Can Brain Stimulation Make Us More Generous? New Study Says Yes

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Synchronized electrical pulses to frontal and parietal regions increased altruistic behavior in laboratory experiments, raising profound questions about the neural basis of morality February 15, 2026 Is generosity a matter of moral character—or simply a question of how well different parts of your brain communicate with each other? A groundbreaking study published this week suggests …

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‘Inside-Out’ Planetary System Challenges Everything We Thought We Knew About Planet Formation

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Astronomers discover a rocky world where a gas giant should be, forcing scientists to reconsider fundamental theories February 15, 2026 An international team of astronomers has discovered a planetary system 116 light-years from Earth that breaks one of the most fundamental rules of planet formation, potentially upending decades of established scientific understanding about how solar …

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Dell Debuts 52-Inch 6K ‘Productivity Behemoth’ and New OLED Pro Display at CES 2026

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JANUARY 5, 2026 – Dell unveiled a pair of high-end monitors at CES 2026 on Monday, headlined by an expansive 52-inch curved 6K display designed to serve as an all-in-one command center for financial, engineering, and data science professionals. The new Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor is positioned as a niche but powerful tool. With a sweeping …

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Aditya-L1 Mission’s First Science Call: Indian Researchers Can Now Propose Solar Observations

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What This Means for Indian Solar Science The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has opened a historic opportunity for India’s research community to directly shape solar observations from the Aditya-L1 mission. This first “Announcement of Opportunity” invites scientists across India to submit proposals for targeted observations using India’s first dedicated solar space observatory. Key Details …

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Saturn-Sized Rogue Planet Discovered Drifting Alone in Space

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Astronomers confirm a Saturn-mass rogue planet using microlensing. Learn how this starless world was found and what it reveals about galaxy wanderers. Astronomers have confirmed the discovery of a rogue planet with Saturn’s mass, drifting alone through interstellar space. Published in Science, this finding offers the first direct measurement of a free-floating world, moving it from …

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Rhinovirus Causes Pneumonia in Adults: New Evidence

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New research confirms rhinovirus, the common cold virus, can cause serious pneumonia in adults. Learn about the symptoms, risks, and implications. For decades, doctors considered the human rhinovirus (HRV) a minor nuisance. Best known as the main cause of the common cold, it was rarely blamed for serious lung disease. A groundbreaking new study now …

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New Computational Method “Fast-Tracks” Drug Discovery

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Kolkata, India – In a significant leap for computer-aided drug design, scientists have developed a novel algorithm that can dramatically accelerate the simulation of one of pharmacology’s most critical yet elusive processes: how a drug molecule detaches from its target protein. The open-source software, named PathGennie, was developed by researchers at the S. N. Bose National Centre …

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Cosmic Curtain Lifts: JWST Catches Hidden Organic Chemistry in Young Planet-Forming Disk

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Bengaluru, India – In a dramatic cosmic event that unfolded 350 light-years away, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has witnessed the sudden collapse of a protective wall in a young star’s disk, revealing a hidden reservoir of complex organic molecules considered key precursors to life’s chemistry. The star, T Chamaeleontis (T Cha), is a Sun-like …

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