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A dead mosquito's proboscis is now a 20-micron printer nozzle—and it costs 8 cents

Researchers have turned mosquito proboscides into high-precision 3D printer nozzles that can extrude lines as thin as 20 microns at a fraction of the cost of glass tips, opening n… Jun 15, 2026

Physics

California’s faults are under record strain — is the state primed for an apocalyptic earthquake?

A University of Bern-led simulation finds crustal stresses in Southern California at their highest in 1,000 years. What that means for the ‘Big One’, Los Angeles, and how people s… Jun 12, 2026

Science

A Molecular Handshake From Hell Is Killing Brain Cells

Researchers have identified a 'death complex' of proteins that triggers Alzheimer's, and a new compound called FP802 might be the key to stopping it. Mai 18, 2026

Physics

The Dallas Schoolboy Who Put a Star in His Playroom

Twelve-year-old Aiden McMillan spent four years building a functional nuclear fusion reactor in his Dallas home, joining an elite group of 'fusioneers'. Mai 05, 2026

Environment

Hibernating queen bumblebees can survive eight days underwater

A laboratory accident has revealed that overwintering bumblebee queens can endure prolonged flooding by switching to a mixed-metabolic survival state, offering a buffer against er… Apr 12, 2026

Technology

A Chilean lab fed mice artificial sweeteners. Their grandkids failed a glucose test.

New data suggests the metabolic footprint of sucralose and stevia can be inherited across multiple generations of mice, raising awkward questions for European food safety regulato… Apr 10, 2026

Science

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Researchers at the University of Warwick reworked a 1910 correction for particle drag and introduced a 'correction tensor' that lets scientists tracked particles floating with irr… Mär 02, 2026

Science

Bacteria That Eat Tumors From Within

New lab studies show engineered microbes can colonise oxygen-poor tumor cores and, with built-in safety circuits, nibble cancers from the inside while other teams repurpose immune… Feb 24, 2026

Genetics

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Recent stem‑cell research suggests gray hair may not be permanent — trapped pigment progenitors, stress-driven depletion, and a surprising cancer link reshape how scientists think… Feb 09, 2026

Technology

Albumin Blocks Deadly 'Black Fungus'

A Nature paper shows the blood protein albumin protects against mucormycosis — low albumin predicts poor outcomes and restoring it stops fungal invasion in lab and animal models. Jan 27, 2026

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A dead mosquito's proboscis is now a 20-micron printer nozzle—and it costs 8 cents

California’s faults are under record strain — is the state primed for an apocalyptic earthquake?

A Molecular Handshake From Hell Is Killing Brain Cells

The Dallas Schoolboy Who Put a Star in His Playroom

Hibernating queen bumblebees can survive eight days underwater

A Chilean lab fed mice artificial sweeteners. Their grandkids failed a glucose test.

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Bacteria That Eat Tumors From Within

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Albumin Blocks Deadly 'Black Fungus'