Research Associated Press +2NO AdvancesTwo chemists win the 2026 Nobel Prize for discoveries enabling precise mirror-image molecules — Show the summaryHenri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 Chemistry Nobel for discoveries enabling precise mirror-image molecules in organic synthesis. The discoveries enable the precise creation of specific mirror-image molecules in asymmetric synthesis.
TechBio TodayTT AdvancesPlatform formulates solid mRNA vaccines stable at 37°C — Show the summaryResearchers presented AGENT, a platform for formulating mRNA vaccines in solid form. The formulations remained bioactive for two months at 37°C and, in animal models, produced immune responses comparable to fresh liquid vaccines.
Medical Xpress / Baylor College of Medicine AdvancesBRSK1 linked to a neurodevelopmental disorder — Show the summaryA Baylor College of Medicine-led team linked BRSK1 to a neurodevelopmental disorder. An AI system identified the candidate gene, whose neurological role was verified in fruit flies.
Research Mondosanità LongevityHearing aids did not slow cognitive decline in the CHOICE trial — Show the summaryThe randomised CHOICE trial compared professionally fitted hearing aids with health education. Its primary outcome found no significant reduction in decline; a favourable secondary outcome remains exploratory.
Research Scientific American LongevityAnalysis estimates infections account for 12% of new cancer cases — Show the summaryThe analysis links around 2.3 million new cases in 2024 to infections including Helicobacter pylori, HPV, hepatitis B and Epstein–Barr. Many are preventable or treatable, but attribution does not show that every case can be prevented immediately.
Reuters WorldFloodwaters recede in Bangkok, but some areas remain cut off — Show the summaryAfter torrential rain, floodwaters have begun to recede in Bangkok. Authorities continue pumping canals and assisting areas that remain cut off.
MoMA PressMP CultureMoMA opens its first exhibition dedicated to information design — Show the summaryOpened on 27 September, the exhibition explores how visualisations, interfaces and graphic systems shape what we can understand about the world.
Research NASA Advances1,943 hidden valleys mapped beneath Greenland’s ice sheet — Show the summaryThe map reconstructs subglacial valleys from the subtle marks buried terrain leaves on the ice surface, measured by satellites.
Nature AdvancesChinook return to 88% of their historic habitat on the Klamath — Show the summaryIn the first two years after the dams were removed, Chinook recolonised 345 km of reconnected river habitat on the Klamath.
GristGR AdvancesClimate Reserve funds new posts for climate experts hit by cuts — Show the summaryClimate Reserve, a recently launched initiative, links climate experts and projects left without federal support with organisations able to host them. The network has already funded more than two dozen new posts.
Reuters via Business Recorder LongevityBangladesh launches measles and rubella vaccinations for 3.4 million children — Show the summaryBangladesh has launched a nationwide measles and rubella vaccination campaign, aiming to reach around 3.4 million unvaccinated children amid the country’s worst reported measles outbreak.
Bloomberg AbundanceRhine businesses adapt logistics and fleets to more frequent low water — Show the summaryCompanies that depend on the Rhine are adapting fleets, stock levels and supply chains to more frequent periods of low water. Operational changes affect shipping and logistics along the river corridor.
Tang Teaching MuseumTTM Culture‘500 Dams’ exhibition opens on restoring New Mexico grasslands — Show the summary‘500 Dams: Art, Ecology, and Radical Care at Anaya Springs’ follows a project to restore degraded grasslands. Hand-built dams slow water runoff and retain soil and seeds.
