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Researchers found that the San Andreas Fault is slipping faster than was previously thought. This new research finding was reported by researchers at San Jose State University.

Researchers at San Jose State University found that the San Andreas Fault is slipping faster than previously thought.

A skeleton found in a Scottish castle displayed injuries that looked like those sustained from a car crash. Researchers believe the young man was actually killed by a long-feared siege weapon, which was noted to be more powerful than a typical catapult.

A team of researchers in Idaho is investigating the possibility of using subsurface dams as a unique solution. They are exploring whether these structures could effectively save runoff water for when it is urgently needed.

Researchers have discovered a threat actor named 'Jewelbug' APT that is conducting cyber espionage and financially motivated theft. This investigation revealed hackers-for-hire operating these activities from a single Web panel, demonstrating dual motives for state espionage and cryptocurrency theft.

Unregulated use of peptides has raised alarms among researchers. Consumer demand for experimental peptides has exploded over the last decade, driven by social media hype and a growing distrust of public health guidance.

The unregulated use of peptides has raised alarm among researchers. Over the last decade, consumer demand for experimental peptides has exploded. This rise is attributed to social media hype and a growing distrust in public health guidance.

Every crime scene contains hidden microbial clues. Researchers are now determining what bacterial traces can reliably reveal and whether this evidence will be admissible in court.

Karnataka's Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar emphasizes leveraging AI, nanotechnology, and quantum technologies to drive future growth. He called on researchers, industry leaders, startup founders, and academicians to collaborate on converting scientific discoveries into impactful societal and commercial solutions.

Researchers state that up to 95% of younger women at higher risk of developing breast cancer are being missed by current checks. The article questions the effectiveness of existing breast cancer screening methods.

Researchers developed a new tool to trace AI-generated videos back to their source, aiming to promote industry collaboration on enhanced protective measures.

Researchers are observing age-related cancers more frequently in younger people. A new study suggests this may be due to younger generations aging faster than previous generations.

In the Pakistani fishing settlement of Rehri Goth, about 1 in 4 babies are born prematurely. Researchers are working to determine ways to reduce this high rate.

Google rolled back a new AI feature in Google Earth that allowed users to generate visualizations over satellite imagery after researchers and open-source intelligence experts raised concerns about disinformation risks. The company cited policy violations linked to shared generated imagery as a reason for the rollback.

Scientists have discovered a new species of blind cavefish in an Alabama cave system. The fish, nicknamed 'demon' cavefish, was found in one of the most studied cave systems in the state.

Researchers warn that underwater oxygen loss is threatening Earth's stability. The article highlights concerns about declining oxygen levels in oceans and their potential global impacts.

Researchers are studying methods to grow Japanese rice in Hawaiʻi. The article notes that rice is a necessity for most locals, though the quantity consumed may be surprising.

Orcas in the Gulf of California have been filmed teaming up to smash dead sunfish to pieces. Researchers in a new study are speculating on the reasons behind this behavior.

Researchers discovered evidence of a black hole being ejected from its galaxy, and now scientists have an explanation for this phenomenon.

Police removed prominent scientists from an ADA meeting, prompting responses from the research community. The incident is discussed in an article with a comments thread on Hacker News.

Himachal Pradesh farmers are using a stolon-based harvesting method developed by researchers to sustainably cultivate the IUCN-listed endangered Himalayan herb Kutki, creating a new income source. This approach helps conserve the medicinal herb while supporting local farmers' livelihoods.

Video shows orcas smashing fish, which might be a method to assist younger orcas in feeding or for their own amusement, as suggested by researchers.

Galaxy, a crypto firm, has committed up to $5 million to prepare Bitcoin for potential quantum computing threats. The initiative responds to warnings from researchers, exchanges, and the U.S. government that 'Q-Day'—when quantum computers could break current encryption—may occur by 2030.

Dealerships installed alarms in millions of vehicles and left them in place even if buyers declined them. Researchers warn these devices can be hacked to unlock, track, and disable cars.

Chinese police scientists used artificial intelligence to infiltrate and monitor the dark web, a network known for encrypted communications and anonymous routing that facilitates illegal activities. The breakthrough involved decoding underground content, with progress noted from both Chinese and foreign researchers.

A study found that AI advice caused people to become three times less accurate while making them twice as confident in their answers. The research highlights how reliance on AI can suppress critical thinking and lead to overconfidence in incorrect responses.

The article discusses nine types of procrastination identified by researchers, highlighting how these behaviors can reflect deeper personality traits and noting that procrastination is not always negative.

The Department of Defense, under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has introduced a policy to test testosterone levels in troops during annual check-ups, targeting older service members and allowing younger ones to opt in. Researchers criticize the policy, citing concerns over potential health risks for young servicemen and lack of evidence that testosterone treatment improves performance or longevity in men under 50.

Sotheby’s auction of a T. rex fossil has raised concerns that private buyers are outbidding museums for fossils, hindering researchers' ability to study the past. The trend is seen as problematic for advancing scientific understanding.

Researchers found that applying an electric field to certain ceramic materials can increase heat conduction by nearly threefold in a specific direction. This discovery could lead to more efficient cooling technologies and energy-saving devices.

Researchers warn that AI agents could be manipulated into downloading malicious code by exploiting hallucinations, the same errors that lead chatbots to make mistakes. This vulnerability could turn AI agents into botnets.

A study found that generative AI platforms provide inconsistent or biased personal finance recommendations, suggesting users should not rely on them for such advice.

The article lists 20 restricted locations and explains the methods scientists, researchers, and military personnel use to access them.

Researchers have found that thousands of arthritis patients may have an undetected deadly lung disease. The study highlights a potential hidden health risk among individuals with arthritis.

Wild, swarming honeybees in Honolulu are causing concern for some, but researchers view the phenomenon as an indicator of positive environmental health. The article highlights differing perspectives on the bee population's growth.

Bumble bees surprised researchers by developing a novel method to access a hidden reward without prior instruction. The finding contributes to evidence suggesting these insects are more intelligent and adaptable than previously assumed.

Researchers are beginning a study of two possible treatments for the Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo as the situation worsens.

Researchers are launching an expedition to the North Atlantic to survey two legendary shipwrecks associated with iconic 19th-century polar explorers. The mission aims to study the wrecks, which hold historical significance tied to these explorers.

Scientists have created 'cyborg' cockroaches capable of breathing underwater for hours. These bionic insects could be used in aquatic search and rescue missions, as stated by the researchers.

Researchers have discovered that there are millions more insect species than previously estimated. Scientists now believe the number ranges between 14 and 30 million, surpassing the earlier estimate of six million.