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Science Publication Outlines Strategy for Widening Access to Molecular Innovation

A recent publication in Science examines the current landscape and future directions for making molecular innovation more accessible to researchers outside traditional institutions with extensive resources. The work addresses a longstanding challenge in molecular research: the significant computational infrastructure and expertise traditionally required to contribute meaningfully to fields like drug

China's Chang'e 7 Targets Lunar South Pole in Landmark Mission

China is preparing to launch the Chang'e 7 mission this weekend, targeting the lunar south pole for an extensive exploration campaign. The mission will deploy multiple spacecraft components, including a lander, rover, and a "hopper" designed to traverse varied lunar terrain. The Chang'e 7

Blocc Chemistry Paves the Way for Automated Molecular Discovery

A new approach called "Blocc chemistry" is emerging as a promising pathway toward automating molecular discovery. The method aims to streamline the traditionally trial-and-error process of finding new compounds, which has historically required extensive expertise and specialized equipment. Traditional molecular discovery is often slow and resource-intensive, with researchers

Japan Prepares to Launch Mars Moon Sample-Return Mission

Japan's space agency JAXA is preparing to launch its Martian moon sample-return spacecraft, with the mission targeting a launch window in mid-to-late October. The spacecraft represents Japan's ambition to explore the two small moons of Mars—Phobos and Deimos—and potentially return samples from one of

Japan Prepares for Historic Martian Moon Sample Return Mission

Japan is preparing to launch a probe on an ambitious mission that aims to achieve the world's first sample return from a Martian moon. The mission, planned by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), targets Phobos or Deimos—the two small moons orbiting Mars. If successful, the mission

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Groundwater Depletion in Asia New research reveals that the "Asian Water Tower" — the vast highland region feeding rivers that sustain billions — is losing approximately 24.2 billion tonnes of groundwater annually, with the steepest declines occurring in densely populated farming regions. Read more: The "Asian water tower&

White House Backing Linked to Rise in Off-Label Autism Drug Use Despite Lack of New Evidence

A drug that lacks robust evidence for treating autism spectrum disorder saw a notable increase in pediatric prescriptions after receiving attention from the Trump administration in fall 2025. Leucovorin, which is typically used to manage folate deficiency, has been discussed as an off-label treatment for autism, though clinical research has