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- Ant Brains Repurpose the Chemistry of Hunger for CaregivingA new study in Nature finds that two ancient appetite-regulating molecules also determine whether a clonal raider ant nurses larvae or leaves the nest to forage.
- A Chromatin Map of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia Sharpens Prognosis and Points to Tailored TreatmentBy profiling the epigenome of more than 1,500 patients, an international team sorted this aggressive blood cancer into 16 biologically distinct subgroups that genetics alone had missed.
- A Shared Reference Map Lets Scientists Compare Cells Across the Tree of LifeAn AI foundation model called UCE places 36 million cells from eight species into a single biological space, letting researchers annotate new data without retraining.
- A Smarter Electrolyte Points Lithium-Metal Batteries Toward Longer LifeA Nanjing University team reports an additive that engages only at the electrode surface, letting high-energy lithium-metal cells endure hundreds more charge cycles.
- A Material That Routes Heat and Remembers the SettingAn international team has built a layered device that can decide which way thermal radiation flows, switch that behaviour on or off, and hold the setting even after the power is cut.