Chronic Nitrogen Deposition Reshapes Diazotrophs, Suppresses Fixation, Rewires Deadwood Fungal Networks
Nitrogen deposition is quietly rewriting the biological life of forests, and a new study suggests that one of the most...
Nitrogen deposition is quietly rewriting the biological life of forests, and a new study suggests that one of the most...
Advanced sarcoma remains one of oncology’s most difficult treatment challenges, particularly after tumors stop responding to standard chemotherapy, targeted drugs,...
A new systematic review is challenging a widely held assumption about school violence prevention: that making classrooms safer will automatically...
Urinary tract infections are among the most common bacterial infections worldwide, but the drugs used to treat them are steadily...
A multigene panel can reveal that a woman carries a pathogenic variant associated with elevated breast cancer risk, but new...
A rare and notoriously aggressive form of bladder cancer may be more treatable than previously believed, according to a new...
Graphene oxide is often described as graphene’s chemically expressive cousin: a carbon sheet decorated with oxygen-containing groups that make it...
Clean water, safe food and rapid biological threat detection are often treated as separate challenges, but a new research project...
Cancer immunotherapy has changed the way many tumors are treated by turning the patient’s immune system against malignant cells. One...
A microscopic mystery at the heart of next-generation spintronic materials has come into sharper focus. Using muon spin relaxation and...
USC Researchers Receive $7.5 Million to Investigate PFAS Links to Liver and Endometrial Cancer Researchers at the Keck School of...
A new international study has identified a powerful link between drought across the world’s wheat-growing regions and the price of...
The U.S. National Science Foundation has renewed the Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Quantum Sensing for Biophysics and Bioengineering, known...
A new genetic study is bringing the brain’s movement-control circuitry into sharper focus, suggesting that a person’s risk of developing...
Parkinson’s disease has long been associated with the gradual loss of dopamine-producing neurons, but the molecular events that push these...
For decades, the decision to accept or reject a donor lung has depended on a narrow set of measurements taken...
For patients living with ventricular tachycardia, the most dangerous part of the disease is often hidden inside electrically damaged heart...
A hidden mechanical failure inside the earliest stages of life may help explain why fertility declines so sharply as females...
Europe’s highest plant communities are getting warmer in character, but not necessarily because the climate above them is warming in...
A new study reports a step toward treating mammalian gene regulation as an engineering problem: rather than searching through the...
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