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#151NeuroscienceFront Page2 December 2025

More Than Meets the Eye: Unravelling the Pupil’s Link to Brain State

New research reveals that the relationship between pupil dilation and brain arousal is far from simple. By stimulating the locus coeruleus in mice, scientists demonstrated that artificial arousal generates a distinct cortical signature compared to spontaneous alertness, mediated by specific adrenergic receptors.

By Weiss, Liu, Wang

#152Physics & AstronomyFront Page13 November 2025

Harnessing Quantum Spins to Steer Heat in Nanomaterials

Scientists are exploring how quantum effects in magnetic nanomaterials can create novel ways to transport heat. By understanding the interplay between a particle's spin, charge, and the material's structure, researchers aim to develop new strategies for managing heat in electronics and converting waste heat into energy.

By Ding, Xiao, Pan, Chen

#153Chemistry & Material ScienceFront Page25 November 2025

A New Foundation AI Model Masters the Physics of Materials

A new machine learning framework accurately simulates complex chemical behaviours by integrating long-range physical interactions. Trained on elements across the periodic table, this foundation model balances computational speed with the precision needed for advanced materials science.

By Gao, Yam, Mao, Chen, Chen, Hu

#154Physics & AstronomyFront Page11 November 2025

Neutron Scattering Uncovers Hybrid Excitations from Magnetoelastic Coupling

In strongly correlated electron systems, magnetoelastic coupling, which links spins to lattice strains, fundamentally modifies low-lying elementary excitation spectra. This interaction means magnetic and lattice dynamics are no longer independent, leading to complex hybrid excitations. Inelastic neutron scattering spectroscopy is an indispensable tool for probing these intricate coupled phenomena.

By Ma, Lv, Li, Liu

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