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Arctic Shipping Emissions Rise Amid Geopolitical and Regulatory Challenges
Arctic maritime traffic surged as sea ice decreased, leading to emissions of 3,310 metric tons, according to environmental reports.
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GRB 250702B Sets Record as Longest Gamma-Ray Burst Observed
A report details the duration of GRB 250702B, which lasted approximately seven hours, according to NASA's Fermi Telescope findings.
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Mammalian Protein Expression Systems Support Advanced Research Applications
Transient CHO systems can achieve protein yields of up to 3 g/L, according to published data. These systems facilitate native-like modifications.
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Navy Internship Programs Offer Research Opportunities for Students
Over 800 placements for NREIP and 300 for SEAP are available annually, according to reports. Applications are accepted from August 1 to November 1.
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NIH Opens Health Research Office in East Palestine After Train Derailment
A new health research office will study the long-term effects of the train derailment, according to NIH announcements. The office opens February 2026.
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AI Tools Speed Up Compliance and Research Tasks in US Federal Agencies
Federal agencies reported 1,200 AI use cases to enhance compliance analysis. Incomplete inventories present management challenges, according to the GAO.
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Air Pollution Particles Shown to Attach to Red Blood Cells in New Studies
Research indicates ultrafine pollution particles were detected on red blood cells, with FFP2 masks preventing further increases, according to studies.
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Statin Side-Effect Labels Challenged by Large-Scale Study
A meta-analysis of 66 statin side-effects found only four supported by evidence from trials involving 124,000 participants, according to researchers.
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Escambia and Santa Rosa Schools Send Students Home Amid Measles Scare
A health notice describes the removal of students exhibiting fever or rash, according to health officials. The outbreak is linked to measles cases.
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Measles Exposure Alert Issued for Multiple Locations in Washington DC
A public health alert was issued on February 9, 2026, regarding measles cases linked to various locations, according to DC Health.