Brain Data Becomes a Geopolitical Battleground as Nations Tighten Control
Neuroscience is colliding with one of the defining political forces of the decade: the treatment of data as a national ...
Your Voice May Reveal Alzheimer’s Years Before Diagnosis, Landmark Review Finds
The way you speak may carry hidden fingerprints of cognitive decline, and a sweeping new analysis of a decade of ...
Attosecond Camera Captures the Hidden Angular Momentum of Liberated Electrons
In a result that rewrites the textbook picture of one of ultrafast science’s most trusted measuring tools, physicists have peered ...
New AI framework DePass cleans and merges multi-omics data across cells and tissues
Modern biology has a data problem, and it is not a shortage of measurements. The latest sequencing technologies can now ...
Outsiders Watch, Hospitals Reveal: A Three-Step Method That Turns Clinical Frustration Into Innovation
Walk through any European hospital today and you will encounter the same quiet crisis repeated in ward after ward: fewer ...
Hidden Infections and Scarred Livers: Urban Schistosomiasis Runs Deeper Than Brazil’s Official Numbers Suggest
In a flooded neighborhood on the edge of Brazil’s Recife metropolitan region, nearly one in three residents is carrying a ...
Entropy and AI join forces to catch costly serverless wallet attacks
Serverless computing has become one of the most popular ways to build modern applications. Instead of renting servers around the ...
Middle East Ageing Crisis Could Become an Economic Win, Study Finds
The Middle East and North Africa is ageing faster than most of its governments realise, and the region’s long-term care ...
Prostate Cancer Study on SULF2 Retracted Over Overlapping Blot Images
The Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research has retracted a 2015 paper that reported that the ...
Budget Mass Spectrometers Can Match the Big Machines in Plasma Proteomics, Study Finds
Blood plasma is often described as the most information-rich liquid in the human body, a fluid that carries molecular echoes ...
Malaria Parasite Membrane Enzymes Emerge as Promising New Drug Targets
Malaria remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases on the planet, and the tools used to fight it are steadily ...
Staphylococcal Protein Reprograms Liver Tumor Macrophages to Boost Immunotherapy
One of the most stubborn obstacles in cancer immunotherapy is not the tumor cell itself but the cellular entourage that ...
Hidden Microbes Inside Mung Bean Show Striking Stress Tolerance and Fungal-Fighting Power
Deep inside the seeds and roots of Ethiopia’s mung bean plants, researchers have uncovered a collection of bacteria that may ...
Noisy Gates Put Gate Teleportation to the Test
Quantum computers promise computations that no classical machine could match, but the qubits they run on are fragile things. Every ...
Prenatal BPA Exposure Rewires the Cerebellum Differently in Male and Female Rat Offspring
Bisphenol A, the once-ubiquitous plastic hardener that still lingers in food-can linings, thermal receipts, and countless household products, has long ...
Locked and Loaded: Structural Studies Reveal How the SCREW Peptide Engages Its NUT Receptor
Plant cells live in a world of whispers. Unable to move, they coordinate growth, immunity and development through a dense ...
Slanted Groove Welding Tames Distortion in Thick Steel Plates
Welding thick steel plates is one of those deceptively simple industrial operations that hides a ferocious physics problem. When an ...
AI Moves to the Heart of Radiotherapy as Digital Twins Loom
Radiation therapy has always been a discipline of exquisite precision, a practice in which millimeters and milligrays separate cure from ...
Swedish Birth Cohort Turns Its Lens on Mothers to Trace Breast Cancer’s Environmental Roots
In the northern Swedish county of Västerbotten, a remarkable longitudinal experiment in public health is quietly unfolding. Roughly a decade ...
Purple Bacteria From Vietnam’s Acid Sulfate Paddies Cut Methane by Up to 75 Percent
Rice paddies feed billions of people, but they also leak enormous quantities of methane into the atmosphere. Now a team ...