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Daily briefing: How to save corals from the El Niño (opens the original)
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Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. Scientists warn weâre headed for a mass coral bleaching event around the globe, just a few years after the last coral crisis. Researchers working on coral restoration are doing what they can to help reefs survive and recover from record ocean temperatures. Approaches include breeding corals with improved tolerance to heat and acidity; treating corals with microbial cocktails and micronutrients
Daily briefing: OpenAI claims a huge maths breakthrough (opens the original)
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Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. OpenAI says that it has shown that the NavierâStokes equations â which describe the motion of fluids â can break down. Whether or not this could happen is considered one of the trickiest problems in mathematics, and it was on a list of âMillennium Prizeâ challenges. The US artificial-intelligence company published a preprint that describes a spinning fluid system that ramps up to infin
Daily briefing: Gene-therapy deaths put spotlight on trials in China (opens the original)
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Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. An advanced prototype of the artificial-intelligence chatbot Claude has produced a 13-million-line, computer-checked proof of Fermatâs last theorem in just 11 days. That a machine could formalize the landmark proof â a project that was expected to take humans around a decade â âjust completely blew my mindâ, says number theorist Alex Kontorovich. The result shows that AI will play an i
Daily briefing: Bunsen burners donât waft bacteria away from workbenches (opens the original)
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Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. Bunsen burners, long used to cleanse airspaces and surfaces in labs of bacteria-laden particles, arenât actually very effective at doing so, and might even make contamination worse. Researchers seeded the air above lab benches with the bacterium Gordonia rubripertincta and opened two Petri dishes â one near a lit Bunsen burner and one near an unlit one. They found that in several trials of d
Daily briefing: The next generation of lobsters (opens the original)
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Hello Nature readers, would you like to get this Briefing in your inbox free every day? Sign up here. These tiny lobster tots are being raised at the UK National Lobster Hatchery before being released into the wild. The image was among the finalists for Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026. See more of the monthâs sharpest science shots, selected by Natureâs photo team. The leap second â a periodic adjustment that keeps the relentless march of the worldâs atomic clocks in sync with the pl
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