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Drawing on case studies and first-hand accounts, this @Palgrave title forces us to re-think the notion that we now live a “post-gay era” in which coming out no longer matters and reframes coming out as a lifelong, relational, and identity-shaping process: https://t.co/L827MlUbWR

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#OnThisDay, millions around the world welcome the Islamic New Year. Marking the beginning of the Islamic lunar calendar, it is a time for reflection, renewal, and remembrance, rooted in the historic Hijra. Wishing peace and meaning to all observing. 🌙✨

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Butterflies in the Heliconius genus have evolved lifespans three times longer than their close relatives, with some living up to nearly one year, say findings in @NatureComms. They could potentially represent a new model to study extended longevity: https://t.co/epQHKDswXo

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Scientific American today announced its inaugural Young American Scientists list, recognizing 28 exceptional early-career researchers whose work is shaping the future of science and society.

Meet the next generation of visionaries here: https://t.co/9SYBwyJYjz

@sciam #ECRs

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#OnThisDay, we mark International Biotechnology Day. Celebrated on June 16, it highlights the power of biotechnology, from advancing medicine and agriculture to shaping how we understand life itself. A field where science continues to transform our world. 🧬

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Felix Gunawan, assistant professor at University of Toronto and co-affiliate group leader at University of Münster, was born and raised in Indonesia but moved to Canada during high school. @NatureCellBio spoke to him about his journey: https://t.co/Ps9lK4F84K

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Medication dispensing patterns in England shifted during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an analysis of national primary care dispensing data from more than 52 million people published in Nature Health: https://t.co/jdMQ1SIlbG

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An intracortical brain–computer interface (BCI) that enables long-term, independent speech-based communication and computer use in an individual with severe paralysis is reported in @NatureMedicine: https://t.co/Wqa0eGr9Vb

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Nature's #ScientistAtWork photo competition is a celebration of the striking and colourful work that scientists do around the world.
From sky to sea, check out the top images from this year's competition: https://t.co/UoDqZ0QDA8

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Publishing a book can increase your visibility, credibility, and recognition by bringing together years of research into a single, comprehensive work. To get started, submit your book idea and we’ll match you with an editor.

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Vincent Gouttebarge played professional football in France and the Netherlands for more than a decade before retiring in 2007 and concentrating on a medical-research career. He now raises awareness about mental health in professional football: https://t.co/o15VuqLukZ

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#OnThisDay in 1864, Alois Alzheimer was born. We celebrate the psychiatrist and researcher whose work first identified the disease that now bears his name, deepening our understanding of the human brain and neurological disorders.

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On Thursday, the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off. This tournament could be the most high-tech yet. Nature asked a football-journal chief about emerging trends in the sport, from AI tools to PhD students embedded with teams: https://t.co/bIgjEPcyEh

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Reproducibility starts with openness.

Sharing research protocols and methods openly helps others validate and build on your work.

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One of our top-rated posts on @altmetric this past week was published open access in @NatureNeuro. You can read 'Induction of cortical on/off periods in awake mice fulfills sleep functions' here: https://t.co/8sbcanrWY2

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@NatureComms The authors suggest it could offer a fast, reliable tool for quality control in the coffee industry, without the need for complex or time‑consuming analysis.

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A new way to test coffee could take the guesswork out of flavour. Research published in @NatureComms describes a quick electrochemical method that can measure both the strength and roast of black coffee in seconds.

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@NatureComms The test can distinguish between coffees that look similar and even have comparable dissolved‑solid readings but differ in flavour.