Lab models replicate synaptic changes in frontotemporal dementia
Researchers have successfully cultivated neurons in the laboratory that replicate the synaptic damage characteristic of frontotemporal dementia, a significant step…
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Recommended healthy US diets link to higher forced labor risk
A new study reveals a troubling connection between ethically-minded food choices and labor exploitation, suggesting that federally recommended healthy diets…
3D-printed lungs advance disease prevention and medical treatments
Researchers have developed functional 3D-printed lung models via bioprinting that mimic cilia, mucus, and alveoli to study disease and accelerate drug testing
New research assesses the global scale of chemical pollution
New research shows the planet’s novel-entities boundary has been crossed as chemical production and plastics outpace safety assessment, threatening stability
Nanotech probe measures vitamin C in fresh produce and juice
Researchers develop a color-changing nanoprobe that measures vitamin C in fruits, vegetables and juice, offering a rapid smartphone-readable freshness indicator
Warming oceans drive Western Australian fish south
An unmistakable shift is occurring in the marine ecosystems along the coast of Western Australia, as rising ocean temperatures compel…
Limb darkening correction boosts exoplanet transit accuracy fivefold
Limb darkening correction boosts exoplanet transit accuracy fivefold, enabling precise planet radii and atmospheres through improved transit photometry models
Human Expertise and AI Collaboration Drives Enterprise Success
Human expertise and AI collaboration drives enterprise success as ServiceNow embeds AI into core workflows, building a bionic enterprise across regulated sectors
Gut Bacteria Enzyme Found to Trigger Pain, with Nanoparticle Therapy Offering Targeted Relief
Researchers identify a gut bacterium protease from B. fragilis that activates PAR2 to trigger pain, and engineer nanoparticles delivering AZ3451 to block it
Scientists assess three decades of post-traumatic epilepsy research
Texas A&M researchers summarize 30 years of post-traumatic epilepsy research, outlining diagnostic advances, biomarkers and eight recommendations for prevention