Synthetic Biology & Computation: Hebrew University researchers used RNA trans-splicing to program human cells to process layered biological signals more reliably, building living versions of logic components that could one day power in-body diagnostics. AI in Everyday Life: Google Maps is reportedly developing an agentic feature that could place food orders for you using Gemini while you’re on the go. Climate Tech: Austrian scientists report a route to make climate-neutral methane by combining captured CO2 and water with electricity, using nickel and zirconia to drive the chemistry. Health & Aging: Stanford-led work in mice links age-related memory decline to gut-to-brain signaling via the vagus nerve, suggesting new targets beyond the brain. Cancer Biology: Tel Aviv University researchers show tumors can reprogram macrophages after they eat dead cancer cells, helping build blood vessels and dampening immune attack. Public Health Policy: A new study warns prolonged sitting raises cancer death risk, while breaking up sitting and swapping in activity lowers risk. Energy & Transport: India’s ARAI says E20 ethanol fuel doesn’t damage vehicles in extensive tests, though mileage may drop slightly. Science & Society: Conservation groups in the Canary Islands urge stronger legal protection for sharks and rays, citing that far fewer species are listed than appear threatened. Space/Science Culture: The Science History Institute opens a fireworks exhibition tracing the science and tech behind “Flash! Bang! Boom!”