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20 pages · Updated April 17, 2026
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- Serendipitous data reveals a previously unknown ecosystem under Arctic ice
- Some people just don't age, at least not like most
- Artificial light makes it harder for nocturnal pollinators to find flowers and avoid predators
- Caffeine keeps your body fat warm, on top of lighting up your brain
- A butterfly's wings are the perfect mold to grow neurons on
- Researchers can trace the family tree of individual mutations inside our cells
- A failed star known as "The Accident" is changing the way we look at the galaxy
- A 'dead' CRISPR might be a better CRISPR for targeting Alzheimer's
- How survival of the fittest can look a lot like rock-paper-scissors
- Cuttlefish can learn with the brains they keep in their arms
- There's a connection between fasting, gut microbiota and blood pressure
- Even cities have their own unique microbiomes
- Chimpanzees' brains reflect their early childhood experiences
- The Great Pandemic Stress Test
- Biology is a spectrum
- To save the reefs, save the trees and the soil they grow in
- Animals, plants, and even some bacteria use hypodermic needles
- What would photosynthesis look like around other stars?
- Urbanization increases risk for knee osteoarthritis, even in young children
- After decades of work, an effective cytomegalovirus vaccine is on the horizon