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Huge study finds first genetic clues to borderline personality disorder 0
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- July 21, 2026
Specific genetic variants can be linked to a particular condition by analyzing the genomes of large groups of people with and without the disorder.Credit: Gregory Adams/Getty Researchers have identified the first evidence of genetic risk factors associated with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The analysis, published in Nature genetics July 201is the largest genome-wide association study
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My job interviews for industrial positions are going nowhere. How can I make myself stand out?0
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- July 20, 2026
the problem Dear Nature, I am currently in my second postdoctoral position and am looking for a new job, preferably in the health sciences, data analytics, or healthcare analytics industries. I’ve been applying for positions for eight months and I’m worried I’m doing something wrong. I have responded to over 500 job ads and had
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The Science of Forecasting: How to Prepare Your Research for the Future 0
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- July 20, 2026
Every research program is a commitment to the future. However, scientists rarely examine the assumptions behind those bets. Decisions about subsidies, infrastructure, contracting, regulation, and training often assume that certain technologies will mature, specific skills will be needed, the public will accept the resulting innovations, and few risks will materialize. However, these assumptions are rarely
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Optical filter classifies light based on its ‘quantum statistics’0
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- July 19, 2026
Whether a beam of light passes through an object often depends on the material of the object and the properties of the light, such as its frequency, color, and polarization. These properties can be assigned to individual photons, but some characteristics of light emerge only collectively, through quantum correlations between many photons. Developing materials that
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Daily Digest: The Battery That Could Change Everything 0
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- July 18, 2026
You have full access to this article through your institution. Hello Nature Readers, would you like to receive this report in your inbox for free every day? Register here. Computer scientist Pan Hui with a digital teaching avatar used at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in Guangzhou.Credit: Yawei Zhao From assisting in
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How Naked Mole Rat Queens Stop Their Rivals from Breeding 0
- SCIENCE, Science / Health, Science Mission Directorate, scientists, Space, Space Communications & Navigation Program, Space Launch System (SLS), Space Telescope, space-x-ipo, SpaceX
- July 18, 2026
Naked mole rat queens produce a chemical that prevents other females from reproducing.Credit: Neil Bromhall/Getty Naked mole rat (Glaber heterocephaly) queens produce a chemical that prevents other females in their colony from reproducing. A study published today in Nature suggests that this compound maintains a strict social structure that is dominated by a queen, even
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