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Tuesday’s dose of progress
Quantum networks stretch farther, oceans turn carbon to stone, and malaria vaccines keep proving they save children’s lives.
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A visual briefing of verified advances from the preceding day — science that works, health that reaches people, and climate tools that endure.…

Quantum memories entangled across 420 km of fibre

Physicists at the University of Science and Technology of China report matter-to-matter entanglement between atomic ensemble quantum memories over 420 kilometres of optical fibre —…

Cancer vaccine platform harnesses COVID immune memory

In Nature Communications, researchers introduce PROTEXI — a dendritic-cell vaccine that co-presents tumour antigens with SARS-CoV-2 Spike helper epitopes, leveraging widespread ant…

Seawater CO₂ turned to stone with lower energy use

KAIST, with MIT collaborators, detail an electrochemical dissolved ocean carbon removal (e-DOC) system that converts dissolved CO₂ in seawater into calcium carbonate. In Jeju lava …

Malaria vaccine averted ~1 in 8 child deaths in first rollouts

A Lancet evaluation of RTS,S introduction in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi over ~46 months finds a mortality rate ratio of 0.87 (95% CI 0.77–0.97) among vaccine-eligible children — rough…

UNESCO: 327 million more children in school than in 2000 — and hard unfinished work

UNESCO’s 2026 Global Education Monitoring Report records that enrolment in primary and secondary education has risen about 30% since 2000 — some 327 million more children in school…

1 in 8

Number moving right: malaria vaccine impact in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi.…

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