A new contender emerges for the location of animals' magnetic sensing. We've had eyes, ears and beaks. Now a study in Germany suggests the liver https://t.co/CKG4K5LV7k via @ft
Neanderthal dentist drilled into decayed tooth more than 40,000 years before the earliest record of dentistry by ancestral modern humans. https://t.co/wjVKMTV0fo via @ft
Biology and pharma research will be early adopters of quantum computing. Studies show the potential of quantum combined with conventional supercomputing to model molecular interactions https://t.co/hvAbFyJEC7 via @ft
The exposome is emerging as a key concept in biology. It complements the genome by measuring the effect of all environmental exposures you experience from conception to death. To get a flavour, watch me talking to 3 experts at the recent AAAS in Phoenix https://t.co/j3royhfQ2G
Europe and China are launching a joint space mission to study how Earth’s magnetic field shields the planet from harmful solar radiation, a rare example of collaboration as space competition intensifies.
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Ag tech giant Syngenta is to build a $120mn crop bioscience centre in the UK -- in contrast to drug companies pulling R&D investments from the country because they dislike the government's pharma policies https://t.co/JrOCicCaGe via @ft
Looking beyond Darwin at the Future of Species. An excellent book by @AdrianWoolfson on the potential of synthetic biology to rewrite life https://t.co/ybDpmNf0Zn via @ft
I'm not confident that Nasa will return astronauts to the moon before China gets there, even after rejigging and accelerating its Artemis program https://t.co/TbRXPAsib5 via @ft
Back from @AAAS in Phoenix where scientists expressed relief at avoiding the sharpest funding cuts proposed by Trump - but lamented the other damaging effects of the administration's attempts to skew US research in their political direction https://t.co/Gj9CLcr62T via @ft
a milestone moment for ESA - the begining of a new role? European nations to fund military-grade surveillance network in space https://t.co/jkFPxM4ruR via @ft
The latest in our series about longevity companies. A sisterly enterprise seeking to stop unwanted cell death. @LinkGevity https://t.co/GZEZi2u8yf via @ft
Scientists detail Delphi-2M, an AI model trained on large-scale health records that can predict susceptibility to over 1,000 diseases decades into the future (@clivecookson / Financial Times)
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Gut guru Tim Spector moves on from popularising the human microbiome -- trillions of beneficial bacteria in our intestines -- to urge us to add a further multitude of microbes by making and eating as much fermented food as we can @timspector https://t.co/j85sh2daDe via @ft
Important new real-world evidence that AI may harm performance. @clivecookson@FT
https://t.co/o2QREpNbA2 Routine AI assistance hits skills of health experts performing colonoscopies
Experts warn the materials were causing extensive disease ‘at every stage’ of human life, ahead of UN talks on a global plastics treaty https://t.co/wcvr22EITz