Imagine a classroom where cameras track every flicker of a student’s face, where software decides whether a child is bored,...

Onions are the quiet workhorse of the global kitchen, and in India they are nothing short of a national staple....

Anorexia nervosa has long carried a grim distinction: among all psychiatric illnesses, only substance-use disorders kill more of the people...

India’s homegrown dog breeds have long been celebrated by herders and hunters in the Himalayas and the Deccan, but their...

When a manufacturer decides to remanufacture used products—restoring spent engines, printer cartridges, or batteries to like-new condition—the instinctive answer is...

Curcumin, the golden polyphenol that gives turmeric its color, has long been one of the most celebrated molecules in nutrition...

A team of researchers in China has built a machine learning system that can identify gastrointestinal stromal tumors, one of...

A scientific exchange unfolding in the Journal of Translational Medicine is drawing attention to one of the most quietly consequential...

Perovskite solar cells have staged one of the most dramatic efficiency climbs in the history of photovoltaics, surging past 25...

Deep mutational scanning has transformed the way biologists interrogate proteins, allowing thousands of amino acid substitutions to be tested in...

Engineers designing protective systems for artillery, aerospace platforms, and high-speed vehicles face a brutal trade-off: the structures that absorb impact...

Jackfruit has long been celebrated as the largest tree-borne fruit on Earth, a tropical giant whose fibrous flesh can be...

Brain metastases that land in the primary motor cortex present oncologists with one of the most delicate balancing acts in...

When a hospital patient is harmed—or nearly harmed—by a medication error, a fall, or a equipment malfunction, the incident is...

Hydrogen fuel cells promise clean power with nothing but water and heat as exhaust, yet their path to mass adoption...

Iron sits at the heart of one of the most ancient arms races in biology. Every pathogenic bacterium needs it,...

Quantum entanglement has baffled physicists since Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen first questioned whether the quantum description of reality could be...

A machine that smells like a human nose, only faster, cheaper and never fatigued, is moving steadily from the laboratory...

For patients diagnosed with locally advanced rectal cancer, the weeks and months before surgery can determine the entire trajectory of...

Typhoid fever has quietly remained one of Indonesia’s most persistent public health problems, and a new analysis of nearly a...