AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSpace & Culture: The Smithsonian’s “Futures in Space” gallery is spotlighting a saree worn by Indian mission leader Nandini Harinath on the day ISRO’s Mars Orbiter Mission launched—turning a fabric into a space-history artifact. Brain & Behavior: New work suggests yawning may help move cerebrospinal fluid around the brain, while separate studies keep probing how stress habits like doomscrolling can raise cortisol. Paleontology: Researchers are testing whether fossilized vomit can reveal what prehistoric animals actually ate. Medicine: Tooth regrowth moves closer to reality as Japan tests a drug aimed at dormant tooth buds; melanoma research points to a genetic “partnership” that helps tumors keep dividing; and osteoarthritis scientists identify a cartilage-protecting protein that could slow damage. Space Science: Venus cloud anomalies are getting an explanation, and NASA’s Perseverance posts another Mars selfie. Science Policy & Society: A court fight in Australia over single-sex spaces is still making headlines, while scientists stress that public-facing communication is now part of scientific responsibility.
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