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AI Agents Can Now Build and Test Building Energy Models From Plain Language
Researchers have unveiled OpenStudio-MCP, an open-source server that lets AI agents create, simulate, and diagnose building energy models from plain-language...
Palestinian Students Embrace AI in Education but Face a Knowledge-Practice Gap
A survey of 236 students at Al-Ummah University College in Jerusalem found strong knowledge and positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence...
Scientists Reveal the Atomic-Scale Secrets of CO2 Oil Recovery and Carbon Storage
A comprehensive new review synthesizes the molecular-scale mechanisms governing CO2 interactions with crude oil, formation water, and reservoir rock, revealing...
Khat’s Hidden Cost: Rodent Studies Reveal Dose-Dependent Damage to Spatial Memory
A systematic review of fourteen rodent studies shows that khat exposure impairs spatial learning and memory in a dose- and...
Chemists Unveil Self-Driving Phosphate Migration Across Glycerol and Inositol Scaffolds
Chemists have shown that a phosphate group can migrate on its own along glycerol and inositol scaffolds through a self-sustaining...
Trust and Information Habits Drive Public Enthusiasm for Blood Tests That Screen Many Cancers at Once
A national study of 6,728 U.S. adults finds that trust in physicians, science, and the healthcare system, along with cancer...
Smoking Biomarker Cotinine Linked to Shift in PSA Reading in Study of 7,174 Men
A large NHANES analysis of 7,174 American men found that serum cotinine, an objective biomarker of recent tobacco exposure, was...
Plasticorals: Fused Plastic and Coral Rubble Reveal a New Pollution Threat to Reefs
Researchers on Okinawa have identified plasticorals, coral rubble fused with melted household plastic, as a durable new form of pollution...
Mothers and Children See Mental Health Differently, But Agreement Grows With Age
A longitudinal study of 224 mother-child pairs finds that agreement between self-reported and mother-reported mental health problems increases from adolescence...
Chemotherapy Rewrites Ovarian Cancer Drug Sensibility Without Touching the Genome
Patient-derived ovarian cancer organoids show that brief chemotherapy exposure reshapes sensitivity to second-line drugs such as cediranib and topotecan without...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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