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Antarctic sea ice expansion and changes in ocean circulation work together to sequester carbon and reduce the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere during glacial climates, according to a new study. @eapsMIT scim.ag/3UbfmXG
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Cells make toxic metabolites every minute they’re alive. How do they survive them?
In our @ScienceAdvances paper, we report that NRF2 coordinates the defences against genotoxic formaldehyde and ferroptosis resistance by regulating SLC7A11 (xCT)👇
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Researchers have developed a multiplexed and implantable fiber sensor that monitors the bloodstream for real-time levels of sodium and potassium, two electrolytes that regulate important bodily functions like heart rhythm and fluid balance. scim.ag/3W0Iu4r
Researchers have found that forecasts starting from La Niña conditions were able to predict El Niño events up to a year in advance over 70% of the time. scim.ag/4BkreHw
A new “digital twin” framework shows that two out of nine FDA-approved drugs have the potential to treat preterm labor. scim.ag/4jtldBT
Reduced activity in the brain’s beta waves may be a neural marker for schizophrenia, according to research involving 25 patients. scim.ag/4zdOPrK
A new device can detect scents and transmit them between people across distances, with the potential for long-range transmission.
It marks another stage in the development of human-machine interfaces: enabling the sharing of smell. scim.ag/3W2F4hw
Researchers have developed a single-cell–level digital twin to simulate how different treatments can alter maternal immune pathways and affect the time to labor of individual patients.
Learn more this week in Science Advances: scim.ag/4k8o4Ap
ALT Illustration of a digital twin modeling different potential outcomes to preterm birth treatments. Credit: Clara Leibenguth
Vitamin D binding protein derived from the neurons of the ventral hippocampus of mice participates in the pathogenesis of stress-induced depression, marking it as a potential therapeutic target for major depressive disorder. scim.ag/4im47oo
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the October 2025 Research Article "The design and reconstructible history of the Mayan eclipse table of the Dresden Codex.” scim.ag/4hYawoi
By modeling the impacts of the Kikai-Akahoya eruption on the Jomon foraging communities then occupying the Japanese archipelago, researchers found evidence of both population collapse and increase in different communities after the catastrophe. @er_crema scim.ag/47TqdbT
Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the August 2023 Research Article "FOXA1 O-GlcNAcylation–mediated transcriptional switch governs metastasis capacity in breast cancer.” scim.ag/3TSL7Vm
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We show how correcting GRIN lens aberrations transforms MINI2P performance, revealing sparse HD coding in sensory thalamus!
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Coexposure to heatwaves and air pollution from landscape fires has been increasing globally over the past 2 decades, according to a new analysis. scim.ag/4dEcPf6
Bacteria can escape viral predators by collectively swimming along chemical gradients, which allows the population to outpace the spreading infection, according to a new study. @TheSquishyLab @Caltech @Princeton scim.ag/4im5B1W
Breast milk antibodies show broad antiviral activity and protect mice against influenza, according to new research. scim.ag/4ymmEWq
Muscle stem cells build a shield out of the glycoprotein Fibrillin-1 to stay dormant and protected from unusual growth factor signaling, depletion of the stem cell pool, and progressive decline in muscle function. scim.ag/4zyp0lZ
Burial data in ancient China reveal inequality’s deep roots before the rise of states, according to a new study. scim.ag/4yny5xf
Researchers have designed a supramolecular thermistor that can detect subtle temperature fluctuations under extremely cold conditions and demonstrated real-time thermal mapping for robotic thermal perception. scim.ag/4i6GcIy
New archaeological discoveries at Shég’ Xdaltth’í’, a 13,800-year-old base camp site in interior Alaska, may provide evidence for a trans-Beringian cultural link with other sites to the west. scim.ag/4zsSBgH
ALT The image displays a collection of various stone tools and artifacts arranged in a grid on a black background. Each tool varies in shape and size, with some large and flat, while others are pointed or more triangular. A scale is visible below the artifacts for size reference.