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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 04 Oct 2026, 02:17 PM IST

Scientists Identify Two New Sea Spider Species in the Pacific Northwest

Marine biologists have identified two previously unknown sea spider species off the Pacific Northwest coast, ending a nearly century-long gap in discoveries of these unusual arthropods in North American waters. The find adds to scientific understanding of deep-sea biodiversity and underscores how much of the ocean’s fauna remains undocumented.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsRecently

Smithsonian Becomes Latest Flashpoint in Trump’s Culture War

The Smithsonian Institution has emerged as the newest battleground in President Donald Trump’s broader campaign to reshape American cultural institutions. Under mounting pressure from the administration, the museum complex now faces scrutiny that reaches beyond curation and into the politics of memory, identity and federal control.

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National Governance & PolicyRecently

Peevees Model School magazine Meraki wins first prize, to represent Malappuram at state level

Peevees Model School’s magazine Meraki has secured first prize and will now represent Malappuram district in the state-level competition, marking a notable achievement for the institution’s student-led creative work. The win highlights the continuing importance of school magazines as platforms for expression, editorial discipline and youth participation in academic life.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 01:39 AM IST

Ancient Peatland at the Heart of Climate Debate Still Growing After 43,600 Years

A vast peatland more than 43,600 years old and rising to eight metres in height is drawing fresh attention for what it reveals about carbon storage, ecosystem resilience and long-term climate stability. The site, highlighted by BBC Wildlife Magazine, underscores how some of the planet’s oldest living landscapes continue to accumulate organic matter even under changing environmental conditions.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition03 Oct 2026, 09:31 PM IST

Complex Brain Waves Offer New Clues to How the Mind Organizes Information

A new Quanta Magazine report highlights research showing that the brain’s electrical activity is far more intricate than the simple rhythms long used to describe it. The findings are sharpening scientific understanding of how neural waves may coordinate perception, memory, and cognition, with implications for neuroscience, medicine, and future brain-computer technologies.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningRecently

Markets Are Not Being Run by Rogue AIs, But by Human Incentives

A new Noema Magazine perspective argues that the current wave of artificial intelligence is not an autonomous force escaping control, but a powerful tool being deployed within familiar market structures and human decision-making. For investors, the more immediate risk is not machine rebellion, but the way AI amplifies speed, concentration, and behavioral bias across global equities.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Brain Wave Complexity Offers New Clues to Neural Function, With Implications for Climate-Tech Computing

A new Quanta Magazine report on unexpectedly complex brain waves is sharpening scientific understanding of how neural circuits process information, with potential downstream relevance for energy-efficient computing and climate technology. While the work is rooted in neuroscience, its broader significance lies in how biological systems may inspire lower-power hardware and more adaptive machine intelligence.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

A Holographic Gravity Idea Could Reshape How Scientists Think About Reality

A provocative new line of theoretical physics suggests gravity may not be a fundamental force in the way scientists have long assumed, but an emergent phenomenon encoded on a lower-dimensional boundary. The idea, explored in Quanta Magazine, does not alter climate policy or clean-energy deployment directly, but it underscores how frontier science can redefine the intellectual tools used to model complex systems, from spacetime itself to the mathematics behind energy and materials research.

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