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Scientists successfully develop half metal material that conducts single-spin electrons
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Scientists successfully develop half metal material that conducts single-spin electrons

Researchers at Forschungszentrum Jülich have successfully created the world's first experimentally verified two-dimensional half metal—a material that conducts electricity using electrons of just one spin type: either "spin-up" or "spin-down." Their findings, now published as an Editors' Suggestion in Physical Review Letters, mark a milestone in the quest for materials enabling energy-efficient spintronic that go beyond conventional electronics.
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On the origins of life: Metabolic activity successfully incorporated into synthetic cell membranes
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On the origins of life: Metabolic activity successfully incorporated into synthetic cell membranes

At some point during the evolution of life on Earth, inorganic matter became organic, nonliving matter became living. How this happened is one of humankind's greatest mysteries. Today, scientists work to develop synthetic cells that mimic living cells, hoping to uncover clues that will help answer the question: how did life on Earth begin?
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Novel nanoflower technology could shield brain from oxidative damage
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Novel nanoflower technology could shield brain from oxidative damage

At Texas A&M AgriLife Research, a new branch of brain science is blooming at the molecular scale—with nanoflowers.
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Magellanic penguins may use currents to conserve energy on long journeys
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Magellanic penguins may use currents to conserve energy on long journeys

Currents can affect marine animals' locomotion, energy expenditure and ability to navigate; the force of currents may cause them to drift off-course of their intended trajectory.
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Iron oxide behavior under pressure may reduce reliance on rare-earth metals in consumer, energy and medical tech
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Iron oxide behavior under pressure may reduce reliance on rare-earth metals in consumer, energy and medical tech

Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington have discovered a surprising new type of magnetic property that could lead to stronger magnets made from tiny particles of common iron oxide. This finding could enhance the performance of everyday technologies while reducing the need for rare-earth metals—materials that are more costly, less sustainable and harder to obtain.
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Gene editing offers transformative solution to saving endangered species
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Gene editing offers transformative solution to saving endangered species

Gene editing technologies—such as those used in agriculture and de-extinction projects—can be repurposed to offer what an international team of scientists is calling a transformative solution for restoring genetic diversity and saving endangered species.
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Don't feed the animals: Researchers warn of risks tied to wildlife interactions
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Don't feed the animals: Researchers warn of risks tied to wildlife interactions

A study led by a scientist at the University of California San Diego offers new warnings on the dangers of human interactions with wildlife.
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Donald Trump Calls to Release 'All Pertinent Grand Jury Testimony' in Jeffrey Epstein Case
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Donald Trump Calls to Release 'All Pertinent Grand Jury Testimony' in Jeffrey Epstein Case

President Donald Trump called to release “all pertinent grand jury testimony” relating to the Jeffrey Epstein case in the wake of increased scrutiny over the convicted sex offender’s dealings with…
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HUGE: Trump Orders Release of Sealed Epstein Grand Jury Testimony
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HUGE: Trump Orders Release of Sealed Epstein Grand Jury Testimony

In a stunning move Thursday, President Donald Trump ordered Attorney General Pam Bondi to release sealed grand jury testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein—a move that completely blows up the narrative…
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X Responds to Coldplay Concert Cheating CEO as Only X Can
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X Responds to Coldplay Concert Cheating CEO as Only X Can

It was supposed to be a fun-filled night at a Coldplay concert (no, really, apparently they still do those) for Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and some co-workers—a night of music and dancing to get away…
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