A leftover from the brewing industry could become one of aquaculture’s most valuable ingredients. Researchers at the ICAR-Central Inland Fisheries...

Every time a streaming service suggests a film you end up loving, or an online store surfaces the exact product...

Agricultural extension services, the advisory networks that carry scientific knowledge from research institutions to the world’s smallholder farmers, have long...

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma worldwide, has long been staged and risk-stratified using clinical...

Ischemic vascular disease remains one of the most stubborn problems in modern medicine. When arteries narrow or become blocked, tissues...

Every liter of freshwater produced by a desalination plant leaves behind roughly 1.5 to 2.0 liters of brine, a hypersaline...

Inside every cell, RNA molecules are constantly on the move. Long non-coding RNAs shuttle to the nucleus to help regulate...

Hate speech on social media has long been treated by automated moderation systems as a single, undifferentiated problem: a post...

Fruit orchards are among the most unforgiving investments in agriculture. A farmer who plants avocados or mandarins today commits land,...

In the world of cancer medicine, some tumors are so rare that a single case can reshape how clinicians think...

For millions of children around the world, the most frightening part of surgery is not the operation itself but the...

For billions of people living beyond the reach of centralized sewer networks, decentralized wastewater treatment systems—septic tanks, anaerobic baffled reactors,...

In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about pairing plant-based nanotechnology with conventional cancer drugs, researchers at Yeditepe...

Hydrogen is simultaneously one of the most useful and most treacherous elements in a nuclear reactor. Inside the zirconium alloys...

A by-product of biogas production that most farms treat as waste may become one of the most interesting tools in...

Leptomeningeal disease, the spread of cancer cells into the delicate membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that bathe the brain and spinal...

Forensic scientists in South Africa have shown that a fully automated way of measuring the human skull can identify a...

Lichens, those crusty, leafy and shrubby organisms that cling to rocks, tree bark and soil across the planet, have long...

For decades, obstetricians have drawn a bright line at age 35, labeling pregnancies beyond that threshold as advanced maternal age....

Digital images now carry some of the most sensitive information in modern life, from medical scans and satellite imagery to...