High-Resolution Maps Reveal Central African Forests Are Losing Carbon
New high-resolution biomass change maps show that Central African tropical forests are experiencing net carbon losses, challenging assumptions about the ...
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Atmospheric Microdroplets Turn Inorganic Sulfur into Organosulfur in Seconds
Researchers report that inorganic sulfur is rapidly and spontaneously converted into organosulfur compounds inside atmospheric microdroplets, suggesting a pervasive new ...
Distinct Patterns of Chronic Loneliness and Isolation Linked to Health in Older Adults
New research in Nature Communications distinguishes chronic loneliness from chronic social isolation in older adults, revealing that these distinct long-term ...
Climate Urgency Could Finally Unite Latin America’s Power Grids
A Nature Communications study argues that climate-driven crises are creating an unprecedented political window for integrating Latin America's national electricity ...
Scientists Reveal How Rogue Antibodies Attack the Brain Protein IgLON5
A new structural study reveals how patient autoantibodies recognize the neuronal protein IgLON5, offering a molecular explanation for a rare ...
Political Risk Looms Larger for Africa’s Cross-Border Power Trade
New research in Nature Communications finds that African cross-border electricity trades face increasing exposure to political risk in the near ...
Greening Cities That Cool Neighborhoods and Welcome Birds Back
Strategic urban greening can cool overheated neighborhoods and restore bird diversity, with new research emphasizing targeted, equitable and ecologically rich ...
Brain-Wide Activity Ties Subcortical Decline to Spreading Tau in Early Alzheimer’s
New research in Nature Communications shows that degeneration in deep subcortical brain regions becomes progressively linked to cortical tau accumulation ...
When Smoke Meets the Ballot Box: Wildfires Reshape Political Participation in Africa
New research in Nature Communications links wildfire exposure across Africa to measurable changes in political participation, revealing how environmental shocks ...
Huntington’s Disease Damages Brain Arterioles, but S1PR1 Stimulation Offers Reversal
A new Nature Communications study shows that Huntington's disease damages brain arterioles in a barrier-type-selective pattern coupled to reactive astrogliosis, ...
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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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