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“Smart” nanoparticles light up glioblastoma cells during surgery and destroy leftovers afterward. In mice, this fully prevented recurrence.

A study found mycotoxins in all 212 plant-based meat and drink alternatives tested from UK shelves – most levels below EU limits, though.

Light-activated drugs let blind mice perceive light again – with no gene therapy or implants. Two compounds worked as simple eye drops.

A magnetar provides the first hints of “vacuum birefringence” – a quantum effect Heisenberg predicted nearly 90 years ago. Study published in Nature.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy S26 FE: Exynos 2500, 6.7-inch AMOLED at 120Hz, 4,900 mAh battery. From 799 euros in Europe, on sale early September.

NASA demonstrates GPS-free satellite navigation with “FALCON”: onboard cameras identify other objects in orbit to determine the craft’s own position.

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launches on 30 August 2026 aboard a Falcon Heavy – roughly nine months ahead of its original schedule.

The world’s largest solar telescope reveals tiny plasma whirlpools on the Sun. They may explain why the corona is so hot.

A new JWST study shows early galaxies contain far more small stars – making them three to four times more massive than assumed.

A Japanese team is testing a drug meant to grow new teeth. The first clinical phase in humans is complete, with no serious side effects reported.