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American in Kabul Says State Dept. Handing Out Blank Visa Copies, Could Be Golden Ticket for Sleeper Cell
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— Aug 30, 2021
The Biden administration’s long series of unforced errors just keeps on growing. Former FBI Special Agent Kenneth Gray, who worked in the bureau’s counterterrorism division, warned that terrorists in Afghanistan, posing…
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Hyundai Hope on Wheels expands cancer survivorship scale
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— Aug 16, 2026
A broad push in cancer research has driven pediatric survival gains through substantial funding and FDA-approved therapies, while public understanding of survivorship remains mixed and the long-term needs of survivors persist. At the same time, preclinical work combining radiopharmaceuticals with CAR T-cell therapy shows promise for neuroblastoma, and specialized fellowships in Canada are expanding clinical and translational opportunities in lung cancer research.
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Proton shuttle boosts triplet energy transfer efficiency
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— Jul 22, 2026
Researchers led by Kaifeng Wu report a proton shuttle-assisted triplet energy transfer (PS-TET) mechanism, where transient proton movement between phenol and pyridine facilitates rapid spin-triplet energy transfer from ZnSe quantum dots to surface dyads, with proton tunneling contributing to temperature-stable transfer. The work suggests PS-TET can be tuned to boost energy flow for catalysis and photonic devices or suppressed to improve solar cells and lasers, and could influence design of energy-storage systems such as quantum batteries.
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Researchers Reveal 3D Genome Folding Linked to Alzheimer's Brain Changes
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— Jul 23, 2026
Multiple studies from CMU, Pitt, and UW connect Alzheimer's pathology to changes in the genome’s 3D architecture, linking genome folding to gene activity with advanced techniques like GAGE-seq and the Hicformer AI model to map these changes in brain tissue. Additional work highlights age-related genome regulation shifts, including microglial turnover and blood-brain barrier cell decline, alongside a mid-stage drug trial where an anti-tau therapy showed potential to slow cognitive decline, underscoring 3D genome remodeling as a core facet of disease and aging beyond amyloid and tau alone.
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Washington State’s Supreme Court Just Struck Down A Voter-Backed Pro-Natural Gas Measure
Paris Apodaca · 4 min · 1h
