Nature Podcast

3D printing resin made from bodybuilding supplement, tiny parrots resort to kill due to housing shortages, researchers mimic lizards to prevent building collapse, advanced algorithm discovers thousands of asteroids, Google Cloud helps identify near-Earth asteroids, study reveals neuron structures in human brain, importance of understanding cortex for treating diseases.

Nuclear clocks revolutionize timekeeping accuracy, AlphaFold 3 predicts protein structures with DNA and RNA interactions, life on other planets may be purple, magnetic fluid for healthcare monitoring, AI tool advances protein function and drug discovery.

Exploring the evolving landscape of sex and gender discussions in scientific research, addressing the complexities and nuances beyond binary perspectives. Scientists emphasize the importance of inclusivity, transparency, and accurate reporting in studies to bridge gaps in understanding. Discussions include gender differences in clinical trials, challenges of attributing gender to animals, and the fluid nature of sex chromosomes. Advocacy for more inclusive research practices and consideration of individual variations to improve healthcare outcomes for all.

Podcast explores how geography impacts cancer risk through genetic mutations. Discusses sabre-toothed salmon with tusks and versatile fungus. Male mouse microbiome disruption affects offspring health with growth issues. Also covers lunar research, AI chatbot for gene editing, and new base editor technology.

Exploring the negative health effects of chronic loneliness, including its impact on the brain and associations with conditions like depression and high blood pressure. Researchers delve into neural mechanisms to understand why social isolation can lead to poor health outcomes and discuss potential remedies such as social activities and exercise.

Discover how portable optical clocks are revolutionizing timekeeping, the genetic secrets behind marsupial gliding membranes, AI overtraining for novel solutions, and the accidental creation of a freestanding 2D layer of gold atoms.

Kelly and Zach Weinersmith discuss the challenges of human settlement on Mars, including psychological hurdles, environmental obstacles, and legal complexities. They compare the feasibility of colonizing the moon versus Mars, emphasizing the unique health implications and required skill sets. The podcast delves into the need for genetic diversity, intensive agriculture, and the legal ambiguities surrounding resource extraction in space. Additionally, the speakers explore the complexities of space ownership, accident liabilities, and the importance of international regulation in space exploration.

Discover the mysterious methane emissions from a cool brown dwarf. Learn about the fascinating workings of working memory and how distractions can impact it. Uncover the discovery of bitter taste receptors dating back 450 million years and a planet with a rainbow phenomenon.

Researchers uncover over a million kilometers of hidden 'ghost roads' in tropical forests driving deforestation. Climate change triggers record hailstorms and astronomers detect starquakes. Groundbreaking trial grows 'mini livers' in lymph nodes. Genetic survey explores the basis of left-handedness and ambidexterity.

Exploring the alarming increase in early-onset cancer cases among adults under 50 globally, researchers are searching for answers beyond the usual suspects like obesity and early screening. Chapters delve into disparities in colorectal cancer, genetic, immune, and microbiome factors in young patients, and challenges in understanding rising cancer rates in South Korea and Japan.