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KAIST Unveils Technology to Make Personalized AI Safer
Personalized AI is moving from a promise to a practical reality: more people and companies want assistants trained on their...
Genetic findings from tumor-prone reptile reveal clues for cancer research
A new genetics study from the University of Nottingham reports that a popular pet gecko—an exceptional “lemon frost” morph of...
Researchers Map Zinc-Ion Battery Future Using Atomic Layer Deposition for Regulation
Driven by the urgent need for safe, large-scale energy storage, zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs) are gaining momentum as a “post-lithium” alternative....
Personalized disease-in-a-dish models could guide pancreatitis treatment decisions
Around three million people worldwide live with chronic pancreatitis, a debilitating condition marked by persistent inflammation, scarring, and severe pain....
Scientists Reveal How Macrophages Age Differently Across the Body
Why the immune system wanes with age remains one of biology’s most persistent puzzles. A new USC study, published in...
Challenges of AI speech recognition in clinical settings
AI speech-to-text is moving from novelty to routine in healthcare, but a new wave of scrutiny is keeping pace. The...
Immune Ecotypes Could Account for Multiple Myeloma Outcomes Beyond Staging
Multiple myeloma has long been puzzling: two patients with “the same” diagnosis can diverge dramatically in progression and therapy response....
Karen Bernstein Elected Chair of C-Path Board, Influential Biotech Voice
TUCSON, Ariz., July 14, 2026 — Critical Path Institute® (C-Path) announced that its Board of Directors has elected Karen Bernstein,...
Tiny Infrared Chip Boosts Gas and Heat Detection Capabilities
Infrared cameras can reveal clues the human eye misses—such as gas leaks, chemical signatures in the atmosphere, and heat escaping...
UT partners secure up to $160M NSF funding for rural innovation growth
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is part of the BRIDGES Engine team that has won up to $160 million from...
Sound Waves Guide Formation of Engineered Tissues
Using sound to guide living cells, researchers have now demonstrated how engineered tissue can be actively steered toward forming blood-vessel-like...
Keystone microbes stabilize nutrient cycling in vast deep-water reservoir
Microbial communities in large reservoirs can shift dramatically from year to year, yet the biogeochemical work they perform may remain...
Nebraska Study Links Gut Microbe to Cancer-Fighting Immune Response
A new study led with University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers reports that metabolites made by specific gut bacteria can strengthen the...
New process converts mixed plastic waste into hydrogen fuel without sorting
A new chemical route could turn society’s most stubborn plastics into a clean hydrogen feedstock—without the sorting step that currently...
Reddit Posts Uncover Silent Menopause Symptoms in New Findings
Nearly half of the world’s population experiences menopause, but many of its most disruptive effects—especially emotional and cognitive changes—often remain...
China’s Climate Targets Could Transform the Global Palm Oil Industry
Palm oil is woven into everyday life—from foods and cosmetics to detergents and industrial uses—yet its rapid expansion has raised...
New UC Center Advances Alzheimer’s and Neurodegenerative Disease Research
The University of Cincinnati (UC) and UC Health have unveiled the Center for Alzheimer’s and Neurodegenerative Diseases Research (CANDR), a...
Age-Specific Molecular Subgroups in Pediatric and Young-Onset Meningiomas Require Tailored Risk Models
Pediatric and young-onset meningiomas have long posed a diagnostic challenge: they look similar under the microscope to adult cases, yet...
RASopathy Subtype Shapes Early Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Course, Study Finds
A new study in Pediatric Research is sharpening scientists’ understanding of why some patients with RASopathies develop severe, early-onset hypertrophic...
Informal Dementia Caregivers as Hidden Second Patients: Stress, Resilience, Burden
Informal caregivers who support people living with dementia often operate in the background of everyday healthcare, yet they may absorb...
