A new study reveals a surprising mechanism that might be behind the beneficial effects of NAD+ in preclinical models of Alzheimer’s [1].
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Not every part of a DNA sequence gets translated into a protein. Each sequence consists of exons, which are included in the final RNA transcript, and introns, which are thrown away.
Elon Musk just made a bold announcement that could completely redefine Tesla’s future — but almost no one noticed. At the 2025 Tesla Shareholder Meeting, Elon revealed a deeper vision that goes far beyond cars. From AI and humanoid robots to clean energy and automation, Tesla is positioning itself as the driving force behind humanity’s next great leap.
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The results showed that participants who more strongly endorsed pseudoscientific beliefs tended to report a higher frequency of meaningful coincidences in their lives. They were also more likely to attribute these coincidences to non-random causes, such as destiny or a universal connection, rather than to chance. Among the explanations offered for coincidences, “pure chance” was the most commonly endorsed, but those who selected this option tended to score lower on the pseudoscience measure.
Participants also displayed a general bias toward avoiding repetition when simulating randomness, selecting fewer repeated outcomes than chance would predict. This repetition avoidance was particularly evident in the coin toss task. Importantly, those who more strongly endorsed pseudoscientific beliefs were also more likely to show this bias, especially in the coin task. This suggested a link between belief in pseudoscience and a distorted sense of what a random sequence should look like.
When the researchers looked at all the variables together, they found that two factors independently predicted higher endorsement of pseudoscientific beliefs. The first was how often participants explained coincidences with non-chance causes. The second was how strongly they avoided repetition in the coin task. These two cognitive tendencies—seeking causal explanations for coincidences and misunderstanding randomness—each appeared to contribute separately to belief in pseudoscience.
Over the past decades, quantum physicists and engineers have developed numerous technologies that harness the principles of quantum mechanics to push the boundaries of classical information science. Among these advances, quantum memories stand out as promising devices for storing and retrieving quantum information encoded in light or other physical carriers.
To be viable for real-world applications, quantum memory must deliver both high efficiency and high fidelity. In other words, they should be able to store and retrieve most of the input quantum information —typically over 90%—and ensure that a recovered state closely matches the original one.
Notably, most previously proposed strategies to develop efficient quantum memories were found to produce undesired random fluctuations (i.e., noise). These fluctuations could in turn degrade quantum information, reducing the system’s fidelity.
The expression of CD4 and CD8 co-receptors defines two distinct T cell populations with specialized functions. While CD4+ T cells support and modulate immune responses through different T-helper (Th) and regulatory subtypes, CD8+ T cells eliminate cells that might threaten the organism, for example, virus-infected or tumor cells. However, a paradoxical population of CD4+CD8+ double-positive (DP) T cells challenging this paradigm has been found in the peripheral blood. This subset has been observed in healthy as well as pathological conditions, suggesting unique and well-defined functions. Furthermore, DP T cells express activation markers and exhibit memory-like features, displaying an effector memory (EM) and central memory (CM) phenotype.
The universe’s expansion may actually have started to slow rather than accelerating at an ever-increasing rate as previously thought, a new study suggests.
“Remarkable” findings published today in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society cast doubt on the long-standing theory that a mysterious force known as ‘dark energy’ is driving distant galaxies away increasingly faster.
Instead, they show no evidence of an accelerating universe.
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In this kickoff episode, cognitive scientist Joscha Bach explores consciousness as a coherence-forming learning process, argues for a computational view of mind, and outlines why machine consciousness should be treated as a testable hypothesis rather than a slogan. He discusses the California Institute for Machine Consciousness, contrasts today’s “idiot-savant” AI with developmental intelligence, sketches futures from universal basic intelligence to post-human infospheres, and offers frank advice to new researchers on pursuing bold, technically grounded work.
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