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#301Genetics & Molecular BiologyFront Page28 January 2026

AI in Genomics: CLinNET Targets the 'Variant of Uncertain Significance' Crisis

Researchers have introduced CLinNET, a multi-modal deep neural network designed to identify molecular drivers of neurocognitive disorders. By filtering out uncertain predictions, the model reportedly achieves higher precision than existing computational methods.

By Bakhshayeshi, Hosseini, Argha, Zahedi, Lovell, Alinejad‐Rokny

#302Chemistry & Material Science20 February 2026

Laser Scribing Defects Compromise Stability in Perovskite Solar Cells

Researchers have identified laser scribing as a primary cause of accelerated degradation in perovskite solar modules. By introducing a specific diamine additive to regulate crystallisation, the study achieved certified record efficiencies for large-area modules.

By Xie, Fan, Li, Gong, Chu, Zhang, Zhang, Hu, Chen

#303Computer Science & AIFront Page17 November 2025

Platinum and Benzene Create Superior Molecular Heat Highways

As electronics shrink, managing heat is critical. New simulations reveal that at the single-molecule scale, junctions using platinum electrodes and a single benzene molecule conduct heat more effectively than those with gold or larger molecules, paving the way for cooler nano-devices.

By Martínez-Torres, Salazar, Romero-Bastida

#304Physics & AstronomyFront Page21 January 2026

The Silent War on Noise: A Leap for Topological Quantum Computation

Physicists have successfully used a magneto-spectroscopic technique to observe quantum phase interference in molecular magnets. This discovery indicates that these materials possess intrinsic geometric properties capable of protecting quantum information from environmental decay.

By Wernsdorfer, Paul, Moreno-Pineda, de Moreno, Sunil, Ruben, Garg

#305Computer Science & AIFront Page25 November 2025

New AI Model Diagnoses Breast Cancer with 98% Accuracy and Explains Its Reasoning

Researchers have developed ResTab Net, a new AI system that combines tissue images and protein data to diagnose breast cancer with 98.56% accuracy. Unlike traditional 'black box' models, this system uses explainable AI techniques to show clinicians exactly how it reaches its diagnostic conclusions.

By Jaikumar, Praveena

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