Research New Scientist LongevityCod skin speeds healing of severe burns — Show the summaryA product made from minimally processed cod skin improves healing times compared with the synthetic substitutes used before grafting.
BBCBBC AdvancesRewilding project plants 340,000 trees, bringing native species back to England — Show the summaryAt the Skipton estate, 340,000 native trees have been planted, encouraging the return of local wildlife.
European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive AgencyUE AdvancesInvasive ferrets removed from Rathlin Island to protect seabirds — Show the summaryThe LIFE project has eradicated invasive American ferrets from Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland to safeguard threatened seabird colonies.
Courrier International LongevitySingapore cuts dengue cases with sterile mosquitoes, robots and fines — Show the summaryThe country combines sterile mosquitoes, robots and penalties to contain dengue outbreaks, with measurable results.
Reuters WorldUS judge blocks suspension of visas for immigrants from 75 countries — Show the summaryA federal judge has overturned the suspension of visa issuance for immigrants from 75 countries.
New York Times CultureSix wild spots in the United States for open-water swimming — Show the summaryA guide to six natural swimming holes on US state and national land, offering an escape from the summer heat.
The New Yorker ConsciousnessFinding meaning in physical things rather than in fate — Show the summaryA cultural essay explores whether believing in fate makes people happier, or whether meaning lies in concrete things.
MIT Technology Review AdvancesWho really discovered a drug designed with artificial intelligence — Show the summaryAn MIT Technology Review analysis discusses who deserves credit when AI proposes new therapeutic molecules, as in the case of Insilico Medicine.
Smithsonian Magazine CultureFifteen photographs capture Argentina’s landscapes and culture — Show the summaryA photo selection documents Argentine cities, historic houses, beaches and mountains.
Tricycle ConsciousnessA project to teach and preserve the Tibetan language — Show the summaryFranziska Oertle describes her work teaching and passing on the Tibetan language amid cultural erosion.
Mongabay AdvancesFat Marmot Week celebrates Colorado’s alpine marmots after a harsh winter — Show the summaryThe annual Colorado event tracks marmots regaining weight after a low-snow winter killed many in their burrows from cold.
Research Phys.org AdvancesROOT method identifies circuits that reverse abnormal cell states — Show the summaryA KAIST team has discovered causal circuits that lock cells into abnormal states such as cancer, and developed ROOT to restore them to their original state.
Il Post AbundanceUber fined €825 million in the Netherlands for driver rights violations — Show the summaryThe Dutch data protection authority has fined Uber €825 million over its mishandling of drivers' personal data.
Smithsonian Magazine CultureSeventeenth-century drawings resurface in fine condition after nearly a century — Show the summaryThe Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is exhibiting a rare book of drawings attributed to Rombout Uylenburgh, hidden for decades.
inItalyIN CultureItaly’s system of historic theatres enters UNESCO list for 2026 — Show the summaryItaly has secured UNESCO recognition for its network of historic theatres, formally inscribed on the list in 2026.
Research PsyPost ConsciousnessScience reconsiders the concept of 'pornography addiction' — Show the summaryA psychological review shows that what is labelled addiction often reflects emotional distress or religious guilt, rather than genuine addiction.
Research PsyPost ConsciousnessPolitical disagreements are reflected in different brain patterns — Show the summaryA neuroimaging study shows neural synchrony between people with similar political views while listening to topics such as immigration.
Research PsyPost LongevityOestradiol modulates memory brain networks in middle-aged women — Show the summaryMRI study: higher oestradiol levels associated with more efficient brain connectivity during memory tasks.
Aeon ConsciousnessThe hidden cognitive cost of female hunger — Show the summaryAn essay in Aeon examines how food restriction in women carries an under-recognised cognitive price.
Research Phys.org AdvancesFirst 15 days determine survival of California’s most at-risk Chinook salmon — Show the summaryA study identifies the critical 15-day window for egg survival in winter-run Chinook salmon from the Sacramento River.
BBC MundoBBC WorldDominican Republic drops off UN world hunger map — Show the summaryThe Dominican Republic is the latest country to reach 'zero hunger' on the UN’s Latin America map.
Research The Hindu ConsciousnessBrain’s white matter may offset effects of cognitive decline — Show the summaryA study of a low-to-middle-income population finds that superficial white matter can compensate for age-related grey matter loss.
Research Nature LongevityCentenarians have more anti-tumour immune cells — Show the summaryStudy: people who live past 100 show higher levels of killer T cells that fight cancer
The Hindu Longevity16,000 doses of Ebola vaccine arrive in outbreak-hit DRC — Show the summaryMore than 16,000 doses of Ervebo have been delivered to the Democratic Republic of Congo to contain the ongoing outbreak.
