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Climate Change Is Eroding the Cheapest Way to Cool the World’s Data Centers

AI-designed sustainable burger ingredients: BurgerAI selected these ingredients by optimizing for environmental sustainability while maintaining consumer appeal. The resulting mushroom-based recipe combines portobello mushrooms, arugula, rosemary, grains, and condiments to achieve an environmental impact more than an order of magnitude lower than a popular fast food burger.

Trained on 2,216 Recipes, AI Built a Burger That Beat the Big Mac

Researchers developed an AI-guided, 4D-printed microneedle patch inspired by the carnivorous plant Drosera capensis.

Microneedles Mimic a Carnivorous Plant to Heal Diabetic Wounds

Image Credit: Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A New Way to Touch the Most Violent Gravity in the Universe

Dr. Cristine Heaps, interim head of the Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, poses with a microscope in her laboratory at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

A Bandage That Makes Its Own Gas Could Help Stubborn Wounds Heal

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Why Earth Could Not Hold On to Its First Continents Until the Asteroids Stopped Falling

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A Single Gut Bacterium Eases Lupus in Mice by Restoring How the Microbiome Digests Fiber

This illustration depicts the Sun-like star TOI-791 and two giant planets that NASA's TESS space telescope discovered in its orbit. These planets, designated TOI-791 b and TOI-791 c, are roughly the size of Jupiter but a tiny fraction of its mass, meaning they have an extraordinarily low density. Image credit: NASA/Daniel Rutter.

Two Planets Lighter Than Candy Floss Are Circling a Distant Star in Lockstep

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Why Plants, Fungi and Toads All Learned to Make the Same Mind-Altering Molecules

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A Dog’s Shortening Front Stride Can Signal Dementia Before the Memory Goes

Researchers reveal how actin filaments spontaneously form and accumulate at cell protrusions, pushing the cell membrane outward, causing major changes to the cell’s shape.

Cells Sculpt Themselves Using Swarms of Self-Propelled Actin Bundles

Left: nuclei in cells that do not show signs of the karyoptosis cell death mechanism. Right: nuclei that show signs of karyoptosis. The nuclei on the right appear shrivelled, a key feature of karyoptosis.

New Form of Brain Cell Death May Explain How Dementia Destroys Neurons

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Scratched Contact Lenses Heal Themselves Under an Hour of UV Light

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A Common Gene Variant Once Blamed for Cancer Turns Out to Guard Against It

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