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🔬 Photosynthesis Boost, AI Protein Design, Chemistry Rule Breaker & Aging Secrets from Lemurs

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Today's Science News Daily explores groundbreaking discoveries that could transform our world. MIT scientists have supercharged photosynthesis by engineering the rubisco enzyme for 25% greater efficiency, potentially revolutionizing agriculture and food security. Chinese researchers developed AI tools for faster protein engineering while Japanese scientists created a compound that breaks a century-old chemistry rule. We also dive into colorful guppy genetics, inflammation-resistant lemurs that may hold keys to healthy aging, and NASA's Parker Solar Probe solving solar mysteries. Plus, virtual forest therapy, biodegradable Parkinson's treatments, and zebrafish regeneration secrets that could restore human hearing.Love Science? Check out our other Science tools: 60sec.site and Artificial Intelligence Radio

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