When the Skull Comes Off: Why Brain Monitoring Rules May No Longer Apply
Decompressive craniectomy, the dramatic operation in which surgeons remove a large portion of the skull to give a swollen brain...
Decompressive craniectomy, the dramatic operation in which surgeons remove a large portion of the skull to give a swollen brain...
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For half a century, one of the most fundamental questions about the third domain of life has remained stubbornly unresolved:...
A sweeping review published in The Science of Nature argues that some of the most important tools for building nanomaterials...
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In the global push toward greener chemistry, one of the most stubborn challenges is a deceptively simple transformation: converting an...
A soybean enzyme better known for its role in plant hormone chemistry has been unmasked as an unexpected accomplice of...
A small four-wheeled robot that rolls autonomously down greenhouse aisles, aims a multispectral camera at individual tomato seedling leaves, and...
Drug discovery is in the midst of one of the most consequential transformations in its history, and a sweeping special...
Measuring how nerve fibers regrow after injury has long been one of the most tedious and error-prone tasks in neuroscience,...
Researchers in Brazil have taken a significant step toward compact, three-dimensional photonic circuits that can amplify light on a chip....
One of the largest studies ever conducted on childhood bedwetting has delivered a finding that could reshape how pediatricians think...
Duckweeds, the smallest and fastest-growing flowering plants on Earth, are stepping out of ponds and into the spotlight of industrial...
Modern data rarely arrives in tidy, well-separated groups. Images, gene expression profiles, sensor streams, and document collections all tend to...
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