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Nature research paper: Drought and disease trigger novel interactions among top predators go.nature.com/486FgyW

Drought and disease trigger novel interactions among top predators

Nature - Climate-driven drought and prey decline triggered lynx predation on raptors, reducing raptor fitness and abundance and producing cascading effects across lower trophic levels.

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Nature research paper: Additive manufacturing of ultralong and architected single crystals go.nature.com/486Y0hT

Additive manufacturing of ultralong and architected single crystals

Nature - A free-form additive manufacturing method that uses alternating and pulsed heat inputs is described for fabricating metre-tall, centimetre-diameter single crystals of Ti-6Al-4V, as well as...

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Nature research paper: Enzyme-embedded polyesters for accelerated biodegradation in the deep sea go.nature.com/483lUea

Enzyme-embedded polyesters for accelerated biodegradation in the deep sea

Nature - Near-complete deep-sea degradation of enzyme-embedded compostable polyesters shows that thermal enzyme embedding greatly accelerates breakdown across marine environments while preserving...

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Nature research paper: The anatomy of a personal health agent go.nature.com/4Bl56wH

The anatomy of a personal health agent

Nature - A multi-agent framework that coordinates data science, medical reasoning and health coaching over longitudinal wearable and clinical data to provide holistic personal health support is...

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This week on the pod: 🧂 How salt marshes could protect coastal regions from super-storms 💀 Putting a face to the Denisovans go.nature.com/4i0pY4H

Scientists put a salt marsh in a giant wave-machine: here's what they learned

Nature - Hear the biggest stories from the world of science | 21 October 2026

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“We are finally starting to put a face to the Denisovan” go.nature.com/4dSoW8B

This is what the mysterious Denisovans looked like

Nature - Archaeologists identified skulls from China as belonging to this group of ancient human relatives.

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Scientists have mapped one of the most mysterious parts of the human brain in unprecedented detail go.nature.com/4zIRwSb

Huge mapping study reveals how your brain tracks what your body is feeling

Nature - Signals in the insula region, deep in the brain, can make people feel hot, tingly and nauseous.

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Physicists trap and cool down positron for months to measure its 'magnetic moment' with extraordinary precision go.nature.com/4dPtuwr

A single antimatter particle in a cage opens door to 'revolutionary' physics

Nature - Physicists trap and cool down positron for months to measure its 'magnetic moment' with extraordinary precision.

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Nature research paper: Engineered TYK2 dependence enables myeloid-selective IL-10 receptor agonism go.nature.com/4hYEp87

Engineered TYK2 dependence enables myeloid-selective IL-10 receptor agonism

Nature - A tetravalent nanobody-based myeloid-selective IL-10 receptor agonist recapitulates IL-10’s potent suppression of monocytes, macrophages and dendritic cells while avoiding...

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Some of the richest people in history are using charitable donations to explore fresh approaches to funding scientific research go.nature.com/4jyUzrq

How a new wave of science philanthropists can have the greatest impact

Nature - Tech entrepreneurs are bringing an engineer’s eye to research funding. They must be open about their findings to reap maximum benefit.

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Money from the world’s increasingly prosperous technology entrepreneurs has been flooding into biomedical research. Is it changing how science is done? go.nature.com/4sfUkDV

How tech billionaires are disrupting biomedical science

Nature - Money from the world’s increasingly prosperous technology entrepreneurs has been flooding into biomedical research. Is it changing how science is done?

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Evidence grows for ‘circadian depression’ go.nature.com/3UgaX5N

Body clock disruptions contribute to one in four cases of depression, suggests large study

Nature - Evidence grows for ‘circadian depression’, but more evidence is needed to change diagnosis and treatment guidelines.

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Nature research paper: Elp1 is required for myeloid differentiation and brain repopulation go.nature.com/4jtnqgN

Elp1 is required for myeloid differentiation and brain repopulation

Nature - Primary cultured haematopoietic stem and progenitor cells are used to analyse the molecular mechanisms of brain myeloid differentiation, and this platform enabled the identification of...

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Despite a possible plateau in global greenhouse-gas emissions last year, average temperatures are set to hurtle past 2 °C go.nature.com/4ByihdU

Global emissions slow — but world hurtles towards 2 °C of warming

Nature - The United Nations’ latest climate report is a stark reminder that limiting warming to the safest levels is now likely out of reach.

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Nature research paper: Modelling mouse embryogenesis from chemically induced totipotent stem cells go.nature.com/4ym0dAE

Modelling mouse embryogenesis from chemically induced totipotent stem cells

Nature - A mouse embryo model derived from chemically induced totipotent-like stem cells progresses through key developmental milestones, including gastrulation, embryonic axis formation,...

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Can a human survive in a whale’s belly? Can a glowing jellyfish work as a torch? Nature speaks to researchers about the science behind the new film Whalefall. go.nature.com/4ivh8My

Can a human survive in a whale’s belly? The science behind the thriller Whalefall

Nature - Nature spoke to marine and anatomy specialists about the ‘modern-day Jonah’ film. Warning: spoilers ahead.

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Palaeontologists have trained a model on fossil records, then used it to reconstruct a timeline of changes in Earth’s biodiversity over hundreds of millions of years in unprecedented detail. go.nature.com/4z2aq6H

Vast new fossil record challenges story of Earth’s ‘big five’ mass extinctions

Nature - An artificial-intelligence model trained on nearly four million fossils suggests that three of the extinction events might have happened more gradually than previously thought.

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Record-breaking avalanches and floods are signs of things to come. Scientists must evaluate and respond to growing risks in mountain regions go.nature.com/3Uxwzux

Nepal’s disaster is an urgent wake-up call

Nature - Record-breaking avalanches and floods are signs of things to come. Scientists must evaluate and respond to growing risks in mountain regions.

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Movement can expose camouflaged prey, yet whether colour patterns help moving prey to avoid capture is a long-standing puzzle. Butterfly wings might offer an answer go.nature.com/4hTAafo

Butterfly wing patterns make motion hard to read

Nature - Movement can expose camouflaged prey, yet whether colour patterns help moving prey to avoid capture is a long-standing puzzle. Butterfly wings might offer an answer.

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Nature research paper: Competing mechanisms toughen bcc binary and medium-entropy alloys at 20 K go.nature.com/4joBI2c

Competing mechanisms toughen bcc binary and medium-entropy alloys at 20 K

Nature - The mechanical properties of medium-entropy alloys at 20 K show a plateau in tensile yield strength and fracture toughness as a function of temperature, with no apparent ductile-to-brittle...

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