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Daily briefing: The sky as you’ve never seen it — the month’s best science images

Source: Nature - Main • Published: 01 Oct 2026, 00:00

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Nature - Main.

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Daily briefing: The sky as you’ve never seen it — the month’s best science images
Key Takeaways
  • AI researchers developed a removable watermarking method to tag computer-designed proteins, enabling detection of AI-created sequences and structures in biological databases.
  • A speech-based biological clock can estimate accelerated ageing, with larger speech–age gaps linked to cognitive decline and dementia-related issues.
  • A modified niclosamide reduced pain, lesion size, and disease-associated macrophages in mice with endometriosis, indicating potential for a new therapeutic approach if replicated in humans.
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