Science

Breakthrough Blood Test for Diagnosing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Shows 96% Accuracy

A new blood test from UEA and Oxford BioDynamics identifies ME/CFS with 96% accuracy, promising better diagnosis and patient outcomes.

#chronicfatigue, #biomarkers, #healthcare, #diagnostics, #epigenetics

Dinosaurs Thrived Until Asteroid Impact, New Study Reveals

New research finds dinosaurs were thriving shortly before the asteroid impact 66 million years ago, contradicting decline theories.

#dinosaurs, #extinction, #paleontology, #asteroidimpact

Nobel Prize Awarded for Pioneering Discoveries in Immune Tolerance

2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Brunkow, Ramsdell, and Sakaguchi for groundbreaking immune tolerance research.

#nobelprize, #immunology, #medicinescience, #autoimmunedisease

MIT Unveils TX-GAIN: A Supercomputer to Revolutionize AI Research

MIT's new TX-GAIN supercomputer sets a new standard in AI research, offering groundbreaking capabilities in biodefense and cybersecurity.

#AI, #supercomputing, #MIT, #biodefense, #cybersecurity

Astronomers Discover New Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS

Scientists discover 3I/ATLAS, the third interstellar object, offering insights into its composition and behavior as it brightens near the Sun.

#astronomy, #comet, #interstellar, #space, #3I/ATLAS

UNFCCC Report Highlights Gap in Emission Reduction Efforts Ahead of COP30

UNFCCC's latest report shows a significant shortfall in emission reduction pledges, urging urgent action ahead of COP30.

#unfccc, #climatechange, #parisagreement, #emissions, #cop30

Innovative MXene Materials Boost Efficiency of Green Hydrogen Production

MXenes revolutionize green hydrogen production with cost-effective, efficient catalytic applications.

#greenhydrogen, #MXenes, #sustainableenergy, #catalysis

Breakthrough Superalloy Developed by German Researchers

Researchers at KIT develop a superalloy that withstands 2,000°C, promising advancements in aerospace and energy industries.

#superalloy, #materialscience, #aerospace, #energy

NANOGrav Detects Low-Frequency Gravitational Waves, Advancing Astrophysical Research

NANOGrav detects low-frequency gravitational waves, unveiling new insights into cosmic events and supermassive black holes.

#gravitationalwaves, #nanograv, #astrophysics, #blackholes, #pulsars

Nobel Prize Awarded for Breakthroughs in Immune Tolerance

Brunkow, Ramsdell, and Sakaguchi win Nobel Prize for game-changing discoveries in immune tolerance, paving the way for new disease treatments.

#nobelprize, #immunology, #tregs, #medicine, #health

Complex Organic Molecules Found on Saturn's Moon Enceladus, Boosting Hopes for Extraterrestrial Life

Discovery of organic molecules on Enceladus suggests potential habitability, sparking interest in astrobiology.

#enceladus, #saturn, #organicmolecules, #astrobiology

University of Konstanz Physicists Develop Light-Driven Method to Control Magnetism

Groundbreaking light-based method alters magnetism in materials, promising faster data processing and quantum advances at room temperature.

#physics, #magnons, #data, #quantum, #technology

Study Links Arctic Methane Process Shift to PETM Warming, Warning of Current Climate Risks

Recent research reveals Arctic methane shifts during PETM heightened warming, paralleling modern climate concerns.

#climatechange, #methane, #arctic, #research

Asteroid 2025 TF's Close Flyby Highlights Need for Enhanced Detection Systems

Asteroid 2025 TF's near-Earth pass emphasizes challenges in detecting small, fast-moving celestial bodies and the need for improved monitoring.

#astronomy, #space, #nasa, #esa

Arctic's Ancient Methane Shift: A Warning for Modern Climate Change

Study reveals ancient Arctic methane shift, warns of modern climate risks.

#climatechange, #arctic, #methane, #science