“Clear quantification of the Paris goals can help spur climate action in the policy and legal domains. Our results show that this is more urgent than ever.” Gottfried Kirchengast in @sciencefeatured.bsky.social 👇

World on the brink as global warming looms to exceed the Paris range! scft.link/73ReJ

New smart polymers know when something’s hiding in your water! scft.link/qYSZX

AI learns from the past to predict the next nlobal disaster! scft.link/tPkaI

Life-threatening duodenal injury healed using three advanced endoscopic techniques! scft.link/4axNW

What we miss in interactions and the one model that catches it! scft.link/AjtO8

Ukrainian students tried an online mental health intervention and results surprised researchers! scft.link/H5PPf

Hidden soil chemistry helps rainforests hold their nutrients despite storms! scft.link/HuQFn

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Doctors stop hidden stroke source using unexpected blood flow shortcut! scft.link/rgp9c

Tiny silica nanoparticles show strong potential to deliver cancer drugs directly to tumors, minimizing harm to healthy tissue. scft.link/adEIX

Using advanced single-cell tech, scientists mapped how body segments form in spider embryos revealing new paths in evolution and development. scft.link/ZJTRV

Plasma-activated water speeds diabetic wound healing by reducing inflammation and aiding tissue repair. scft.link/3u11g

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Tiny spider embryos reveal how segmented bodies form, offering new insight into evolution and development. scft.link/ZJTRV

Tiny mesoporous silica particles may revolutionize cancer treatment by targeting tumors directly, with minimal impact on healthy organs! scft.link/adEIX

A new model helps capture the small but vital care decisions often missed in rehab! scft.link/AjtO8

Doctors discovered a hidden cause of stroke and treated it using an unexpected blood flow route, stopping repeat strokes in a rare condition. scft.link/rgp9c

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Surgery for back pain may not be better than a fake one, says a new research. Real and placebo procedures showed similar results. Is surgery really the answer? scft.link/zJ3rQ

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Ukrainian students tried an online mental health intervention and results surprised researchers! scft.link/H5PPf

🔬 Scientists at Case Western & Cleveland Clinic developed a 100x more sensitive cytometry method to map molecular signals in immune cells. This breakthrough reveals new patterns in health & disease unlocking fresh paths for diagnosis & treatment. scft.link/mbQZX

Allergy relief without the drowsy side effects? ✅ That’s the promise of Ze 339, a plant-based extract now backed by clinical research. Read more 👇 scft.link/sbqvr

New dataset alert! 📣 Researchers at NCAT State introduced EMS3D-KITTI, a computer-generated dataset that improves recognition of emergency vehicles in self-driving systems. A step forward for safer AI-driven roads. 🔗 scft.link/Oj1Q6

💨 What secrets lie in peat bogs? Recent experiments show that peat can release significant CO₂ through natural chemistry alone, even without living microbes. 🔗 scft.link/HQX46 Work by: Alexandra Cory, Prof. Jeff Chanton, Rachel Wilson, Beth Holmes

🦠 Did pandemic antibiotic use reshape bacterial evolution? A new study links widespread azithromycin use during COVID-19 to rising resistance and clonal shifts in Staphylococcus aureus revealing unintended effects of medical urgency. 🔗 scft.link/BBdr8

♻️ Tough rubber, easy recycling? A new method can break down strong synthetic rubbers using gentle heat and a small catalyst recovering valuable materials for reuse. 🔗 scft.link/ltCKr Work by: Dr. Shigetaka Hayano, Dr. Shengyang Wang, ZEON

💨 When lungs collapse, recovery is only the beginning. A new study reveals how teenagers face the highest risk of recurrence after lung collapse surgery and why following up has become more difficult than ever. 📬 Could digital tools close the gap in post-op care? 🔗 scft.link/g5xYE

☕ Love coffee? Timing matters. New research shows that drinking coffee at the wrong time could cancel out its cognitive benefits. ⏰ It's not just what you drink — it's when you drink it. 🔗 scft.link/LLYKI

🥂 Trash turned into taste? Scientists have developed a new fermented drink — made entirely from discarded fruit. Could this be the future of sustainable beverages? 🔗 scft.link/A578F #ScienceFeatured #FoodScience #Sustainability #Fermentation #CircularEconomy

Scientists at the world's largest particle collider have observed lead atoms transforming into gold-like elements without colliding—just by passing close This breakthrough reshapes our understanding of matter itself. scft.link/skuXt Work by: The ALICE (ALICE Collaboration)

What if gravity isn't a force but the universe organizing its data New research proposes gravity is just information being compressed like in a computer A bold step toward rethinking reality itself. scft.link/GYw8G

Turning fruit waste into tasty drinks Fermenting leftover apple and grape pulp creates flavorful beverages with rich color and health benefits A smart step toward reducing waste and boosting sustainability scft.link/A578F #FoodInnovation #SustainableLiving #FermentationScience #ZeroWaste #EcoDrinks

New research reveals how stopping outbreaks in just a few key areas could have prevented COVID19 from sweeping across an entire country. A powerful model shows the tipping point before control is lost. scft.link/vjqi5 Work by: Prof. Mauricio Canals Lambarri

📢 New Publication "Proton and Neutron Emissions in Near-Miss Lead Collisions" by ALICE Collaboration | 2025 🔗 scft.link/skuXt

📢 New Publication "Is Gravity Just Data Compression? A New Informational Theory Emerges" by Dr. Melvin Vopson | 2025 🔗 scft.link/GYw8G

📢 New Publication "Turning Fruit Waste into Flavorful Fermented Drinks" Dr. Zhuoyu Wang, Dr. Andrej Svyantek, Dr. Zachariah Miller et al. | 2025 🔗 scft.link/A578F

📢 New Publication "How Chile’s Shape Helped Track the Spatial Spread of COVID-19" by Prof. Mauricio Canals Lambarri | 2025 🔗 scft.link/vjqi5

📢 New Publication "Giant Eruption on Jupiter’s Moon Takes a Bite out of Pele’s Red Ring" by Dr. Al Conrad et al. | 2025 Published in Geophysical Research Letters 🔗 scft.link/fJoDb

Scientists have edited spider DNA for the first time, creating eyeless spiders and red glowing silk. This breakthrough opens new paths in genetics and materials science. scft.link/Ka540 Work by: Edgardo Santiago-Rivera, Prof. Thomas Scheibel

New findings reveal that both stiff and flexible carbon nanotubes can cause lung cancer over time, challenging previous safety assumptions. scft.link/fJoDb Work by: Prof. Hiroyuki Tsuda, Dr. Aya Naiki-Ito, Mrs. Omnia Hosny Mohamed Ahmed

A drop in key brain fluid protein may predict dementia before symptoms worsen, new research finds. scft.link/swF3J Work by: Dr. med. Leonard Leopold Klemke, Katharina Müller-Schmitz, Aschwin Kolman, Prof. Rüdiger J. Seitz

A giant eruption on Jupiter’s moon Io reshaped its surface, covering part of Pele’s iconic red ring. scft.link/UTEsH Work by: Dr. Albert Conrad #planetaryscience #volcanoes #JupiterMoon #spaceobservation #Ioeruption #sciencefeatured #sciencenews

Teaching forgiveness in schools is transforming how children handle conflict, with lasting emotional and social benefits. scft.link/KbHUQ #emotionallearning #forgiveness #childdevelopment #peaceeducation #schoolclimate #sciencefeatured #sciencenews

A new theory proposes “electron-braidon mixing” may explain shifts in the electron’s g factor without new particles. scft.link/8nNs6 #particlephysics #gfactor #quantumtheory #electronresearch #newphysics #sciencefeatured #sciencenews

Tiny water sprays can spark “microlightning” that triggers chemical reactions possibly forming life’s building blocks. scft.link/PgzFU