For decades, a diagnosis of thyroid cancer often carried with it not just fear of the disease itself, but the looming burden of radioactive iodine treatment—days in isolation, the nausea,…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Dying Cancer Cells Hold the Secret to a Powerful New Vaccine
In a quiet lab nestled in the heart of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, a remarkable discovery is breathing new hope into one of medicine’s fiercest battles—keeping aggressive cancers from coming…
New Study Reveals Northern Africa’s Rainfall Stayed Steady During Early Human Evolution
In the dusty annals of human prehistory, there has long been a prevailing tale: that the drying of northern Africa millions of years ago transformed lush savannas into arid landscapes,…
Glass Bottles Shed More Microplastics Than Plastic Ones, Surprising French Study Finds
In a revelation that upends conventional wisdom, a new French study has found that drinks sold in glass bottles—long considered the gold standard for purity and sustainability—contain significantly more microplastics…
Scientists Capture Heat Flow at the Atomic Level for the First Time
In a discovery that could transform the future of microelectronics, a research group led by Gao Peng at the International Center for Quantum Materials, School of Physics, Peking University, has…
The Placenta May Hold the Secret to the Evolution of the Human Brain
In the quiet chambers of pregnancy, where mother and fetus are tethered by a single lifeline, a secret evolutionary drama may have unfolded. According to a groundbreaking hypothesis proposed by…
Octopus Arms Can Taste Rotten Food and Bad Eggs Through Their Suckers
In the dark, hidden crevices of the ocean floor, where sight is often of little use, a quiet evolutionary marvel has been at work. The octopus, that enigmatic and eerily…
Scientists Capture How Human Embryos Fight Off Bacteria Before Birth
In a groundbreaking study that reads like a microscopic battle saga, scientists have filmed—for the first time ever—how human and zebrafish embryos, still just days old, defend themselves from bacterial…
New Global Study Reveals Mosquitoes Change Their Diet Based on Environment
In a discovery that could reshape how we track and battle mosquito-borne diseases, an international team of scientists has found that mosquitoes are far more adaptable in their feeding habits…
The Most Beautiful Fish in the World Are Found Where Reefs Are Best Protected
In the crystalline waters of coral reefs, where sunlight dances on iridescent scales and colors burst forth in every hue imaginable, lies a truth as old as humanity itself: beauty…
Scientists Turn Dog Urine into Powerful Healing Stem Cells
In a quiet lab tucked inside Osaka Metropolitan University, a team of veterinary researchers has taken a dramatic step toward the future of regenerative medicine—not for humans this time, but…
The Surprising Secret Behind Birds’ Love for Sour Fruit
In the sun-dappled canopies of tropical forests and the windswept plains of the temperate wild, birds dart and swoop in search of fruit—some of it so sour it would make…
Deep Sea Spiders Discovered Farming Methane-Eating Bacteria for Food
In the pitch-black depths of the Pacific Ocean, where sunlight never penetrates and pressure crushes with relentless force, strange things flourish. Here, among cold seeps where methane gas silently bubbles…
Ancient Temple Unearthed in Israel Reveals Secret Rituals of Purification
TEL DAN, ISRAEL — Beneath the sun-soaked soil of northern Israel, where the River Jordan is born from crystalline springs, a whisper from the ancient world has resurfaced. In a…
Astronomers May Have Just Caught a Glimpse of Planet Nine—By Feeling Its Heat
For years, it has haunted the minds of astronomers like a ghost in the void—Planet Nine, the mysterious, massive world suspected of lurking in the frigid reaches of our solar…
The First Stars Are Speaking Through Radio Waves Across Time
In the beginning, there was darkness. And then—light. But how did it begin? Astronomers have long grappled with one of the most profound mysteries of the cosmos: how the universe…
Intense Summer Downpours Could Double in the Alps as Climate Warms
LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND – In the heart of the Alps, where jagged peaks carve into the sky and glaciers have long ruled the seasons, a new kind of storm is quietly…
Clouds Are Vanishing—And Earth Is Heating Faster Than Expected, Warn Scientists
In the vast blue canopy above us, clouds have long played a quiet but powerful role in shielding Earth from the sun’s relentless energy. But new international research warns that…
Plastic Bag Bans Are Working—But the Ocean Is Still Drowning in Plastic
It starts with a gust of wind. A thin plastic bag slips from a trash bin, flutters upward, and drifts away—a ghost of convenience destined for the sea. It doesn’t…
New Research Unveils Ocean’s Secret Carbon Gatekeepers
In the great planetary tug-of-war against climate change, Earth’s oceans serve as our most powerful and mysterious ally. Acting as a vast carbon sink, the ocean quietly absorbs gigatons of…
The Ocean Is Changing Color—and It’s Telling Us Something Deep
In the quiet symmetry of Earth seen from space, oceans have always offered a steady hue—a deep, unbroken blue stretching from horizon to horizon. But now, satellites are detecting something…