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Researchers reported that daraxonrasib extended survival in metastatic pancreatic cancer patients whose disease had stopped responding to chemotherapy.

A study in AGU Advances links the North Atlantic “cold blob” to a jet-stream change that can pull more moisture toward northwest India while suppressing storms elsewhere.

Field trials in Canada and Norway showed pumped seawater can thicken Arctic sea ice, but researchers disagree on whether it meaningfully delays summer melt.

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope and gravitational lensing have identified LAP1-B as the most metal-poor early-universe galaxy yet observed, offering a rare look at conditions about 800 million years from

Researchers say a new AI framework can transfer knowledge across catalyst families, opening a different path to better materials for hydrogen production.

A newly listed Science paper centers on turning lithium hard-rock concentrates into battery raw materials and other commodity products, underscoring how processing routes remain central to the battery supply chain.

Researchers created light-activated eye drops from spinach chloroplast components and showed in mice that the approach could ease dry-eye symptoms.

A Nature study shows bright squeezed vacuum can drive nonlinear laser interactions far more efficiently, reducing the need for destructive intensity levels.

A modeling study suggests mirror-life organisms would struggle to survive outside the lab, but other scientists warn that the risks may still be profound.

NASA spacecraft data from a 2023 solar storm suggest Mars can experience the Zwan-Wolf effect, a plasma-squeezing phenomenon previously thought to require a full magnetosphere.

A new paper in Science focuses on how the catalytic behavior of strongly supported platinum clusters changes with atom count, highlighting nanoscale control in catalysis research.

A newly listed Science paper points to upper-mantle seismic activity beneath East Antarctica, highlighting a research topic with major geophysical implications.

A glacier region long seen as an exception to global ice loss recorded an extraordinary melt season in 2025, raising concern that extreme heat is overwhelming one of Asia’s last relatively stable ice reserves.

Researchers have built 3D-printed structures that mimic lymph nodes, a step that could speed CAR T-cell manufacturing and lower the cost of a powerful cancer treatment.

Researchers in China say a new textile coating forms an ultrathin protective water layer that helps prevent stains and microbes from sticking, potentially slashing laundry water and energy use.

A newly listed Science paper reports that FERONIA orchestrates plasma membrane nanoclusters for plant thermotolerance, signaling fresh attention on how plants cope with heat stress.

NASA says three missions launching this year will begin scouting the moon for a future base near the lunar south pole, with phased development running into 2036.

Researchers say the eastern ice shelf of Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier is likely to break up in 2026, removing a critical buttress from one of the planet’s most vulnerable ice masses.

A rare fireball meteor flashed over the erupting Mount Mayon in the Philippines, and experts quickly moved to correct false reports that it struck the volcano.

Research presented in Europe warns that solar storms can induce currents in railway systems, potentially disrupting track-circuit signaling and, in the worst case, flipping signals in dangerous ways.