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At the «Science 0+» festival, RAS Academician Alexandra Buzhilova stated that the diet of ancient Denisovans included hamsters, bats, and large animals such as bison, wild horses, deer, wolves, foxes, woolly rhinoceroses, and mammoths. According to her, the Denisovans’ diet differed significantly from that of modern humans.
#DenisovaCave #ancientpeople #Thescience #scientificdiscoveries #paleontology
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to French chemist Henri B. Kagan of the University of Paris-Sud and Japanese chemist Kenso Soai of the Tokyo University of Science. They were awarded the prize for the discovery of nonlinear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said.
#Thescience #NobelPrize #pharmaceuticals #France #Chemistry #Japan
An international team of scientists led by Frank Postberg from the Free University of Berlin found that Enceladus «sorts» substances from its subsurface ocean before ejecting them into space. According to the authors, this could make it easier to search for rare compounds, including organic matter, in future missions to Saturn’s moon.
#Space #Thescience #scientificdiscoveries #Saturn #Enceladus
Scientists at Perm National Research Polytechnic University (PNRPU) have developed an AI system that identifies companies at high risk of bankruptcy with 94.45% accuracy one year before it occurs. This was reported by the university's press service.
#bankruptcy #ArtificialIntelligence #Thescience #financialcrises
American molecular biologists reported that the APOE4 mutation associated with Alzheimer’s disease contributes to damage to brain blood vessels. According to the researchers, pericytes in the vessel walls more often turn into myofibroblasts, which is linked to the accumulation of beta-amyloid.
#Alzheimersdisease #geneticmutations #medicine #Thescience #scientificdiscoveries
Biologists from Germany and the United States found a new species of amoeba — Incendiamoeba cascadensis — in the hot springs of Lassen Volcanic National Park in California. In the laboratory, it grew and divided at 63 degrees and survived five minutes submerged in water heated to 70 degrees.
In Western Siberia, a partial skeleton of an Elasmotherium — an ancient rhinoceros called the «Siberian unicorn» — was discovered. The find was handed over on September 22 to the collections of the Paleontological Museum of Tomsk State University.
#archeology #prehistoricanimals #WesternSiberia #Thescience #PaleontologicalMuseum #paleontology #NorthernKazakhstan #TomskStateUniversity #Elasmotherium
Researchers at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden reported that TORCH infections contracted during pregnancy are associated with more than a threefold increase in a child’s risk of autism. According to their data, these children were also more likely to be diagnosed with intellectual developmental delays.
#TORCHinfections #autism #pregnancy #infectiousdiseases #medicine #Thescience #scientificdiscoveries #Sweden
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced the successful launch of the country’s first imaging satellite, designed to operate in geosynchronous orbit. The GSLV F-17 launch vehicle placed the EOS-05 into its planned orbit.
The 36th Ig Nobel Prize ceremony took place in Zurich, Switzerland. The laureates were the authors of studies on snake bites, cockroach milk, kissing, nose-blowing, and «splash-free urinals».
Scientists at Lomonosov Moscow State University will study the approach of Earth to asteroid Apophis, which will pass at its closest distance to the planet in April 2029. This was reported on September 1 during a ceremonial lecture for first-year students in the Main Building of MSU by Rector Viktor Sadovnichy.
Sperm whales release bubbles to stay almost at the surface while sleeping, researchers from the University of St Andrews in Scotland and the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland found. The study, published on July 23, 2026 in the Journal of Experimental Biology, explains how the animals maintain a vertical resting position.
Measures that can protect European cities from extreme heat are well known to scientists, governments, and business alike. Many of them are already working successfully in individual countries and cities. But why do these solutions still remain the exception rather than the rule?
#Analytics #business #Globalwarming #state #europe #heat #catastrophe #Climate #Thescience #urbanism
According to the most optimistic estimates, the total audience of popular science publications in Russia is only about 6 million people. That’s roughly 4% of the population. And this market in Russia today, it seems, is experiencing a crisis.
#Analytics #UnitedKingdom #west #acrisis #Thescience #society #Russia #market #USA #censorship
The surge of interest in artificial intelligence in Russia is happening against a backdrop of intense stress: people barely had time to recover from the pandemic before new problems arose—war and the state’s brazen intrusion into private life. At the same time, psychological help remains expensive: from 2,000 rubles per session in the provinces and several times more in the capital. There are still few qualified specialists, and in small towns and villages, often none at all.
#GPTChat #OpenAI #Analytics #business #lifeinRussia #ArtificialIntelligence #Research #Thescience #psychology #servicesector #chatbots
This year’s Nobel Prize in Economics was shared between economic historian Joel Mokyr and the creators of the «creative destruction» model, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt. And this is good news for those who fear that AI will destroy humanity or that China will conquer the world. For Russia, the laureates’ works contain an answer to why a country with talented scientists and engineers is lagging behind in this race.
#Gazprom #europe #innovations #ArtificialIntelligence #capitalism #China #Thescience #NobelPrize #Russia #stagnation #USA #Economy
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