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openaccessgovernment.org > when-extreme-weather-rewrites-the-soil-carbon-cycle > 214180

When extreme weather rewrites the soil carbon cycle

3+ day, 9+ hour ago   (173+ words) Published in Carbon Research, the study synthesises literature across terrestrial and aquatic interfaces to outline how compound weather disturbances jeopardise soil organic carbon storage and agricultural stability. The authors conducted a structured bibliometric and qualitative review across major databases (Google…...


openaccessgovernment.org > advanced-materials-in-healthcare-rewriting-the-rules-of-medicine > 213861

Advanced materials in healthcare: Rewriting the rules of medicine

6+ day, 8+ hour ago   (662+ words) Open Access Government Cecilia Van Cauwenberghe discusses advancements in materials science that are revolutionising healthcare technology, from generative design to dissolvable electronics and molecular diagnostics For decades, medical devices were built from a short list of trusted metals, ceramics, and…...


openaccessgovernment.org > article > marbiotechs-vision-for-the-future-of-microalgae-biotechnology > 213820

Marbiotech’s vision for the future of microalgae biotechnology

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (673+ words) Open Access Government Marbiotech’s vision for the future of microalgae biotechnology Discover how microalgae can drive environmental sustainability, human health, circular value chains, and the future blue bioeconomy Microalgae are among the most versatile biological resources for driving the…...


openaccessgovernment.org > sceintists-discover-asymmetric-diffusion-of-magnetic-skyrmions-in-simulations > 213502

Sceintists discover asymmetric diffusion of magnetic skyrmions in simulations

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (424+ words) By discovering this, it could allow for new approaches for unconventional computing and artificial intelligence hardware, The study was published in npj Spintronics on July 16, 2026, showing that the unusual movement comes from the combination of skyrmions’ unique topology and the…...


openaccessgovernment.org > mapping-cancers-genetic-drivers-sequencing-biomarkers-and-equity > 213410

Mapping cancer’s genetic drivers: Sequencing, biomarkers and equity

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (388+ words) For this Special Report, Lorna Rothery spoke to Dr Priya Hays of Hays Documentation Specialists to find out more about cancer genomics. In breast cancer, the most recognized mutations include BRCA mutations and HER2 alterations. Colorectal cancer is often affected by…...


openaccessgovernment.org > climate-change-and-nature-loss-landscape-modelling-puts-a-number-on-what-the-land-can-carry > 212822

Climate change and nature loss: Landscape modelling puts a number on what the land can carry

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (257+ words) WWF-UK treats climate and nature as a single emergency; spatial optimisation now measures how much of that ambition existing land can deliver. WWF’s Living Planet Report 2024 recorded an average 73% decline in monitored wildlife populations between 1970 and 2020, drawn from almost 35,000 population…...


openaccessgovernment.org > the-frontoparietal-cortex-researchers-reveal-deeper-workings-of-the-brains-information-hub > 213235

The frontoparietal cortex: Researchers reveal deeper workings of the brain's information hub

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (146+ words) The human brain continuously processes vast amounts of sensory input and memory signals. The frontoparietal cortex monitors incoming streams, sifting through incomplete or ambiguous data to establish a high-level summary that instructs the rest of the brain and body on…...