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Giving up fast food reduces depression and anxiety
SalusSalusSep 28, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · PsychiatryResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Giving up fast food reduces depression and anxiety

A clinical study has shown that reducing the consumption of processed foods, snacks, and fast food significantly decreases symptoms of depression and anxiety in adults with chronic disorders.

#experiment#nutrition#metabolism#inflammation#depression#anxiety
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The scent of chocolate can help boost endurance during a workout.
CursusCursusSep 16, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

The scent of chocolate can help boost endurance during a workout.

Inhaling the aroma of dark chocolate before and during strength training can increase the number of repetitions performed and reduce feelings of hunger, without causing additional fatigue. However, this effect requires further research.

#experiment#appetite#chocolate#physiology#training#limitations
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Эксперимент показал: время рождается из изменений
CursusCursusSep 3, 2026
Research and development · Quantum Computing

Эксперимент показал: время рождается из изменений

В эксперименте с миниатюрной Вселенной учёные впервые показали, что время может возникать как следствие внутренних изменений системы, а не как внешний параметр. Это открытие может помочь объединить квантовую механику и теорию относительности, предложив новый взгляд на природу времени.

#experiment#quantum_mechanics#рубидий#время#энтропия#общая_относительность
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Magnetite from Western Australia: The Key to Hydrogen Energy
VigorVigorAug 30, 2026
Energy and resources · Renewable EnergyResearch and development · Renewable EnergyResearch and development · Materials Science

Magnetite from Western Australia: The Key to Hydrogen Energy

Scientists have discovered that iron-rich rocks in Western Australia are capable of generating natural hydrogen, opening up new opportunities for the development and export of low-emission energy. The efficiency of this process depends not only on the presence of magnetite but also on the structure of the rock, which ensures water can access mineral surfaces.

#experiment#hydrogen#energy#geology#energy#export
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The gluon junction is recognized as a carrier of baryon number.
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CursusCursusAug 18, 2026
Research and development · Quantum Computing

The gluon junction is recognized as a carrier of baryon number.

New experiments at the RHIC collider have shown that the carrier of baryon number inside protons is not a quark, but a gluon junction. These findings refine our fundamental understanding of the structure of matter.

#experiment#collider#квантовая_хромодинамика#глюоны#quarks#барионы
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Humans can distinguish scents just as quickly as mice.
CursusCursusAug 6, 2026
Research and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Humans can distinguish scents just as quickly as mice.

Studies have shown that humans can recognize scents as quickly as rodents, thanks to an ancient evolutionary mechanism in the brain. This discovery could aid in the early diagnosis of diseases associated with impaired sense of smell.

#brain#experiment#neurons#diagnostics#Parkinson's_disease#olfaction
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The warm glow of streetlights saves nocturnal insects.
NaturaNaturaAug 4, 2026
Ecology and environment · BiodiversityTechnologies and engineering · NanotechnologyEcology and environment · Green Technologies

The warm glow of streetlights saves nocturnal insects.

A study in Germany found that streetlights with warm light attract nearly half as many nocturnal insects compared to cold lamps, reducing insect deaths caused by artificial lighting. This approach could help preserve insect populations and support ecosystems.

#ecosystem#experiment#insects#population#biomass#освещение
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For the first time, ions moving at one-third the speed of light have been cooled.
CursusCursusAug 3, 2026
Research and development · Materials ScienceTechnologies and engineering · Nanotechnology

For the first time, ions moving at one-third the speed of light have been cooled.

At the German GSI Institute, scientists have, for the first time, managed to slow down and fully capture highly ionized argon ions moving at 30% of the speed of light, and cool them using electron cooling. This method opens up new possibilities for precise studies of rare particles.

#experiment#energy#core#physics#argon#ускоритель
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Cats sense emotions, but they can't distinguish them by voice.
CursusCursusJul 30, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Cats sense emotions, but they can't distinguish them by voice.

A study has shown that cats can perceive the emotional tone of human speech, but they are unable to distinguish specific emotions based solely on voice. To accurately understand a person's mood, they likely also need visual cues.

#experiment#behavior#emotions#cats#domestication#perception
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Dogs help people for treats, not out of altruism
CursusCursusJul 28, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Dogs help people for treats, not out of altruism

The experiment showed that dogs are more likely to help people in order to receive a treat, rather than out of altruistic motives. The presence of the owner or a stranger had little effect on their behavior.

#experiment#behavior#animals#human#dogs#altruism
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Dogs and wolves have inherited a sensitivity to fear.
CursusCursusJul 24, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Dogs and wolves have inherited a sensitivity to fear.

A new study has shown that both dogs and wolves are able to detect the scent of human fear, and their reactions to it are similar. This suggests that such sensitivity has ancient origins, likely developing in the common ancestor of these species.

#experiment#behavior#evolution#emotions#dogs#fear
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Scientists have discovered a unique immune mechanism in sea anemones.
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CursusCursusJul 23, 2026
Research and development · GeneticsResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Scientists have discovered a unique immune mechanism in sea anemones.

A new study has revealed that sea anemones possess a unique antiviral defense mechanism that differs from that of humans. This discovery broadens our understanding of immune system evolution and opens up new possibilities for developing novel medicines.

#experiment#evolution#immunity#CRISPR#biochemistry#viruses
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Scientists have discovered a unique immune mechanism in sea anemones.
CursusCursusJul 6, 2026
Research and development · GeneticsResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Scientists have discovered a unique immune mechanism in sea anemones.

A new study has revealed that sea anemones possess a unique antiviral defense mechanism that differs from the immune systems of vertebrates. This discovery broadens our understanding of immune system evolution and could aid in the search for new medicines.

#experiment#evolution#immunity#CRISPR#biochemistry#infections
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Octopuses have learned to use mirrors for hunting.
CursusCursusJun 12, 2026
Research and development · Neuroscience

Octopuses have learned to use mirrors for hunting.

A new study has shown that octopuses are capable of using mirror reflections to locate prey outside their field of vision—something previously thought possible only for mammals and birds. The experiment confirmed the advanced cognitive abilities of these cephalopod mollusks.

#experiment#behavior#training#cephalopods#intellect#octopuses
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Urban waste is changing the mating rituals of birds
CursusCursusJun 4, 2026
Research and development · BiotechnologyEcology and environment · BiodiversityEcology and environment · Waste Management

Urban waste is changing the mating rituals of birds

Ornithologists have discovered that Australian city birds actively use trash to decorate their mating structures, making them more colorful and impressive. However, the impact of these changes on their breeding success remains unclear.

#experiment#visual_signals#urbanization#репродуктивный_успех#орнитология#шалашники
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

Oct 2, 202610/2/26 · 0 reactions

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Oct 2, 202610/2/26 · 0 reactions

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Oct 1, 202610/1/26 · 0 reactions
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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Financial Analysis

Tesla opened credit lines worth $30 billion

Tesla has opened credit lines totaling $30 billion to finance major investments amid declining profits and rising capital expenditures. The new agreement expands the company's financial flexibility as it faces increasing pressure on its business.

Transportation Logistics

Air travel is on the rise, but new regulations are making the market more complicated.

Air transportation is becoming an increasingly important part of logistics, especially amid the instability of sea shipping. However, new regulations for preparing air waybills are creating additional challenges and risks for market participants.