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Yale researchers identify potential osteoarthritis treatment using epilepsy drugResearchers at Yale have found that the epilepsy drug lacosamide can help reverse cartilage damage in osteoarthritis by blocking a protein involved in both pain signaling and cartilage destruction.NewScience1 sources · 11 evidence2026-10-08 21:52
General Fusion Achieves World-First Fusion Milestone with Low-Speed CompressionGeneral Fusion, a publicly listed fusion energy company, has reached 1 keV in its Magnetized Target Fusion technology, a world-first milestone using low-speed compression. The company says this method is more practical and cost-effective than other approaches.NewScience1 sources · 29 evidence2026-10-08 21:15
NASA and SpaceX schedule CRS-35 cargo mission for no earlier than Oct. 13NASA and SpaceX are targeting Oct. 13 or later for the Falcon 9 launch of a Dragon spacecraft carrying more than 6,300 pounds of cargo and research to the International Space Station. The mission is also slated to deliver the final pair of solar arrays for the station and return a failed Canadarm2 joint and other equipment for analysis; the second document duplicates the first.NewScience2 sources · 1 primary · 9 evidence2026-10-08 04:17
Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for solving mystery of molecular handedness in lifeHenri Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering how tiny asymmetries in molecular handedness can be amplified to produce overwhelmingly one-handed molecules, explaining how life's homochirality could emerge. Their work showed that chiral catalysts can nonlinearly amplify small imbalances, enabling near-exclusive production of one mirror-image form.NewScience2 sources · 10 evidence2026-10-07 14:05
WHO recommends lifestyle changes over GLP-1 drugs for child obesityThe World Health Organization endorsed diet, exercise, and counseling over weight-loss drugs for younger children, citing safety and long-term effectiveness concerns. GLP-1 drugs may be considered for adolescents aged 10 to 19 after supervised interventions fail.NewHealth Policy1 sources · 2 evidence2026-10-07 16:15
New Satellite Data Reveal Flaws in River ModelsA study led by Colin Gleason at the University of Massachusetts Amherst uses NASA’s SWOT satellite to identify where river models are accurate and where they are flawed, highlighting significant issues with modeling dammed rivers, arid regions, and Arctic rivers.NewScience1 sources · 9 evidence2026-10-07 05:40
Pilot study finds new biological pathways in sickle cell painA small pilot study by Rutgers University researchers found differences in blood proteins between people with high and low levels of pain from sickle cell disease, suggesting previously unknown drivers of pain and potential new strategies for treatment.NewScience1 sources · 7 evidence2026-10-07 04:40
Fusion Energy Company Xcimer Energy Receives $30.5 Million DOE AwardXcimer Energy, a Denver-based fusion energy company, received an additional $30.5 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, bringing the total to $39.5 million. The funding is part of the Milestone-Based Fusion Development Program and will help accelerate the company's work on laser fusion technology.NewScience1 sources · 10 evidence2026-10-07 03:58
NASA Launches Lunar Grounding Challenge for ESD MitigationNASA is initiating the Lunar Grounding Challenge to find solutions for safely discharging astronauts from high charge buildup during EVAs in the lunar South Pole, offering up to $150,000 in prizes.NewScience1 sources · 1 primary · 7 evidence2026-10-07 02:22
NASA’s Webb Reveals Stellar Jets in Nebula NGC 7129NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured detailed images of a stellar nursery, revealing stars and protostars in different stages of development, including the central star LkH(alpha) 234 and the impact of stellar outflows on the surrounding gas.NewScience Technology3 sources · 1 primary · 12 evidence2026-10-06 21:00
New 2-in-1 Approach Captures Toxic Metals and Recovers Rare Earth Elements from WastewaterResearchers from IIT Gandhinagar, University of Cambridge, and University of Birmingham developed a protocol using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) to capture toxic metals and recover rare earth elements from wastewater, published in Nature Protocols.NewScience1 sources · 12 evidence2026-10-07 01:50
New nonopioid approach disrupts protein interaction to reduce neuropathic painResearchers at Boston Children's Hospital have discovered a novel mechanism to reduce neuropathic pain by disrupting the interaction between sodium channel Na V 1.8 and the scaffolding protein ankyrin-G, leading to the development of nonopioid therapeutics by Mimetic Medicines.NewScience1 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-06 23:00
Two Studies Link Elevated Ear Protein Levels in Blood to TinnitusTwo studies by UConn Health researchers link elevated levels of the ear protein prestin in blood to tinnitus, a common hearing disorder, suggesting a potential biomarker and drug target.NewScience1 sources · 3 evidence2026-10-06 23:20
Blocking RGS4 protein could lead to new chronic pain treatmentsResearchers at Boston University found that blocking the RGS4 protein in sensory nerves could help return the nervous system to a normal state, potentially leading to new treatments for chronic pain that interrupt the biological processes causing pain to persist.NewScience1 sources · 3 evidence2026-10-07 02:00
NASA's SpaceX Crew 12 to undock from ISS and return to EarthNASA's SpaceX Crew 12 is scheduled to undock from the International Space Station on Oct. 7 and splashdown off the coast of California on Oct. 8, marking the end of their eight-month mission.DevelopingScience1 sources · 33 evidence2026-10-07 02:15
Astronomers Discover Possible Second-Generation Planet Around White DwarfAstronomers using NASA Hubble data have found evidence of a second-generation planet around the white dwarf star HS 0209+0832, suggesting planets can form from the remnants of their host stars.NewScience1 sources · 1 primary · 2 evidence2026-10-07 00:09
Francis Halzen awarded 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for IceCube neutrino observatory contributionsThe 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Francis Halzen for his decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin. The observatory, a cubic-kilometer array of light sensors embedded in Antarctic ice, enables detection of neutrinos from distant cosmic sources.DevelopingScience9 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-06 17:49
NIST achieves quantum entangled photon transmission over 62 kilometersThe United States NIST successfully transmitted quantum entangled photons over 62 kilometers using existing fiber infrastructure.StableScience1 sources · 4 evidence2026-10-06 04:00
NASA Tests New Ice Detection Technology for Supercooled Large Droplet IcingNASA is testing new ice detection probes in its Icing Research Tunnel to better understand and address supercooled large droplet icing, a rare but dangerous aviation hazard.StableScience1 sources · 1 primary · 6 evidence2026-10-05 23:27
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to optogenetics researchers; Roche licenses Alector’s brain drugThe Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to scientists for their work in optogenetics, while Roche licensed Alector’s AL050 enzyme replacement therapy for Parkinson’s disease and other brain disorders.StableScience2 sources · 7 evidence2026-10-05
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology unveils HoreKa 2 supercomputerThe Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) has unveiled HoreKa 2, a 33 petaflops supercomputer, to support research in climate, new materials, particle physics, energy, mobility, and AI.StableScience1 sources · 7 evidence2026-10-05 21:40
Scientists Achieve 90% Indistinguishable Photon Pairs for Quantum CommunicationResearchers from universities of Basel, Ruhr, and Paderborn have generated photon pairs that are 90% identical using biexciton decay in semiconductor quantum dots, a significant step forward in quantum communication.StableScience Technology1 sources · 5 evidence2026-10-05 20:21
Scientists discover a human brain gene with jumping abilityScientists have found a human brain gene, BC200, that retains the ability to move around the genome while serving an important role in brain cells. It was found embedded in a human poxvirus, suggesting it may have jumped from infected skin cells.StableScience1 sources · 3 evidence2026-10-05 18:06
ESA selects neXat, Telesat, & Colt for $1.68m CableShield to backup subsea cable infrastructureThe European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded a €1.5 million contract to neXat, Telesat, and Colt to develop a system for detecting and rerouting subsea cable interruptions using satellite backup.StableScience1 sources · 6 evidence2026-10-05 18:30