AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMars: Hydrogen chloride gas detected in the planet’s atmosphere may be seeping from magma below the surface, raising the possibility of dormant or ongoing volcanism. Tuberculosis: A new map of interactions among essential TB genes reveals potential drug targets and combinations against a disease that kills more than a million people a year. Particle Physics: Researchers at CERN traced particle interactions at the zeptoverse scale, a step that could help test ideas about dark matter. AI for Science: Argonne National Laboratory has expanded computing capacity for researchers using AI models and agents, including projects under the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission. Climate: Nepal and Bhutan are seeking a dedicated COP31 agenda on mountain warming, proposing a scientific assessment and annual dialogue on risks to glaciers, ecosystems and water supplies. Research Access: Eleven European countries are backing free publication on Open Research Europe, an effort to make scientific papers more accessible and speed their release.
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