#scientific-research

#scientific-research

Pasteurized milk is safe even if sourced from farms with avian influenza-infected cows, as pasteurization completely inactivates the virus.

AI's influence in science is rapidly growing, but it necessitates cautious application to avoid overestimations and misuse.

Agent Laboratory automates scientific research processes, achieving an 84% cost reduction while upholding quality standards through a collaborative three-stage framework.

OpenAI's Deep Research tool has the potential to revolutionize scientific inquiry and innovation.

OpenAI is partnering with US national labs to deploy its o1 model for scientific applications and national security initiatives.

Belize's Great Blue Hole reveals alarming trends in storm frequency and climate change through a detailed 5,700-year sediment archive.

CERN's Future Circular Collider feasibility study is a key step toward a new, larger particle accelerator to expand understanding of fundamental physics.

CERN plans to build the Future Circular Collider, a massive particle accelerator to explore fundamental physics, but it faces significant criticism and challenges.

CERN's feasibility study on the Future Circular Collider marks a potential leap in particle physics research.

The new policies threaten research funding and workforce stability in health and science.

New research suggests that dark matter could be lighter than previously thought, potentially explaining phenomena in the Milky Way's Central Molecular Zone.

The Canfranc Underground Laboratory explores fundamental questions of why our universe is composed of matter rather than antimatter.

SymbyAI raises $2.1 million to enhance AI-driven scientific research collaboration.

The Aramont Fellowship Fund supports groundbreaking early career scientists with innovative, high-risk research projects.

Fram2 mission marks the first human exploration of Earth's polar regions from space, enabling significant scientific research and insights.

Fram2 is set to be the first private mission targeting polar orbit with a diverse international crew of astronauts.

Left-handedness affects about 10% of the population, with genetic factors significantly influencing its occurrence.

Recent research highlights the role of tubulin genes in the development of left-handedness.

Significant budget cuts to scientific research threaten vital programs and the future of science education and research.

Federal funding cuts under the Trump administration are severely impacting scientific research across various medical and social fields.

A new method for fast-fossilizing amber could unveil hidden biochemistry that formed over millions of years.

Antarctic scientists face job insecurity and funding cuts, causing unrest and workforce relocation concerns amid global recruitment by foreign countries.

South Africa will not remove scientists from Antarctica despite harassment allegations; the situation is under control.

EPA's plan to cut its scientific research staff may severely impact environmental protection efforts.

Microplastics are increasingly found in various human organs, particularly the brain, with alarming levels rising significantly over recent years.

Non-ionizing radiation can disrupt biological systems even at low levels, challenging the telecom industry's claims.

Research on crowd dynamics at the San Fermin festival may lead to strategies to prevent overcrowding deaths.

Recent federal program changes threaten crucial transportation research budgets and project advancements.

Cancellation of nine research projects impacts efforts toward equitable mobility systems in the U.S.

Two strains of H5N1 bird flu are circulating in U.S. cattle, with the new D1.1 variant posing potential risk to humans.

Human brain tissue shows alarming levels of microplastic contamination, significantly higher than other organs.

Microplastics are increasingly found in the human brain, with alarming implications for health, as our exposure to plastic rises.