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Target goal of 1,000 hives to be tested in 2024.
  • New Scientist

    • Why winner of biggest prize in maths has decided to work on AI instead
      Jacob Tsimerman won a Fields medal last month – now he is leaving mathematics to work on AI safety
    • OpenAI announces solutions to 10 longstanding maths problems
      Ten conundrums that stumped human mathematicians for years have been cracked by OpenAI's Astra model, continuing a hot streak of AI-driven breakthroughs that are shaking up the field
    • Why sitting under a parasol is barely cooler than being in the sun
      A beach umbrella might protect you from sunburn, but when it comes to keeping you cool, it makes surprisingly little difference
    • How Europe can make its landscapes more fire-resilient
      Paradoxically, suppressing wildfires has also made European countries more vulnerable to huge blazes like those seen in France and Spain this week. With global warming also amplifying the danger, some experts are calling for a change of strategy
    • Climate change may help eliminate malaria from West and Central Africa
      Global warming may make it too hot for malaria-carrying mosquitoes to survive in parts of Africa, but could also shift the problem to less affected areas
  • Scientific American

    • It’s 90 degrees in the Arctic right now

      The Arctic is heating faster than the rest of the planet. New data illustrate how dire that is

    • Washington's wildfires are a warning for the entire U.S.

      Dry conditions and climate change are putting forests across the country at risk for disaster

    • Cyclospora outbreak tied to two deaths as parasite-borne illness continues to rage

      These deaths were reported by Michigan, which has seen more than 11,000 cases of cyclosporiasis emerge since late June

    • Senate funding resolution seeks to put OMB rule changes to research grants on hold

      These proposed changes have seen significant bipartisan pushback and have been criticized by scientists across disciplines

    • How Antarctica's Blood Falls came to be

      The bright, red-orange stain on Antarctica’s ice-covered landscape may trace back to ancient oceans

  • Science News

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    • Naked mole-rat queens rule their colonies with a potent odor
      A compound made only by breeding queens keeps naked mole-rat colonies infertile and free of conflict.
    • ‘Cheating’ birds change their tune
      Female pied flycatchers can tell whether a male is paired or not based on song differences. Mated males sing shorter songs and repeat syllables less.
    • To detect CTE while alive, a test for another brain disease may help
      A protein that is a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease may also ID a brain condition associated with head trauma in contact sports, early findings suggest.
    • The protein craze may not be for everyone
      Getting more protein has been all the rage. In sedentary people, that advice could accelerate aging.
    • A fire’s rumble reveals where it’s burning
      Researchers tracked a prescribed grassland fire using infrasound, sound waves pitched too low for people to hear.
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