Research Frontiers in Psychology ConsciousnessThree experiments report visualiser-style differences in visual working-memory binding — Show the summaryThree experiments found Chinese university object visualisers had more accurate colour–shape binding than spatial visualisers, but a larger cost when an interpolated task consumed object-based attention. ERP differences link visualiser style to binding.
Research PsyPost +2HA LongevityDirecting attention inward was linked to 1.5-fold smaller histamine skin reactions in three experiments — Show the summaryIn three experiments, directing attention towards a histamine-treated area was linked to a 1.5-fold smaller skin reaction than distraction. This finding identifies that internal attention can modulate specific physiological responses.
Research PsyPost +1 WorldMost of 2,930 never-married German adults stayed in a high life-satisfaction group for 11 years, study finds — Show the summaryA study of 2,930 never-married German adults found that most stayed in a high, fairly stable life-satisfaction group over 11 years. It adds an 11-year, multi-cohort account of how well-being moves among people who remained never-married and unpartnered.
Research Le Scienze +3GE AdvancesA study links more than 30,000 Campi Flegrei CO₂ measurements to uplift and seismicity — Show the summaryA peer-reviewed study analysed over 30,000 Campi Flegrei CO₂ measurements from 1998–2025, finding degassing tracks uplift and seismicity. This supports magmatic-fluid pressurisation at 3–4 km depth as the explanation for the region’s unrest.
Research PsyPost +2UEPLOS LongevityA Welsh cohort of 167,447 children found no significant autism or ADHD difference between antidepressant-treated and untreated maternal depression — Show the summaryA Wales-wide cohort of 167,447 children showed no statistically significant autism or ADHD difference between treated and untreated maternal depression. These findings help clarify neurodevelopmental risks for clinicians managing depression.
scienzenotizie.it +3SISCEN AbundanceThe 210,000-tonne dual-fuel bulk carrier Mineral Europa begins its inaugural voyage — Show the summaryThe 210,000-tonne dual-fuel bulk carrier Mineral Europa has completed sea trials and begun its inaugural voyage to Australia. As the first of its series, it marks the vessel’s move into operational deployment.
Research Le Scienze +1 CultureA study models possible sensory effects in two Etruscan tombs using acoustics, 3D data and AI — Show the summaryA study combines acoustic measurements, 3D models and AI to model possible sensory effects in two fifth-century BCE Etruscan tombs at Tarquinia. It proposes disorientation in the Tomb of the Blue Demons and guided sight in the Tomb of the Rooster.
Research pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov +1BCT Longevity15-year trials found a 78.6% breast-cancer-free interval with exemestane and ovarian suppression — Show the summaryFinal 15-year SOFT and TEXT results found a 78.6% breast-cancer-free interval with exemestane plus ovarian suppression in premenopausal women. This intensified therapy reduces recurrences, offering improved long-term outcomes for patients.
ecoticias.com +5 AbundanceMuttsee’s 2.184-MWp alpine solar plant generated 616 kWh per kWp during its first winter half-year — Show the summarySwitzerland’s 2.184-MWp Muttsee plant generated 616 kWh per kWp in winter 2022–23, 43% of its first-year yield. Its first-year measurement, after full commissioning in September 2022, found annual yield 68% above the selected lowland Payerne reference plant.
Research Scitechdaily +1 AdvancesRestoring oyster reefs could generate up to $12 trillion in benefits — Show the summaryThe estimate covers potential ecosystem benefits from restoring and protecting reefs. Evidence remains insufficient: the primary publication and checks on mapping, countries included and economic assumptions are needed.
Research Phys.org +2JSPNHM AdvancesTriassic sauropodomorph from Zimbabwe suggests a distinct dinosaur fauna — Show the summaryPalaeontologists report Musango matusadonaensis, found near the Nyamasango River. The headless specimen may indicate regional dinosaurs were not simply an extension of South Africa’s fauna, but no primary paper is available.
Il MattinoM AdvancesCapua runway completed, terminal project approved — Show the summaryIl Mattino reports that the runway surfacing has been completed and the development project approved. The terminal and infrastructure are yet to be built; approval should be confirmed with ENAC or the service conference decision.
TechCrunch +2SS AdvancesNadella calls for external safeguards and a human stop button for AI — Show the summaryIn a public address, Satya Nadella said AI systems should separate models from external safety controls. He called for readable evidence of their actions and the ability to halt a model mid-task.
The Star +3SEABCLN AbundanceRuto orders nationwide free school meals from 2027 — Show the summaryKenyan President William Ruto has ordered free school meals to begin in the first quarter of 2027. The Star reported the news, but no primary source has detailed how it will be implemented.
AllAfrica +2C95 AbundanceAgroecology project launched for smallholder farmers in Liberia — Show the summaryNOURISH Family Farms has been announced and launched in Liberia to promote agroecological practices among smallholder farmers. It has €375,000 in funding until 2028.
Cleveland +3CLWPMN5C AbundanceOhio proposal would offer bill credits and refunds after long power cuts — Show the summarySome Ohio lawmakers are backing a proposal for bill credits after long or repeated outages. It could also provide refunds for spoiled food and medicines, but no official legislative text is available.
Sifted +2IS AbundanceLondon startup reportedly plans to give people ownership stakes in factories — Show the summarySifted reports that a London startup would involve veterans, former Amazon employees and a former venture capitalist. No evidence is available to verify their identities, completed work or the operation of the claimed ownership model.
AllAfrica +3GRSSA Abundance4.2 million over-60s in South Africa receive the Old Age Grant — Show the summaryAround 4.2 million people aged over 60 receive the Old Age Grant. According to data attributed to Stats SA, poverty among older people fell over the same period.
Research Le Scienze +2UB AbundanceTeacher fairness and cooperation linked to pupils’ wellbeing and attainment — Show the summaryResearch published in the International Journal of Intercultural Relations finds associations between pupils’ perceptions of teacher fairness and cooperation and some adolescent outcomes. It does not show that these factors directly cause them.
Research Curtin +3CUETFO AbundanceTeaching approach builds trust and participation among Noongar preschool children — Show the summaryResearchers led by Curtin University report that yarning, flexible use of English and Noongar, and non-verbal communication supported participation and trust among preschool children.
Research MEDME LongevityA practical framework for designing trials in primary brain tumours — Show the summaryA narrative synthesis of literature, guidelines and trials published up to June 2026 proposes design responses to the main trial risks. It is not a systematic review or a prospective validation of the framework.
AIA New York / Center for Architecture +2ANYARDV CultureFormer New York newsstand becomes a free cinema in the Underground — Show the summaryIn New York, a former newsstand on the Lexington Avenue platform of the 6 line now houses a tiny free cinema. The project is curated by Data Vandals and presented with Archtober and the Architecture & Design Film Festival.
Brightsurf +3BRGE LongevityT-cell ratio emerges as a candidate biomarker of ageing — Show the summaryA study of global cohorts and single-cell data identified a ratio of GZMK+ to GZMB+ memory T cells linked to different health trajectories in ageing. The ratio is a candidate immune biomarker.
Phys.org +2UIU AdvancesOn-chip quantum memory stores multiple photons at once — Show the summaryResearchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have built a nanophotonic chip platform that simultaneously stores multiple photons, using erbium atoms as integrated quantum memory.
