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Research News Tohoku University

Unleashing Potential: Vagus Nerve Stimulation Tunes Brain Blood Vessels, Enhances Learning

Do you ever feel like sometimes you can master a new dance step almost immediately, while other times you struggle to nail it despite repeated practice? This might be due to skill or effort, but also to something less obvious: whether the brain is in a state that allows learning to take hold. The brain does not learn in isolation from the rest of the body. Signals from internal organs continuously

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Legal experts consult community on bail laws

For its review of the Bail Act 1985 (SA), the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI) is now commencing its community engagement, including visits to towns in regional South Australia, to seek input from interested parties and individuals.

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Research News University of California San Diego

Wildfire Losses Have Lasting Economic Consequences for Homeowners

A new National Bureau of Economic Research from the University of California San Diego shows that wildfire damage can have long-term economic consequences for households, resulting in income losses, relocation of residents as well as slow rebuilding for several years after a fire.

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A Summer of Learning by Doing

UC San Diego's Qualcomm Institute hosted three summer internships in semiconductors, game design and AI, giving students hands-on, workforce-ready skills.

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Every Breath You Take Has a Unique Impact on the Brain

A new study led by researchers at the University of California San Diego shows that the brain does not simply respond to breathing as a steady rhythm. Instead, the detailed shape of each individual breath is closely linked to the shape of neural activity in brain regions.

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Kauffman Foundation Invests in UC San Diego Research on Small Business Funding Gaps

The University of California San Diego has received a grant of more than $1 million from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to support a national research project examining how entrepreneurs access financing during the earliest stages of the small business lending process.

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Researchers Develop Method to Tell Authentic Artifacts from Fakes

A research team at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography found a way to distinguish the magnetism that clay materials acquire over time from the magnetism those materials acquired the day they were made, giving museums everywhere a chance to detect fake artifacts.

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Research News University of British Columbia

Snakes in an egg all coil in the same direction. Scientists think they’ve learned why.

A new study suggests this twist arises from how the rapidly growing spine develops around the gut, offering fresh insight into one of nature’s most unusual body plans.

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Can mRNA vaccines transform cancer treatment?

Dr. Pieter Cullis breaks down how cancer vaccines work and what they could mean for the future of cancer care

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Research News University of Alabama in Huntsville

Two students make history with first-ever AACE award sweep, spotlighting career opportunities at UAH

AUG 31, 2026 | Julie Jansen From left: UAH mascot Charger Blue; Brian Niswonger, a senior majoring in kinesiology; Joshua Kolby a 2026 aerospace engineering graduate; UAH President Dr. Don Leo, UAH President; and Dr. Dave Puleo, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. Michael Mercier | UAH Brian Niswonger, a senior majoring in kinesiology, was named the AACE Intern of the Year, while Joshua Kolby, a 2026 aerospace engineering graduate, was named AACE Co-op of the Year. The stu

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Research News Chinese Academy of Sciences

研究人员在高压下发现首个二维范德华重费米子超导体

重费米子超导通常发生在近藤杂化与RKKY长程磁有序竞争的量子临界点附近，是研究量子临界涨落驱动非常规超导配对的重要载体。降低晶体结构维度，量子涨落便会增强，若在二维范德华材料中实现重费米子超导，将为研究维度调控的量子临界行为和非常规超导机制提供理想平台。而二维范德华重费米子体系非常少见，近期发现的范德华层状重费米子金属CeSiI为此带来契机。该材料在常压下具有近藤相干态和长程反铁磁序，但超导电性尚未被发现。

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Research on the direction of mRNA delivery has made progress

脂质纳米颗粒（LNP）是信使核糖核酸（mRNA）等核酸药物的重要递送载体，其体内传输行为高度依赖表面界面性质。聚乙二醇（PEG）修饰可提高LNP稳定性并促进其跨越生物屏障，但会削弱颗粒与细胞的相互作用，降低细胞摄取和胞内递送效率。由于LNP在体内运输与细胞递送阶段对表面性质的需求并不相同，传统静态PEG修饰难以兼顾，形成了制约递送效率提升的“PEG困境”。

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食品废弃物转化为单细胞蛋白和油脂技术研究获进展

As residents' daily living standards continue to improve, the demand for high-quality protein in farming and other fields has increased significantly, and the supply is insufficient. At the same time, urban food waste production is large, and traditional disposal processes have high carbon emissions, low resource conversion efficiency, and high energy consumption. The protein supply gap and the problem of food waste disposal are superimposed, and there is an urgent need to build efficient and coordinated resource solutions.

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Progress in research on three-dimensional magnetic reconnection and fine structure of solar flares

磁重联普遍发生于日冕、恒星冕、行星磁层、吸积盘及实验室等离子体等磁化等离子体系统，是解析太阳与恒星大气磁能积累和爆发释放的关键物理过程。磁重联导致磁能快速释放，转化为等离子体的动能和热能。目前，二维磁重联过程的认识已较为清楚，三维磁重联仍认知不足。

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Research on the controllable preparation and micro energy storage application of two-dimensional boride

Two-dimensional transition metal borides have broad application prospects in the field of electrochemical energy storage due to their unique electronic structure, high conductivity and rich surface chemical properties. Molybdenum boride (MoB) can be obtained by selectively etching away the aluminum (Al) layer in layered molybdenum aluminum boron (MoAlB). However, this method often faces problems such as incomplete removal of Al and re-stacking of MoB layers after etching, making it difficult to fully peel off the two-dimensional nanosheets. This will reduce the available surface area of ​​the material and prevent electrolyte ions from entering the interlayer active sites, thus restricting the performance of MoB in high-rate energy storage devices.

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Research News University at Buffalo

UB technology wins two prestigious R&D 100 Awards

The invention offers a quick, reliable way to measure recycled plastic content in commercial products.

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Staff turnover and financial reporting

Management study finds that a firm’s accounting department turnover may contribute to lower financial reporting quality.

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