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BBC News
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Thousands of new species discovered in Guernsey

5+ hour, 37+ min ago   (357+ words) Results from a survey of Guernsey's freshwater habitats have been called "nothing short of incredible" as they reveal thousands of new species to the island. The project from Guernsey Water and the Guernsey Nature Commission used environmental DNA to look…...

BioSpace
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Unlocking cell surface protein research with site-specific labeling

5+ hour, 51+ min ago   (900+ words) BioSpace...

ABN TV
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Heartbeat By Sound: Scientists Develop Non-Invasive Pacemaker — ABN TV

9+ hour, 57+ min ago   (700+ words) What if a person who needs a pacemaker no longer had to undergo surgery to have one implanted? Imagine having no wires threaded into the heart, no pulse generator implanted under the skin and, potentially, no repeat procedures to deal…...

Global Coffee Report
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Could soil bacteria replace synthetic fertilisers?

5+ hour, 57+ min ago   (195+ words) Researchers in Brazil have identified a naturally occurring soil bacteria that could help coffee farmers reduce their reliance on synthetic fertilisers in the future, with the findings published in the scientific journal, International Microbiology. Scientists from the Federal University of…...

Google News
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6 Modeling Approaches That Make Complex Bioprocess Data Useful

10+ hour, 43+ min ago   (1442+ words) Bioprocess Online Guest Column | September 14, 2026 6 Modeling Approaches That Make Complex Bioprocess Data Useful By William Whitford, Oamaru BioSystems A model is any representation of a real system that preserves those characteristics relevant to a particular purpose. Models have assumed many…...

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British Collector Acquires Genuine Tasmanian Tiger Head Mistaken for Fox

16+ hour, 52+ min ago   (283+ words) Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Head Mistaken for Fox Found by British Collector at Auction inkorr.com Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Head Mistaken for Fox Found by British Collector at Auction An Extraordinary Discovery: A Fox Head Turns Out to Be That of…...

Mirage News
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Light Transforms Greenhouse Gas Into Pharma Building Block

10+ hour, 41+ min ago   (265+ words) The trifluoromethyl group, or CF₃, is widely used in pharmaceuticals. When added to organic molecules, it can improve metabolic stability and membrane permeability, making it highly valuable in drug development. One useful way to introduce CF₃ group is through the use of…...

Inkorr
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Extinct Tasmanian Tiger???s Head Mistaken for Fox Found by British Collector at Auction

16+ hour, 52+ min ago   (279+ words) Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Head Mistaken for Fox Found by British Collector at Auction inkorr.com Extinct Tasmanian Tiger’s Head Mistaken for Fox Found by British Collector at Auction An Extraordinary Discovery: A Fox Head Turns Out to Be That of…...

Slate Magazine
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A Ripple in Spacetime

11+ hour, 20+ min ago   (129+ words) Slate On this day in 2015 gravitational waves were detected for the first time by the Advanced LIGO interferometers in Louisiana and Washington state. The waves, predicted by Einstein’s general relativity, are caused by the rippling of spacetime caused by movement…...

The Daily Star
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Neurons may build their identity after birth, study finds

12+ hour, 49+ min ago   (240+ words) Neurons – nerve cells that transmit signals throughout the body – may not simply inherit their identity from the stem cells that produce them, according to a new study by researchers at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research. The study, published in…...