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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 17 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Engineered Atomic Defects Offer a New Route to Stronger Structural Alloys

Researchers are reframing crystal defects from a materials problem into a design feature, showing that ordered two-dimensional defect phases can significantly strengthen structural alloys. The approach could help produce metals that better withstand heat, stress, and long-term wear, with implications for energy systems, transportation, and other industrial technologies central to the clean-energy transition.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition17 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

New Radiocarbon Dates Redraw the Inca Timeline

A new wave of radiocarbon dates is forcing historians to rethink when the Inca Empire rose, expanded, and consolidated power. The findings, reported in Science, suggest the empire’s political and administrative development may have unfolded earlier and more rapidly than long accepted, with implications for how scholars interpret state formation in the Andes.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition17 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

New Ice-Cliff Evidence Sharpens Sea-Level Risk Debate

A new empirical study is tightening the scientific debate over how fast Antarctic ice cliffs can fail, offering rare field-based constraints on a mechanism long viewed as a potential accelerator of sea-level rise. The findings suggest towering cliffs may collapse in bursts rather than in a smooth, runaway process, a distinction with major implications for climate projections and coastal planning.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 06:34 AM IST

Six Biology Breakthroughs That Changed Science—And Still Missed the Nobel

A new Science analysis revisits six landmark biology discoveries that reshaped modern medicine, genetics and climate-relevant biotechnology, yet never received the Nobel Prize. The omissions underscore how the prize’s rules, timing and committee preferences can leave transformative work outside the spotlight even when its impact is unmistakable.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition03 Oct 2026, 05:02 AM IST

p53 Loss Reveals a Clonal Expansion Pathway That Could Reshape Cancer Biology

A new study reported in Science shows that losing the tumor suppressor p53 can create a signaling gradient that helps mutant epithelial cells spread through otherwise normal tissue. The finding sharpens understanding of how early cancerous clones gain a foothold, with implications for prevention, early detection, and the design of therapies that target the tissue environment as well as the mutation itself.

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Leslie’s Files Chapter 11 After Store Closures Mount in 2026

Leslie’s, the pool-supplies retailer, has filed for Chapter 11 protection after closing dozens of stores this year and struggling with a prolonged sales slump. The filing underscores the pressure on consumer-facing specialty chains facing weak demand, higher financing costs and a difficult retail environment.

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