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For instance, a life science module gives 5 science, a 3% bump to life science research, and a (IIRC) 6% increase to empire Welfare.
These bonuses stack. The Xeno science module is extra-useful in LEO as it gives a bonus to spotting xenos. But even if you put it around Mercury, you still get the raw science and a % increase to xeno-related research.
Btw, Mercury is amazing for massive lab hubs and orbitals, so much solar power.