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How China wields rare earths as a strategic weapon
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How China wields rare earths as a strategic weapon

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China's grip on rare earths — vital for smartphones, EVs and military tech — has left the US, Europe and India vulnerable. Until global supplies increase, Beijing wields great power over the West's critical industries. ...See the Story
An Overview of Contemporary Theories of Ageing
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An Overview of Contemporary Theories of Ageing

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Ageing is a complex biological process whose underlying mechanisms remain contentious. Nonetheless, due to an ageing global population and the rising incidence of age-related diseases, understanding why we age is one of the most important scientific questions of our time, with profound medical implications. Here, I explore the fundamental nature of the ageing process and provide an overview of modern mechanistic theories. I critically examine tw…See the Story
Zombie Classic ‘Dying Light’ Gets Huge Ten-Year Anniversary Update
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Zombie Classic ‘Dying Light’ Gets Huge Ten-Year Anniversary Update

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The developers behind Dying Light have celebrated the zombie parkour’s tenth-anniversary with a huge update. READ MORE: ‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ review: one hell of a good time Dying Light was originally released in 2015 with a sequel Dying Light 2: Stay Human following in 2022. Dying Light: The Beast is due to launch later this year but before that, developers have launched a huge update for the original. The “Retouched” version of Dying Light fe…See the Story

Large asteroid heading towards Earth and will pass on July 11

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The 700-metre wide object is being tracked by scientistsUnited Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

Experimental Demonstration of Breakeven for a Compact Fermionic Encoding

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Solving the Fermi–Hubbard model is a central task in the study of strongly correlated materials. Digital quantum computers can, in principle, be suitable for this purpose, but have so far been limited to quasi-one-dimensional models. This is because of exponential overheads caused by the interplay of noise and the non-locality of the mapping between fermions and qubits. Here we use a trapped-ion quantum computer to experimentally demonstrate tha…Spain · SpainSee the Story

Stanisława Nikodym, a Practically Unknown Topologist

Stanisława Nikodym was the first Polish woman to obtain a doctorate in mathematics. She was in 1925 at the University of Warsaw. Married to renowned mathematician Otto Nikodym, she collaborated and relied on numerous researches. However, the work done by Stanisława in the field of topology is practically unknown. Stanisława Liliental (1916). Source: University of Warsaw ArchivesI / Fair use / Wikimedia Commons Her childhood and youth Stanisława …Warsaw, Poland · WarsawRead Article

Richard Wagner, Chromatic Riddles and Soundtracks

The opera The wandering Dutchman sounds when the neurotic character played by Woody Allen in “Misterious Murder in Manhattan” (1993), comes out of the Metropolitan Opera House in the middle of the performance, waiting for his partner the famous phrase: I can’t hear so much Wagner – you know – I feel like invading Poland. It’s one of the smartest scripts and dialogues of Woody Allen’s best films, but we must say that the most important soundtrack…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Natural Landscape Management Protected From the Diapiro De Añana

What do a spectacular landscape, a millennial fossil and an abandoned quarry have in common? They are all part of the geological heritage, a testimony of the history of the Earth with a great scientific, educational, cultural and aesthetic value, and the basis of the natural heritage. However, their importance remains little appreciated. To bring the different approaches of the geological heritage to society, on March 26, 27 and 28, the fifth ed…Basque Country · Basque CountryRead Article

Saliva analysis could reveal risk of developing cancer, heart disease or Parkinson's using molecular markers

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A research team led by the University of the Basque Country has identified hundreds of molecular markers in saliva that could reveal the risk of a person developing major diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and neurodegenerative diseases. Their results, published in npj Genomic Medicine, lay the foundation for the development of a powerful, non-invasive tool for early diagnosis and precision medicine.Cancer · Basque CountrySee the Story

Arrival and Calculation of Variations

In 2016, the heptapods descended on their immense ships to the surface of the Earth and forced a humanity incapable of communicating with each other to do so with a completely different species... at least in the cinema. Shortly after their premiere, The arrival was won, in its own right, a place in virtually all the lists of best science fiction films. And it had all the ingredients necessary for it to be so: first contact with an advanced alie…SpeciesRead Article

Trees Can Help Us Predict Volcanic Eruptions

NASA satellites could detect changes in vegetation from space before the eruption of a volcano. Image: Jeff Schmaltz / MODIS / NASA Ten percent of the world's population lives in areas susceptible to volcanic hazards. Without going further, I myself write these letters in the shadow of the great Teide peak, from an island that houses more than a hundred volcanic cones. Those living under its slopes face expelled rocks, tons of dust and magmatic …NASA · Canary IslandsRead Article

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