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Scientists Discover Plastic‑Eating “Pac‑Man” Enzyme Offering Hope for Pollution Control

A new enzyme—dubbed the “Pac‑Man enzyme”—has been identified that enables bacteria to break down plastic materials that normally persist for decades. The discovery, reported on Oct. 16, 2026, shows the enzyme can rapidly degrade several biodegradable plastics in…

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Quantum‑Scale “Atomic Steps” Direct Superconducting Vortices, Paving Way for Ultra‑Efficient Power Devices

Researchers have shown that nanometer‑scale steps—just a single atom high—can act as a one‑way track for quantum vortices in superconducting materials. By guiding these vortices, the team achieved motion that is over 1,000 times faster in one direction,…

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New “Pac‑Man” Enzyme Offers Hope for Plastic Pollution Solution

Researchers have identified a novel enzyme, nicknamed the “Pac‑Man enzyme,” that enables certain bacteria to break down common plastic polymers. The discovery, reported in October 2026, highlights a natural biochemical pathway that could be harnessed for large‑scale plastic…

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Natural soy‑derived compound LPC70 shields memory and behavior from excess salt

A study published on October 18, 2026 reported that high dietary salt not only raises blood pressure but also impairs memory and social interactions. Japanese scientists identified a soy‑derived molecule, LPC70, that counteracts these brain‑damaging effects. The researchers demonstrated that…

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AI‑Powered Chemistry and Plasma Antennas Redefine Climate and Communications

In a breakthrough announced on Oct. 13, 2026, researchers employed artificial intelligence to map nearly ten‑thousand chemical pathways that can convert carbon‑dioxide into fuels, uncovering reactions that conventional models missed. This hidden shortcut could dramatically improve the efficiency of…

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AI uncovers hidden chemical pathways to convert CO2 into fuel

Scientists have applied artificial intelligence to map almost 10,000 chemical reactions that can transform carbon dioxide into useful fuels and chemicals, revealing previously unknown pathways that traditional models failed to predict. This breakthrough dramatically improves the accuracy of…

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AI uncovers hidden chemical routes to turn CO₂ into fuel

A new artificial‑intelligence‑driven study has mapped almost ten thousand chemical reactions that can convert carbon dioxide into useful fuels and chemicals, revealing pathways that previous models missed. This breakthrough dramatically improves the ability to predict CO₂ conversion efficiency and…

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AI uncovers thousands of hidden reactions to turn CO2 into fuel

A new artificial‑intelligence analysis has identified almost 10,000 previously unknown chemical reactions that can convert carbon dioxide into usable fuels and chemicals. By mapping these pathways, researchers dramatically improved the accuracy of CO2‑conversion predictions and revealed an unexpected…

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Tiny Injectable Device Offers Wire‑Free Control of Nerves to Combat Chronic Pain

A seed‑sized, wireless implant that modulates nerve activity without surgery, batteries, or wires has been demonstrated in early trials, promising a paradigm shift in chronic‑pain and movement‑disorder therapies. The technology’s wire‑free, external power source could simplify treatment, reduce…

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Tiny Injectable Device Offers Wire-Free Control of Nerve Activity

A new seed‑sized, wire‑free device that can be injected into the body and powered wirelessly from outside promises to revolutionize how chronic pain and movement disorders are treated. Unlike conventional implants, this technology requires no surgery, batteries or…

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