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Environment & Climate
Who Eats Whom is mapping the invisible architecture of global ecosystems through the power of citizen science
The traditional academic model of the food chain, often simplified in textbooks as a linear progression from primary producer to…
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Environment & Climate
The Climate Reserve: A Strategic Response to the Systematic Dismantling of American Environmental Science
The recent, sweeping transformation of the federal scientific landscape has sent shockwaves through the global research community. Following the commencement…
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The Silent Climate Threat: Understanding the Science, Sources, and Global Impact of Methane Emissions
Methane, a colorless and odorless hydrocarbon, has emerged as the most critical focal point in the international effort to curb…
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Beyond the Classroom Food Chain: How Citizen Science is Mapping the Complexity of Life on Earth
The simplified food chains taught in primary school curricula—the rat consuming garden crops, the ermine preying upon the rat, and…
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Environment & Climate
The Climate Reserve Initiative: A Private Sector Lifeline for Displaced Federal Environmental Science
The landscape of American scientific research underwent a profound transformation last year, marked by a seismic shift in federal priorities…
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Rethinking Overdiagnosis: New Analysis Challenges Long-Standing Estimates in Breast Cancer Screening
Breast cancer screening has long been a cornerstone of public health policy, yet it remains one of the most debated…
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This “rare” autism-linked genetic disorder may be far more common than scientists thought
A landmark study spearheaded by researchers at the Seaver Autism Center for Research and Treatment at Mount Sinai has fundamentally…
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Environment & Climate
The New Science of Crowdsourcing Ecosystem Complexity Through the Who Eats Whom Platform
The traditional food chain model taught in elementary science classrooms—a simplified, linear progression of predator and prey—often fails to reflect…
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New Research Reveals Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Prevalence Is Significantly Higher Than Previously Estimated
New research conducted by scientists at the Seaver Autism Center for Research and Treatment at Mount Sinai suggests that Phelan-McDermid…
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Magnetic bacteria hold the key to extended longevity by suppressing cellular decay through the inhibition of ferroptosis
Researchers led by Professor An Xu at the Hefei Institutes of Physical Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have…
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