Global Intelligence Database
Researchers treated lab-grown human neurons with psilocin to observe cellular changes. They found the compound triggers a cascade of structural growth and increased connectivity, providing a biological basis for how psychedelics might rewire the brain.
By Koch, Schmidt, Hoffrichter, Davoudi, Horschitz, Lau, Meinhardt, Spanagel, Ladewig, Köhr
New simulations reveal that the boundary between rocky cores and gas envelopes in common exoplanets may not exist, as extreme pressures cause them to mix completely. This 'miscibility' fundamentally alters our understanding of planetary evolution and composition.
By Gilmore, Stixrude
Astronomers have observed a young sun actively crystallising dust during a violent accretion burst. This explains how high-temperature minerals found in comets were originally processed near the star before being transported to the frozen outer edges of the system.
By Lee, Kim, Kim, Lee, Kim, Lee, Baek, Green, Herczeg, Johnstone, Pontoppidan, Aikawa, Yang, Francis, Jin, Jang