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馃搮December 4, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Today's top science news features breakthroughs in quantum physics, AI chips, malaria antibodies, and gene therapy, alongside major updates on neutrino research, solar missions, and new treatments for rare diseases.
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First Nanoscale AI Chip for Fiber Optics

Researchers developed an AI chip smaller than a grain of salt that can be mounted on optical fibers, enabling real-time medical imaging and quantum communication advancements Source 1.

2

New Antibody Class for Malaria Treatment

Scientists discovered a novel class of antibodies that target a stable internal structure of the malaria parasite, offering hope for a durable and broad vaccine Source 1.

3

UK Scientists Rule Out Fourth Neutrino

A major study found no evidence for a hypothetical fourth neutrino, narrowing the search for new physics beyond the Standard Model with 95% certainty Source 2.

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FDA Approves First Treatment for PWS Hyperphagia

The FDA approved VYKAT XR (DCCR) for hyperphagia in Prader-Willi syndrome, marking a landmark for families and researchers Source 3.

5

Quantum State Discovery: Electrons as a 'Wild' Liquid

Researchers identified a new quantum state where electrons move like a chaotic fluid, pushing the boundaries of quantum physics Source 1.

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Advances in Gene Therapy for Prader-Willi Syndrome

Scientists at Duke University activated a key epigenetic switch to turn on silenced PWS genes, a step toward root-cause treatments Source 3.

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SOHO Solar Mission Finds 5,000th Comet

The SOHO mission, crucial for solar science, discovered its 5,000th comet and continues to provide real-time solar storm monitoring Source 7.

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Breakthrough in Room-Temperature Quantum Behavior

UConn researchers induced quantum behavior at room temperature in a non-magnetic material using laser light, advancing quantum technology Source 4.

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Cyclic Peptide Targets Organ Fibrosis

Scientists identified a cyclic peptide that directly neutralizes cells driving organ fibrosis, offering new hope for treating diseases like pulmonary fibrosis Source 1.

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Progress in Targeted Sodium Channel Pain Relief

FDA approval of suzetrigine (Journavax) in 2025 brings new hope for opioid-free pain relief, with ongoing research into targeted sodium channel drugs Source 5.