greater abundance during the first LIFE project. It also reported lower fertiliser and pesticide use without a significant productivity difference.
