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Researchers Warn Interacting With Customer Service AI Could Cause 'Robotoid Humanness'

A theoretical study suggests that repeated interactions with customer service AI could subtly influence human communication, encouraging users to adapt to machine-friendly patterns over time

International Business Times UK

Upside-down whales aren’t sick or hurt – they’re just resting

If you stand on one of Australia’s southern shorelines at this time of the year, you might be lucky enough to spot a southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) swimming in the shallow waters.

The Conversation

Intense UV Light Destroys PFAS Forever Chemicals Using Hydrogen Radicals from Water in New Chemical-Free Breakthrough Study

Environmental Science & Technology / ScienceDaily June 16, 2026: hydrogen radicals from water under UV light destroy PFAS without added chemicals. GenX: 49.1% degradation, 21.2% defluorination in 5 hours.

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Tyrannosaur fossil reveals dark secret about apex predator: ‘Like solving ancient murder mystery’

Iconic dinosaur species didn’t let resources go to waste

The Independent UK

Ittai Gradel obituary

Dealer in antiquities who discovered large-scale thefts from the collections of the British Museum

The Guardian - UK

Rare 1,700-year-old bronze cauldron found in Northern Germany rewrites connection to the Roman Empire

In Schaalby, northern Germany, archaeologists found rare bronze cauldrons dating from the 3rd to the 5th centuries AD. The cauldrons have been recovered through a collaboration between the Archaeological State Office of Schleswig-Holstein and Aarhus University. The cauldrons are called ‘Vestland cauldrons’ and provide important evidence of trade and cultural…

The Times of India

New study of chemical reactions in space 'could impact the origin of life in ways we hadn't thought of'

The complex building blocks of life can form spontaneously in space, a new lab experiment shows.

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Proteins before planets: How space ice may have created the 1st building blocks of life

"We used to think that only very simple molecules could be created in these clouds. But we have shown that this is clearly not the case."

Space

Fact check: Are cows in Denmark dying over Bovaer additive?

Misinformation and controversy surrounding the methane-reducing Bovaer feed additive hit the UK last year, and has now travelled over to Denmark.

Euronews

Danish university to scrutinise international tech researchers amid spying concerns

The tightened vetting process applies to researchers from China, Russia and Iran, which Danish intelligence officials consider high risk for espionage.

Euronews

Runners, you need to read this — study suggests a simple training tip could be the key to avoiding injury

New research suggests that most running overuse injuries arise from pushing too far on one run, rather than developing gradually over time.

Tom’s Guide

Danish universities reject foreign researchers amid espionage fears

Danish universities are rejecting foreign researchers, especially from Russia, Iran and China, over high espionage threats. Aarhus University has already rejected 24 applicants this year.

Euronews

Exercise in a pill: have scientists really found a drug that’s as good for you as a 10km run?

Just how excited should we be about LaKe, the substance discovered by researchers at Denmark’s Aarhus University?

The Guardian - UK

Scare tactics: scientists offer insights on what makes a perfect prank

Researchers come up with theory for why jump scares are often followed by laughter – with advice on how to find ‘sweet spot’ of fear

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Evening Standard

No need for a 10k - scientists create new pill that mimics benefits of a long run

Researchers in Denmark say drug could help those who struggle to follow diet and exercise plan

Inverse

Can Watching Scary Movies Make You Less Scared IRL? The Science Is Promising

Studies show that scaring yourself can help build resilience and prepare you for real-life challenges — as long as you do it right.

The Independent UK

Beneath offshore wind turbines, researchers grow seafood and seaweed

Researchers are exploring multiple uses for wind parks far out at sea, such as producing fresh seafood

The Guardian - UK

Singing by boys’ choir ‘sounds more brilliant’ when girls in audience

Just as frogs and crickets alter calls to attract mates, study shows male singers boost vocals in front of female onlookers

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Smoking Can Double Your Risk Of Mental Illness: Study

“The numbers speak for themselves. Smoking does cause mental illness.

The Independent UK

Men and women with migraine both have increased risk of stroke – study

Previous research suggested the increased risk of ischemic stroke – when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel to the brain – mostly affects young women.

The Conversation

Parks versus people? Challenges facing the South African capital's greening efforts

Urban green spaces have recently been getting more research attention because of the benefits they offer.

360info

New ways to survive heatwaves

Evidence shows cities can reduce heat impacts and protect residents

Daily Mirror

Early epilepsy symptoms to look out for as condition can cause sudden death

In the UK, around 1,000 people die from causes related to epilepsy, with many of the deaths thoughts to be avoidable. Here we take a closer look at the condition and some of the early warning signs to be aware of

360info

Greening the city to prevent mental illness

Trees, grass and greenery lower the risk of mental health problems. It’s a lesson city planners need to learn.

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