Understanding Phase Transitions in Rolling Shapes: Cylinders and Spheres
Quick Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has published its Volume 122, Issue 10 in March 2025. A key focus from the issue highlights research on
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Quantum Breakthrough: Unveiling Giant Oscillations in Heat Transport of Low-Density Metals
Quick Summary: Researchers have observed giant quantum oscillations in the thermal conductivity of the Dirac semimetal ZrTe5. These oscillations are four orders of magnitude larger than previously seen phenomena. The
Framework Unveiled for Interpretable Neural Learning Using Local Information Theory
Speedy Summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has published Volume 122, Issue 10, in March 2025. A particular study in this edition addresses the learning goals
Advancing Gene Therapy: Unlocking Axolotl Nervous System Potential with Adeno-Associated Viruses
Quick summary The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published Volume 122, Issue 10 in March 2025. The research emphasizes the importance of amphibians in understanding tetrapod phylogeny
Physics Reveals How the Inner Ear Detects Faint Sounds
Quick Summary Traffic noise exposes drivers to various sound frequencies-from low-frequency engine hums to high-pitched sirens. The ear processes these sounds, but scientists lack a full understanding of the inner
Alaska’s Mount Spurr Shows Signs of Imminent Eruption
quick Summary Mount Spurr, an active volcano in southcentral Alaska, is displaying signs of an impending eruption, including elevated gas emissions, increased earthquake activity, and ground deformations. Volcanologists have recorded
Saturn Gains 128 New Moons, Likely Born from Ancient Collisions
Quick Summary Saturn now has 274 recognized moons, the most of any planet in the solar System, following the finding of 128 new moons by astronomers. These newly discovered moons
Prehistoric Mammals Thrived with Dark Fur Advantage
Swift Summary Study Details: New research published in Science reveals that early mammals, from the Mesozoic era 150 million years ago, had uniformly dull, dark fur. Evolutionary Advantages: This dark
How Iguanas Crossed Oceans to Colonize Fiji Millions of Years Ago
Quick Summary Research shows iguanas may have traveled 5,000 miles from western North America to Fiji, marking the longest transoceanic dispersal by a terrestrial vertebrate. Genetic studies found that Fiji’s
Chiral Semiconductor Films Achieve Circularly Polarized Electroluminescence
Quick Summary Researchers reported green circularly polarized luminescence (CPL) in a chirally ordered supramolecular assembly. The study demonstrated 24% dissymmetry using triazatruxene (TAT). This breakthrough advances current organic light-emitting diode
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