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Global Team Releases Most Complete Human Pangenome and Maps 175,000 Structural Variants

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This Surprising Ancient Reptile Had a Colorful, Corrugated Sail on Its Back. New Research Suggests It Was Used to Communicate

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A 247-million-year-old fossil from a German natural history museum reveals the secrets of MirasauraPaleontology See the Story

Study Finds AI-Created Music Triggers Greater Emotional Arousal than Human Compositions

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Generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) is transforming the world of creativity, and music is no exception. A study recently published in PLOS One, explores a key question: Can AI-generated music produce the same emotional responses as human-composed music in audiovisual contexts?Music · Barcelona See the Story

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Der Beitrag News der Woche 25.07.2025 erschien zuerst auf wissenschaft.de.Science · Germany Read Article

Baltic Sea in a Colour Rush

Like a huge watercolor, a colourful carpet spreads over the Baltic Sea: turquoise-coloured streaks permeate the deep blue of the water, forming spirals, vortices and flowing patterns, as if an artist had dripped pigments on a wet canvas with a loose hand. However, the spectacle does not originate from the studio, but from nature itself: Zu [...] The contribution Baltic Sea in the colour rush appeared first on wissenschaft.de.Science · Germany Read Article

The Start to Life

Some are left to themselves with a nourishing yolk in the egg, others are allowed to develop well protected in the mother's body. Nature has developed very different strategies for the formation of a next generation. By Bettina Wurche A fruit fly mother lays up to 400 eggs on a mature banana. Already one day later, [...] The post The start into life first appeared on wissenschaft.de.Science · Germany Read Article

Do You Know How Many Stars There Are?

For example: "Is Fermi's source 4FGL J1824.2+1231 a transition millisecond pulsar?" This is, by the way, the title of a true scientific publication from 2025, and if you are interested, the answer is "most likely yes." However, with other questions, it is not so easy to find out whether it is [...] The article Do you know how many stars are there? first appeared on wissenschaft.de.Science · Germany Read Article

Forests with Randomly Arranged Tree Species Are More Productive

The way in which different tree species are distributed in a forest influences their productivity, as biologists have found out. Thus, trees generate more biomass and decompose more carbon when the tree species are randomly mixed. Trees planted in blocks, on the other hand, grow worse. The researchers therefore recommend that when afforestation is carried out, trees are as confused as possible or in rows of alternating [...] The article Forests …Science · Germany Read Article

Fossilized Nervous System Points to Ocean Origins for Spiders and Relatives

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A new analysis of an exquisitely preserved fossil that lived half a billion years ago suggests that arachnids—spiders and their close kin—evolved in the ocean, challenging the widely held belief that their diversification happened only after their common ancestor had conquered the land.Space · Benton Harbor See the Story

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