Science

Why a New Study on Weight Cycling Could Boost the Obesity Medications Market
Obesity medications are poised for a perceptual reset as a new Lancet review challenges the myth that yo-yo dieting causes long-term harm.

Self Location: Head or Heart Reveals Your Thinking Style
Where do you feel your self? Research shows self location in head or heart predicts thinking style and decision-making flexibility.

Bathing site designation strategy reshapes river cleanup
Bathing site designation has become a key tool to pressure water companies, with 12 of 14 inland river sites rated 'poor'.

Voronoi diagram found in Chinese money plant
The Chinese money plant's leaves form a Voronoi diagram, a geometric pattern seen in city planning and computer science.

Ancient DNA reveals ice age human migration pattern
New genomic analysis of 23 ancient individuals rewrites the timing of human dispersal across Ice Age Europe, revealing two distinct waves.

JWST carbon Europa detection reveals ocean chemistry clues
JWST's NIRSpec detected CO2 on Europa's surface, pinpointing its origin from the subsurface ocean—key for habitability.

Topological insulator room temperature breakthrough
Topological insulator room temperature breakthrough achieves lossless conduction at room temperature, overturning assumptions.

Permafrost CO2 feedback worse than thought
New study reveals Arctic permafrost releases 30% more CO2 than models predict, accelerating warming at an alarming rate.

Non-Abelian anyons caught in the act
Physicists directly observe non-Abelian anyons 5/2 Hall state, proving decades-old prediction and unlocking topological quantum computing.

Why graphene superconductivity is a nightmare for BCS theory
New experiments show graphene superconductivity persists at temperatures and magnetic fields that BCS theory says impossible, upending condensed matter physics.

JWST detects carbon molecules on Europa
JWST finds CO₂ on Europa's surface, hinting at subsurface ocean chemistry and potential habitability.
