SCOUT· 38%1h 59m·2026-10-16·ScienceNobel Prize 2026: The Science Gets Stranger
Can light restore aspects of sight? Can recalling a cold experience change an animal's metabolism? And what can ghost particles and mirror-image molecules tell us about the universe? Lester Nare and Krishna Choudhary follow up on our 2026 Nobel Prize episodes with research building on optogenetics, IceCube and…
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