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Rapid Validation Technique for Quantum Computer Results Developed
Researchers introduced a method that validates quantum computer outputs from Gaussian Boson Sampling (GBS) devices within minutes instead of millennia, revealing errors in prior landmark experiments and advancing quantum computing reliability.
Graphene-Based Supercapacitors Show Battery-Rivaling Energy Storage
Engineers created a new class of supercapacitor material using curved graphene networks that charge dramatically faster and store energy comparable to traditional batteries, promising advancements in energy storage technologies.
High-Speed Brain Imaging Reveals Synaptic Vesicle Dynamics Linked to Parkinson’s
A novel 'zap-and-freeze' brain imaging technique captured instant neural communication, providing new insights on synaptic vesicle behavior in mice and humans, illuminating Parkinson’s disease mechanisms.
Breakthrough in Cholesterol Clearance Could Transform Heart Disease Treatment
Scientists at Clemson University and MUSC uncovered how proteins ABCA1 and ABCG1 enhance immune cells' ability to remove cholesterol from artery walls, potentially leading to therapies preventing atherosclerosis beyond statins.
AI Algorithm Detects Signs of Ancient Life in Rocks
A specially trained AI tool identified probable biological activity in ancient rocks, improving methods to search for early Earth life and life signatures on other planets.
HIV Research Continues to Drive Innovation in Immunology and Aging Biology
Scientists highlight how HIV studies have unveiled immune system intricacies and accelerated understanding of aging processes, influencing therapies for infectious and autoimmune diseases.
Cedars-Sinai Partners with Exobiosphere to Advance Space Biomedical Research
A new collaboration aims to fully automate biomedical experiments in space and on Earth, using cutting-edge scientific hardware to pioneer space biomedicine.
Comet 3I/ATLAS Makes Closest Earth Approach in December 2025
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will pass Earth at a safe distance of about 170 million miles on December 19; NASA encourages skywatchers to observe this rare visitor alongside the Geminid meteor shower peak on December 13-14.
Scientists Reveal Five Major Brain Development Stages Across Lifespan
A large brain scan study identified five distinct phases in neural network evolution from birth to late old age, marked by sudden developmental transitions, enriching knowledge of human brain plasticity.
China Advances Ambitious Global Artificial Intelligence Regulation Plans
China is spearheading efforts to establish an international regulatory framework for AI, positioning itself as a leader in economic strategy and governance of emerging technologies.