Biology
Unveiling the Hidden World: Scientists Identify Global Hotspots of “Dark Taxa” in Earth’s Underground Ecosystems
In the complex web of life beneath our feet, mycorrhizal fungi play an indispensable yet largely inscrutable role. By forming...
Center for Bioenergy Innovation Appoints Cregger and Eckert as Chief Science Officers
The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has announced key leadership promotions within the Center for Bioenergy Innovation...
Tongji University Researchers Uncover Key Role of Small Intestine in Immune and Metabolic Diseases
The small intestine, a vital yet often overlooked organ, plays a critical role far beyond digestion and nutrient absorption. Recent...
Fossilized Dinosaur Gut Reveals Sauropods Rarely Chewed Their Food
A groundbreaking discovery has shed new light on the dietary habits of sauropod dinosaurs, resolving a mystery that has perplexed...
Call for Papers: JMIR Human Factors Seeks Research on Human Factors in Health Care
In a transformative move poised to advance the nexus of healthcare, technology, and education, JMIR Publications has announced the launch...
Phosphorylation Blocks TIR Immune Signalling to Sustain Growth
Toll/interleukin-1 receptor (TIR) domain-containing proteins have long been recognized as critical components of immune signaling pathways across diverse organisms, orchestrating...
How Cells Rearrange Space to Enable New Growth: Insights Unveiled
In the intricate world of biology, envisioning a living cell as a dynamic metropolis offers a compelling metaphor to grasp...
“‘Bite Me Here!’: Multidisciplinary Research Uncovers the Resonance Secret Behind Buzz Pollination”
In the high-altitude realms of the Himalaya-Hengduan Mountains in southwestern China, a remarkable evolutionary phenomenon unfolds among hundreds of species...
Platypus Genetics Lag Behind Environmental Changes
The platypus, one of nature’s most enigmatic and evolutionarily distinctive mammals, inhabits the freshwater ecosystems along the east coast of...
High-Resolution Mosquito Control Maps Developed Using Open Geospatial Data
In the sprawling urban landscapes of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the persistent menace of the Aedes aegypti mosquito continues to...
Sex-changing fish rapidly establish dominance, new study reveals
In a groundbreaking study emerging from the University of Otago’s Department of Anatomy, researchers have uncovered the astonishingly swift manifestation...
Evolution of Leaf Venation Networks Across Clades
In an ambitious study that spans nearly 400 million years of plant evolution, researchers have unveiled new insights into the...
Myosin XI Motor Protein Essential for Active Boron Uptake in Plants
In the intricate world of plant physiology, the uptake of essential micronutrients is fundamental to growth, development, and survival, especially...
How the Brain Deciphers Conflicting Hypotheses
In navigating complex environments, both humans and animals rely heavily on landmarks to orient themselves and reach their destinations effectively....
Research Reveals Dehorning Rhinos Significantly Cuts Poaching Rates
An extensive international study published in the prestigious journal Science on June 5, 2025, has shed new light on the...
Possible Distinct Subspecies of Sharp-Tailed Grouse Identified in South-Central Wyoming
For decades, ornithologists and wildlife managers alike have identified a population of sharp-tailed grouse inhabiting the shrublands and high desert...
Mice Identify Artificial Limb as Part of Their Body, Study Finds
In a groundbreaking study published in PLOS Biology, researchers have demonstrated for the first time that mice can exhibit embodiment...
Dehorning Rhinos Cuts Poaching in Greater Kruger Reserves by 78% Between 2017 and 2023
In a groundbreaking study spanning six years, researchers have uncovered compelling evidence that dehorning white rhinos significantly reduces poaching incidents...
Examining the Link Between Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonists and Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration Risk
A recent cohort study published in JAMA Ophthalmology has unveiled a potentially alarming association between the use of glucagon-like peptide-1...
Chimpanzees Can Catch Yawns from Androids, New Study Reveals
Chimpanzees have long fascinated scientists for their close behavioral and cognitive similarities to humans, and a groundbreaking new study from...
