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"Authors of life": Why AI is now writing entire viral genomes

Artificial intelligence has moved from reading the book of life to becoming its newest author by designing entirely new viruses from scratch. This article explo…

Science Technology AI

Henrik Mägi · Aug 09, 2026 • 12:14

Naissaare Earthquake: Why a 0.5 Magnitude Tremor Matters

A tiny 0.5 magnitude tremor near Naissaare has provided researchers with a rare glimpse into Estonia's tectonic activity. This 'seismic whisper' from 3 kilomete…

Science Estonia Geology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 06, 2026 • 09:52

Can mRNA code outsmart the flu's yearly genetic drift?

The 2026 approval of the first mRNA flu vaccine marks a shift from 70-year-old egg-based manufacturing to programmable genetic code. With a production time slas…

Health Science Estonia

Henrik Mägi · Aug 06, 2026 • 08:05

Can silk proteins help end our dependence on the vaccine cold chain?

Global health is transitioning away from the $8 billion refrigeration cold chain through innovations like silk-protein coatings and microneedle patches. With up…

Science Health Estonia

Henrik Mägi · Aug 06, 2026 • 06:23

How do veterinary drugs actually disrupt human oncology care?

Desperate cancer patients are increasingly turning to livestock dewormers like fenbendazole, creating a dangerous unmonitored movement. While anecdotal "miracle…

Health Science Oncology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 05, 2026 • 08:50

Ray Bradbury's ghost house is now a global smart home industry.

August 4, 2026, marks the exact date of Ray Bradbury's famous automated house story, and our reality is catching up fast. With the smart home market projected t…

Technology Science Ray Bradbury

Henrik Mägi · Aug 04, 2026 • 17:07

How does Northern Spain offer the best 2026 Solar Eclipse view?

After a 27-year drought, the total solar eclipse returns to mainland Europe on August 12, 2026. Northern Spain offers the best odds for clear skies and a rare g…

Science World Solar Eclipse 2026

Henrik Mägi · Aug 04, 2026 • 12:14

Tiny logistical hurdles are breaking Estonia's communal shield

Estonia’s vaccination coverage has plummeted to 83 percent, well below the critical 95 percent threshold for herd immunity. This analysis explores how disappear…

Health Science Estonia

Henrik Mägi · Aug 04, 2026 • 06:13

Why are 85% of fetal heart surgery cases successful?

Surgeons are no longer waiting for birth to treat life-threatening defects, instead utilizing "keyhole" techniques and stem-cell patches to heal infants in the …

Health Science Technology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 03, 2026 • 08:38

The Amazon's Lost City: Aquiry Civilization Discovered

New LiDAR research from the University of Helsinki has revealed the Aquiry civilization, a massive network of engineered landscapes in the Amazon. Supporting up…

Science Environment Archaeology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 02, 2026 • 14:38

Can China’s regulators fix the gap in gene therapy oversight?

A secret $860,000 unauthorized clinical trial in China resulted in the 2025 death of a six-year-old girl, yet lead researchers published preclinical findings wh…

Science Health Biotechnology

Elisabeth Saar · Aug 01, 2026 • 14:36

How does ancient mummy DNA rewrite the history of smallpox?

Geneticists have recovered 500-year-old variola virus DNA from naturally mummified remains in Chile, rewriting the timeline of colonization. This discovery prov…

Science World Mummy DNA

Henrik Mägi · Jul 31, 2026 • 15:49