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Moderate coffee drinking associated with longer telomeres in people with severe mental disorders, but not at 5+ cups

Moderate coffee drinking associated with ...

New research in BMJ Mental Health on the Norwegian TOP cohort shows a non-linear association between coffee and telomere length in people with severe mental disorders: 3–4 cups per day are associated with longer telomeres (about five years of biological advantage), while the effect is lost at very high intake. Data are observational and require confirmation.

Triplet excitations turn on insulating lanthanide nanoparticles: narrowband NIR-II LEDs at low voltages

Triplet excitations turn on insulating ...

Researchers electrically switched on insulating lanthanide nanoparticles using triplet excitations on 9-ACA ligands: energy is transferred to 4f levels creating narrowband NIR-II emission. The first hybrid LnLEDs turn on around 5 V, cover 1000–1533 nm with very narrow FWHM, and with optimizations reach peak EQE >0.6%, with applications in biomedicine and optical communications.

New Wolf Snake Species from Great Nicobar: Indian Researchers Describe Lycodon irwini in Honor of Steve Irwin

New Wolf Snake Species from Great Nicobar: ...

An Indian team has described a new species of wolf snake from Great Nicobar. Named Lycodon irwini, in honor of Steve Irwin, it was confirmed by a combination of morphological and genetic analyses. It reveals the importance of island isolation and points to the need for urgent protection of the fragile habitats of the Nicobar archipelago. The paper published in Evolutionary Systematics on November 7, 2025, brings diagnostic tables and open data.

Historic moment for NASA: Nancy Grace Roman Telescope fully assembled and ready to hunt for dark energy

Historic moment for NASA: Nancy Grace Roman ...

NASA engineers have successfully connected the internal and external segments of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. This technological giant, equipped with a 288-megapixel camera and an advanced coronagraph, is soon embarking on a journey to explore dark energy and exoplanets. Launch is expected as early as autumn 2026, and it will bring a revolution in astronomy.

Rajesh K. Gupta reveals ambitious vision for the new school of computing, data, and AI at UC San Diego

Rajesh K. Gupta reveals ambitious vision for ...

Newly appointed Dean Rajesh K. Gupta speaks in detail about the strategic merger of the HDSI institute and the SDSC center into the unique SCIDS school at UC San Diego. Learn how this new academic institution plans to redefine modern education through three key pillars, connecting engineering with humanistic values and preparing students for a future inevitably shaped by artificial intelligence.

German scientists and ESA developed a revolutionary method for producing solar cells for space using inkjet technology

German scientists and ESA developed a ...

A team of experts from the Fraunhofer ISE institute, with the support of the European Space Agency, developed an innovative method for producing III-V solar cells for space. Instead of expensive and toxic photolithography, the new technology uses precise inkjet printing and galvanization, thereby drastically reducing costs and chemical waste. This breakthrough enables the creation of efficient and environmentally friendly energy sources for a new generation of satellites, supporting the vision of a sustainable space.

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