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Researchers break a fundamental rule of optics using simple semiconductor nanoclusters
Cornell used simple semiconductor nanoclusters to break optical symmetry, creating materials that interact differently.
Interesting Engineering3 min read - Technology
Massachusetts will pay 60 homeowners to feed EV battery power back into the grid
Instead of serving only as a transportation tool, the car can become part of a household’s entire energy setup.
The Cool Down3 min read - World
The prehistoric species fighting for survival in Lough Neagh
Restrictions have been placed on fishing the critically-endangered European eel in Lough Neagh to try to restore the species
BBC6 min read - Business
Labcorp expands hereditary risk testing access with genetic health panel
Through Labcorp OnDemand, the panel will be available from 3 August 2026.
Medical Device Network
2 min read - Business
Labcorp expands hereditary risk testing access with genetic health panel
Through Labcorp OnDemand, the panel will be available from 3 August 2026.
2 min read - Health
AstraZeneca reports Phase III results for Ultomiris and Sone-Ve
In the ALXN1210-TMA-313 Phase III trial, Ultomiris did not achieve statistical significance for event-free survival.
2 min read - Health
AstraZeneca reports Phase III results for Ultomiris and Sone-Ve
In the ALXN1210-TMA-313 Phase III trial, Ultomiris did not achieve statistical significance for event-free survival.
2 min read - World
Tackling the 'nasty' plant that can cause blisters and scars
A County Tyrone group says it has made progress tackling giant hogweed.
BBC5 min read - US
Brown trout show up in Montana's Flathead watershed, and anglers are told to kill them
Agencies rarely have a realistic way to remove it completely.
The Cool Down3 min read - World
MTLC calls for “criteria-based approach” to textile rules
The Make the Label Count (MTLC) coalition has urged the European Commission to adopt a “criteria-based approach” in upcoming textile Ecodesign rules, seeking broader recognition and clear definitions for sustainably sourced renewable materials (SSRMs).
2 min read - Entertainment
How biological warfare could trigger a global catastrophe | The Excerpt
Author Annie Jacobsen explains how biological warfare could unfold, why containment is so difficult and what governments can do to prepare.
USA TODAY11 min read - US
Colorado panel spent 8 months on oil-well leukemia risk, then left setback rule unresolved
It also did not include any policy recommendations.
The Cool Down2 min read - World
Zoo staff rescue near-extinct snails from remote rock
Just 21 Madeiran land snails were found clinging to a rock on Portugal's Bugio Island, say conservationists.
BBC1 min read - Business
Meta exits RE100 after backing gas plants for its AI data centers
Those emissions have been linked to asthma, heart disease, cancer, and other serious health issues.
The Cool Down3 min read - Science
Study reveals halving human population gradually could help Earth
Ever-increasing levels of population and resource consumption are not in the interests of future generations, scientists warn
The Independent3 min read - US
Inside the ‘America First’ makeover of a global hunger program
In remaking USAID’s Feed the Future innovation labs, Trump is abandoning an agricultural research effort built to benefit the world.
Grist14 min read - Science
Meet the food detective fighting fraud in the global food supply
Professor Chris Elliott uses advanced science to uncover food fraud and protect consumers from mislabeled products around the world.
Great Big Story2 min read - Health
ODH, Hamilton County report different cyclosporiasis case numbers
Ohio is among the hardest hit states in the cyclosporiasis outbreak. How has Hamilton County and Cincinnati fared? Here are the numbers.
The Enquirer5 min read - Science
JWST Just Examined Two Stars Suspected of Harboring Dyson Spheres. Here's What It Found…
Tricksy little hobbitses.
Science Alert
5 min read - Science
Ancient mural in Mexico's Calakmul reveals the Maya city's earliest known calendar writing
For ceremonies tied to celestial deities, the maize god, or rituals of sacrifice and renewal.
The Cool Down3 min read - Business
Solar-powered EV carshare pilot launches in Massachusetts
Residents in four lower-income Massachusetts neighborhoods now have access to a new, low-cost option for running errands or getting to appointments: a shared, solar-powered electric vehicle. The innovative pilot program, CommunityEV Carshare , launched Monday and offers eligible drivers discounted prices on hourly EV rentals at locations in Boston, Chelsea, Framingham, and Quincy.
Canary Media
3 min read - Health
Giant chicken farms create mutant diarrhoea bacteria
Giant chicken farms have become breeding grounds for mutant bacteria that cause diarrhoea, according to a new study.
The Telegraph
2 min read - Science
St. Louis study finds 'messy' gardens draw more native bees than manicured yards
Not all bees serve the same ecological function, so diversity matters.
The Cool Down2 min read - World
Egypt uncovers preserved tomb complex, 560 ushabtis, and pottery linked to Rhodes
Residues inside some vessels are undergoing analysis.
The Cool Down2 min read - World
Critically endangered newts released into wild at secret location in Spain
Critically endangered Montseny brook newts have been released into the wild in Catalonia as part of an international conservation effort.
Euronews
- US
Cold-stunned in Massachusetts, Pancake the sea turtle returns to ocean off New York after rehab
Weak, immobile, and close to death in chilly waters.
The Cool Down3 min read - World
Four decades after Chernobyl, a generational divide reshapes Italy's nuclear debate
Four decades after the Chernobyl disaster spewed radiation across Europe and turned Italy off nuclear power, Premier Giorgia Meloni ’s government is laying the groundwork to bring it back as the country seeks to improve its energy security. The government is counting on a new generation of Italians who see nuclear power as a source of low-carbon electricity, a tool to help fight climate change and a way to strengthen stable energy supplies amid shocks from the Ukraine and Iran wars.
Associated Press
6 min read - World
Criticism over planned solar panels on greenfield site
If approved, the project would see 72 solar panels installed on the site in Guernsey.
BBC3 min read - Science
Your Brain Can Rewire Itself to Allow True Multitasking
Multitasking isn't a myth.
4 min read - World
Heartbreak over destruction of butterfly habitat
Conservationists say work to encourage rare butterflies has been disrupted by a quarrying firm.
BBC3 min read - US
Rural Kern County became California's heat pump hotspot, with water heaters for just $130
The units saved households roughly $304 annually on utility bills, and over $500 a year in the hottest areas.
The Cool Down2 min read - US
Colorado's largest data center wants 98 more diesel generators as ozone fears mount
More than double the campus's stated electricity demand.
The Cool Down3 min read - Health
Cyclospora outbreak may involve more than lettuce, former CDC lead says
Robert Redfield told "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" there's a risk to the public right now with fresh produce and where it's purchased.
NewsNation2 min read - Business
FDA issues nationwide recall of certain thyroid medications sold by Major Rugby: See the list
Certain lots of thyroid medication sold nationwide by Major Rugby have been recalled due to it being "subpotent," meaning, the drug won't deliver as much medication as intended.
LiveNOW from FOX
1 min read - Technology
Rogue AI attack a ‘wake-up call,’ company cofounder says
The co-founder of the AI company hacked by an OpenAI chatbot told NewsNation it was "very strange."
NewsNation2 min read - US
The second of two red panda cubs born at a California zoo dies
The second of two red panda cubs born at the Santa Barbara Zoo in California this summer died over the weekend, the zoo said Monday.
NBC News2 min read - Celebrity
Jackie the eagle 'more feisty' as caregivers share treatment video
Jackie is in critical condition in an intensive care unit and is getting around-the-clock care as veterinarians work to diagnose her mysterious illness.
USA TODAY3 min read - Science
Researchers reverse autism-like symptoms in mice with one drug dose
While the results of the mouse study were promising, the benefits of rapamycin were only temporary.
NewsNation3 min read - World
Company at center of US cyclospora outbreak complained to White House, source says
By Siddhi Mahatole, Bo Erickson, Tom Polansek and Sarah Morland July 27 (Reuters) - U.S. produce supplier Taylor Farms complained to White House and Food and Drug Administration officials about the
Reuters5 min read - World
Engineers blew up 4 dams on a dying river. Now the salmon population is exploding.
The Klamath River Renewal Corporation removed four dams in California and Oregon. The results were even better than scientists anticipated.
Upworthy584 min read - US
Buck Moon 2026: Everything to know about July's full moon and the best time to view it
Stargazers have the chance to enjoy a bright night at the end of this month as the Buck Moon is set to commence on Wednesday.
Fox Weather
1 min read - Health
Nationwide recall issued for this thyroid medication. See products
A nationwide recall was issued for this common thyroid medication. See the recalled products.
USA TODAY3 min read - US
Second red panda cub dies at California zoo in 'heartbreaking' loss
The cub's litter mate died earlier July. Santa Barbara Zoo expressed gratitude for the compassion and support their community has shown.
USA TODAY2 min read - US
Bald eagle Jackie ‘more feisty’ during feedings, still in critical condition
Meanwhile, the sub-adult eagle that may have injured Jackie has been spotted near her habitat in Big Bear Lake.
Popular Science
5 min read - Technology
Fact Check: FAKE Video Shows A Woman With No Parachute Pulled Out Of A Plane By Her Skydiving Friend -- Made With AI
Did a novice skydiver pull her parachuteless friend out of the plane, leaving the freefalling woman to be rescued by another skydiver? No, that's not true: This video was made with AI. It was originally published by an account called...
Lead Stories2 min read - Science
Why Soil Carbon Is The Real Fuel Behind Canada’s Wildfires
New research reveals that 76% of Canada's wildfire emissions come from soil carbon, reshaping how we think about wildfire smoke, climate change, and forest management.
Forbes5 min read
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