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Copper–aluminum layered double hydroxide material used in Rice University PFAS water treatment research, featured on the cover of Advanced Materials.

February 3, 2026

Rice University PFAS removal material captures 1,000× better, works 100× faster than carbon filters — and regenerates itself

Rice University PFAS Removal Breakthrough – Eco-Friendly Technology A copper–aluminum layered double hydroxide material, featured on the cover of Advanced Materials, illustrates the structure used by Rice University researchers to bind and

Carbon nanofiber-based direct air capture filter developed by the University of Chicago for use inside HVAC ventilation systems to remove CO2 from indoor air.

Carbon·Pollution·Science

HVAC carbon filter achieves 92.1% efficiency while cutting building energy costs 21.6%

Nanofiber Filter Turns HVAC Systems Into Carbon Capture Devices | KarmActive Nanofiber Filter Turns Building Vents Into Carbon Capture Devices University of Chicago develops filter that captures CO₂ with 92.1% efficiency while cutting HVAC energy costs by up to 21.66%

December 24, 2025

Air Cleaner Evidence Gap: Only 9% Of Nearly 700 Studies Tested Human Health Outcomes.

Health·Science

Air Cleaning Technologies: What Research Really Shows About Effectiveness Research Review Most Air Cleaning Devices Lack Real-World Health Evidence New research review of 672

James Watson Dies At 97 After Cracking DNA At 25 And Later Losing Honors Over “Unsupported” Claims, Institutions Say

News·Science

James Watson: DNA Pioneer Dies at 97 DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies at 97 The Nobel laureate who co-discovered DNA’s double helix structure passed

Artistic reconstruction of Yunxian man showing facial features of early human ancestor from the longi clade, with pronounced brow ridge and robust facial structure.

Archaeology·Discovery·Science

Million-Year-Old Chinese Skull Pushes Human Origins Back 400,000 Years, Challenging Evolution Timeline

Million‑Year‑Old Skull Pushes Human Origins Back 400,000 Years The Yunxian 2 cranium from central China is placed in the longi (Denisovan‑linked) group; divergence among major human lineages is placed beyond one million

Govind Tekale

October 20, 2025

Fluorescence microscopy panels comparing Alzheimer’s mouse brain tissue show more amyloid-beta deposits and stronger tau staining when lithium is deficient versus normal levels. Harvard Medical School

Discovery·Health·Science

Lithium deficiency drives Alzheimer’s: Harvard study shows compound at 1/1000th dose reverses memory loss in mice

Medical Research Could Lithium Explain — and Treat — Alzheimer’s Disease? Harvard study shows lithium loss ignites Alzheimer’s, but lithium compound can reverse disease in mice 📅 August 2025 📚 Nature Journal

Tejal Somvanshi

October 19, 2025

Person holding a magnifying glass over a white surface, symbolizing close examination and vigilance in detecting early skin changes.

Health·News·Science

Vitamin B3 Cuts Skin Cancer Recurrence by 54% When Started After First Diagnosis, Study Finds

Health • Dermatology • Prevention Vitamin B3 Shows Major Promise in Preventing Skin Cancer Recurrence A simple vitamin supplement might be the skin’s new best friend in the fight against the world’s

Tejal Somvanshi

October 18, 2025

Close-up of a person holding a plastic protein shake tumbler with a red lid outdoors

Food & Drinks·Health·News·Science·USA

Protein Powder Lead Findings: High Readings in Plants; Daily-Use Caution Still Applies

Protein Powders: Quick Lead Check & Safe‑Use Guide Short, factual, and interactive. Statements reflect testing results, company comments, and reference limits from standards bodies. What this tool covers A recent testing project

Tejal Somvanshi

October 16, 2025

Overhead view of researchers in high-vis around large sauropod footprints at Dewars Farm Quarry, Oxfordshire

Nature·News·Paleontology·Science·UK

UK 220-Metre Dinosaur Trackway: Sauropod Line At Dewars Farm—Exact Print Count And Pace Inside

Science & Environment Huge Dinosaur Trackway in Oxfordshire: A 220‑Metre Sauropod Trail at Dewars Farm Quarry A continuous Middle Jurassic footprint line (~166 million years) has been mapped at Dewars Farm, with

Govind Tekale

October 16, 2025

Aurora over a calm lake at night with green arcs reflecting on the water

News·Science·Space

Aurora Alert: NOAA says “G2 likely late Oct 16”; G1 into Oct 17—who could see lights and when

Space Weather • Geomagnetic Storm Watch Aurora Alert: Multiple CMEs May Trigger G2 Storms on Oct 16–17 (UTC) CMEs from sunspot region AR4246 (launched Oct 11–13) are forecast to reach Earth between

Karmactive Staff

October 15, 2025

Falcon 9 lifts off at night from SLC-40 for Project Kuiper KF-03, framed by four lightning towers and heavy exhaust plume.

News·Science·Space·USA

Starship Flight 11: Dual Splashdowns After ~66 Minutes, 8 Dummy Sats, “Excitement Guaranteed”

Launch & Testing Starship Flight 11 — V2 Finale With Booster & Ship Splashdowns, Starlink Deploy Demo, and Engine Relight Window opened 7:15 p.m. EDT (2315 GMT) on Oct 13 at Starbase,

Rahul Somvanshi

October 15, 2025

Turtle over coral reef in Warm-waters, a scene illustrating bleaching-risk conditions linked to prolonged ocean heat.

Climate·Ocean·Science

Coral reefs pass 1.2°C tipping point at 1.4°C warming: 80% bleached, 1 billion people affected

🌊 CLIMATE SCIENCE Warm-Water Coral Reefs Pass Critical Tipping Point as Planet Hits 1.4°C Warming 📅 October 13, 2025 🔬 160 Scientists 🌍 23 Countries 🏛️ 87 Institutions Warm-water coral reef seascape—an

Rahul Somvanshi

October 15, 2025

Clinician in blue scrubs holding a patient’s hand in a hospital bed

Business·Health·News·Science

Huntington’s: FuRST 2.0 targets early function; AMT-130’s 3-year percent is inside

Health • Patient-Centered FuRST 2.0 for Huntington’s: early daily changes, made measurable Interactive explainer and quick market context on QURE from your supplied text. FuRST 2.0 is a patient‑reported outcome measure built

Tejal Somvanshi

October 14, 2025

One of the burials at the Neolithic site of Tell Halula, Syria—human remains interred beneath a house floor, reflecting shared funerary rites for locals and newcomers.

Archaeology·Discovery·Science

Ancient Teeth Chemistry Reveals First Farming Villages Welcomed Outsiders as Equals

Scientists have uncovered new details about how the world’s first farming villages formed and connected with each other. By studying teeth from ancient remains in Syria, researchers have revealed previously invisible patterns

Govind Tekale

October 13, 2025

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