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UniFFBench Benchmarks Universal Machine Learning Force Fields Using Experimental Data
Universal machine learning force fields (UMLFFs) are being hailed as a breakthrough for materials science: once trained, they can predict...
Single-Crystal Monolayer Graphene Synthesized on Cu/Ni(111) Alloy Foil
Graphene’s reputation as a wonder material rests on a rare combination of electrical, thermal, mechanical and chemical strengths, with researchers...
Study finds most pregnant people fail recommended seatbelt placement, despite safety need
Pregnancy reshapes the biomechanics of everyday safety systems, and a new observational study from the University of British Columbia (UBC)...
Sustained virtual smoking cessation doubles quit rates for cancer patients
A new randomized clinical trial reports that a community-based smoking cessation program for people receiving cancer care can nearly double...
Global study links ultrafine air particles to nearly two million premature deaths annually
Unregulated ultrafine particles—tiny enough to slip through the body’s normal defenses—may be responsible for millions of premature deaths worldwide, according...
GSA Report Spotlights Brain Health Breakthroughs and Primary Care Challenges
Primary care is increasingly recognized as the front line for detecting cognitive decline early enough to influence outcomes, according to...
Uncanny Valley Effect Detected in Macaques Using 3D Animated Monkey Avatars
A new study in PLOS Biology reports the first experimental evidence that non-human primates can experience the uncanny valley—an effect...
Dual-Frequency Photoacoustic CT Reveals Clear Whole Brain, Centimeters Deep
Scientists are turning photoacoustic computed tomography (PACT) into a more powerful tool for mapping the brain’s microvasculature and oxygen status...
Researchers Identify Therapeutic Vulnerability in Aggressive Childhood Leukemia
An international research team has pinpointed a new biological weakness in KMT2A-rearranged B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL), one of the...
Aging Cells Revert to Stem Cells as Self-Repair Mimics
Body Repairs Itself by Reverting Aged Cells into Stem-Like States A new study from the Technion suggests the body can...
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program and Cerebral Palsy Risk
A new study is reigniting debate over whether intensified nutritional support for very young children can lower the risk of...
Reactivated DRP1 Enables Resistance to MEK Inhibitors in Pancreatic Cancer Cells
Pancreatic cancer remains notoriously difficult to treat, and targeted therapies often fall short when tumor cells activate escape routes. A...
KTU Researchers Develop AI System to Forecast Solar Power From Cloud Data
Solar power is rapidly becoming a major source of electricity, but its performance still swings dramatically with the weather. In...
Second Review Aims to Improve Targeting Accuracy
Double-Tracer “Diagnostic Twins” Could Improve Alpha-Targeted Prostate Cancer Dosing When metastatic prostate cancer outpaces hormonal therapy, clinicians face a narrow...
People With Disabilities Face Much Higher Rates of Alcohol Use Disorder
People with disabilities receive diagnoses of alcohol use disorder (AUD) at dramatically higher rates than non-disabled adults in the United...
World-First Neutron Lens Sharply Enhances Atomic-Scale Observations
Neutron imaging can reveal how materials are built and how they change, offering exceptional sensitivity to light elements such as...
Study Finds Honey Bees’ Smell Senses Shift from Larvae to Adults
Honey bee larvae do not smell the way adult bees do, according to a new study that links the phenomenon...
First Space Diagnostic X-rays Signal a New Era for Astronaut Health
A crew aboard a commercial spacecraft has produced the first truly diagnostic X-ray images during an orbital mission, a milestone...
SwRI and SMU to Create AI Controller for Multi-Modal Microgrids, Storage
SAN ANTONIO—A new approach to powering data centers could soon combine batteries and hydrogen in a single, intelligent microgrid controller....
Treatment delays in colorectal cancer linked to higher metastasis risk thresholds
A new cohort study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that delaying colorectal cancer treatment doesn’t just postpone care—it can...
