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One-to-one phone sessions substantially increased students’ numeracy test scores in low- and middle-income countries that experience emergencies that disrupt schooling go.nature.com/3V0gCNd
“If we put ourselves in a position where we have machines that are smarter than us, and they are running around without our control, some of what they do will be incompatible with human life,” says Andrea Miotti, founder of the non-profit ControlAI. go.nature.com/3TrqGOV
Academics explain that their research freedom beats the increased salary they would get in the corporate sector, but emerging hybrid models might allow them to get the best of both worlds. go.nature.com/3T1UXUa
Model trained on millions of protein measurements can gauge drug effectiveness in tissue samples taken from people with triple-negative breast cancer. go.nature.com/4hk7POR
Mining millions of AI-predicted structures reveals an evolutionarily conserved protein that resembles a receptor family member but functions differently go.nature.com/4xmuiQd
The UN General Assembly has voted to phase out use of the Mercator map, a 16th century projection that is widely used but has been criticized for not representing countries’ sizes accurately. Here's what that means for education, navigation and public perception. t.co/HiH8gcjKlQ
An abandoned quarry in southwestern China has given scientists an unprecedented glimpse into the lives and abilities of the mysterious ancient humans called Denisovans go.nature.com/46awm2G
Scientists have long warned that the frequency of such icy avalanches is increasing, with more than 200 high risk glacial lakes dotting the Himalaya go.nature.com/4gVIQjo
Nancy Grace Roman - honoured by the newest telescope in space - spearheaded a pioneering programme as NASA’s first chief astronomer, says Robert W. Smith go.nature.com/3UwT0jh
Reports that two children died after receiving gene-editing treatments in separate clinical trials in China have put a spotlight on the country’s fast-track trial pathway go.nature.com/4d8qnPF
The deaths of two children in separate gene-editing trials in China raise serious questions about oversight and could have a profound effect on the country’s biomedical industry go.nature.com/4xbyXUU
A newly discovered function for this protein explains why inhibiting cell division can enhance the signalling mediated by the oestrogen receptor that drives breast cancer go.nature.com/469QtOA
A new way to define the second could be closer than ever, thanks to a comparison of the accuracy of seven cutting-edge clocks in four countries go.nature.com/4hdSQpF
An agreement paves the way for hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of projects to be transferred from the NIH’s institute for infectious diseases to the Department of Defense. go.nature.com/3TdTMRK
This week on the podcast: Nature staff discuss the winners of the 2026 Ig Nobel prizes — plus, the isolated energy flash that could be the first glimpse of dark matter. go.nature.com/4xOpkN9
The Bunsen burner, a workhorse of biology and chemistry labs around the world for decades, might have been getting more credit than it deserves. go.nature.com/4hb8mTb
The track and intensity of tropical cyclones can be predicted with high accuracy using an AI model, which has the potential to protect lives if shared responsibly worldwide. go.nature.com/4gCGSpu