Science Square (Issue 169)
The Forgotten History of Sleeping in Two Shifts Zaria Gorvett. The forgotten medieval habit of ‘two sleeps’. BBC,…
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A More Human Way to Train AI Xiang, A., Andrews, J.T.A., Bourke, R.L. et al. Fair human-centric image dataset for…
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How Digital Scans Are Helping Kids Get Faster Dental Care Schulz-Weidner, N., Schraml, E.M., Frodermann, T. et al.…
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Laser Light in Biomaterials? Rachel Berkowitz. “Peacock feathers can be lasers,” Science, July 2025. With their impressive long…
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A First in Medicine: Personalized Gene Editing Saves Infant with Rare Genetic Disorder Musunuru et al. Patient-Specific In…
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Obesity: a disease of the brain? Kullmann et al. A short-term, high-caloric diet has prolonged effects on brain…
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Just 5 Minutes of Vigorous Exercise Per Day Could Lower Blood Pressure Blodgett et al. Device-Measured 24-Hour Movement…
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Predicting major earthquakes months ago Girona et al. Abnormal low-magnitude seismicity preceding large-magnitude earthquakes. Nature Communications, August 2024.…
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A new bionic leg enables below-the-leg amputees to achieve a natural walking gait. Song H. et al. Continuous…
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Evening May Be the Best Time of Day to Exercise New research suggests that exercising in the evening…
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A mysterious object discovered in the Milky Way Barr DE et al. A pulsar in a binary with…
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Plant-based diet promotes rapid heart benefits Landry MJ et al. Cardiometabolic Effects of Omnivorous vs Vegan Diets in…
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8000 steps a day keep the doctor away Stens NA et al. Relationship of Daily Step Counts to…
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Human activity is taking Earth to the brink Richardson K. et al. Earth beyond six of nine planetary…
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Air pollution may underlie the global decline in insect numbers Wang et al. Short-term particulate matter contamination severely…