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DEBIAS-M Boosts Microbiome Model Accuracy Across Studies
In recent years, the study of the human microbiome has vaulted to the forefront of biomedical research, promising transformative insights...
Modular Thick-Panel Origami: One-Degree Freedom Structures
In a remarkable leap forward blending the intricacies of origami, kirigami, and advanced materials engineering, a newly published study unveils...
Synaptic Plasticity Drives Hippocampal Representational Shifts
In the intricate maze of the brain’s learning and memory systems, synaptic plasticity serves as the fundamental process enabling neurons...
Physical Twinning Advances Joint Encoding-Decoding in Optics
In the rapidly evolving field of computational optics, a transformative approach known as “physical twinning” is redefining how encoding and...
FTO Inhibition Eases ALS by Regulating Neuron m6A
The study delves deeply into the epitranscriptomic modifications—chemical alterations on RNA molecules that impact their function without changing the genetic...
New Perspectives on Social Energy Management in Industry
In recent years, the imperative to enhance energy efficiency within industrial sectors has transcended mere technological innovation, evolving into a...
Unraveling SLC1A5’s Role in Thyroid Cancer
In a groundbreaking study poised to shift our understanding of thyroid cancer biology, researchers have unveiled the pivotal role of...
Blocking Stromal Mechanosensing Halts Cardiac Fibrosis
In the intricate landscape of cardiovascular health, cardiac fibrosis stands as a formidable challenge, driving the progression of heart failure...
Natural Genetic Variation Controls Heart Rate, Size
In a groundbreaking study published recently in Nature Communications, researchers have unveiled compelling evidence that natural genetic variation plays a...
Controlling Bamboo Cell Deformation via Localized Moisture
In a groundbreaking study published recently in Nature Communications, researchers have unveiled a revolutionary method to engineer the transverse deformation...
FBXO32 Drives Cancer by Stabilizing D-Type Cyclins
In a groundbreaking study published recently in Nature Communications, researchers have unveiled a novel molecular mechanism by which certain cancers...
Large Herbivores Shape Temperate Forest Plant Canopies
In recent decades, global efforts to conserve temperate forest ecosystems have intensified, yet an alarming paradox has emerged: plant diversity...
Self-Supervised Cardiac Ultrasound Segmentation Without Labels
In a groundbreaking advancement at the intersection of artificial intelligence and medical imaging, a team of researchers has unveiled a...
Exploring Disaster Resilience Through Sendai Framework Principles
In the contemporary discourse on disaster resilience, the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction has emerged as a pivotal international...
RNF157 Drives Liver Cancer Growth via RIG-I
In a groundbreaking study published in BMC Cancer, researchers have unveiled the crucial role of RING finger protein 157 (RNF157)...
Life Cycle Assessment Fuels Sustainable Cool Cloud Innovation
As global awareness of climate change intensifies, the role of renewable energy in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is becoming...
Directional MicroLED Electroluminescence via Metasurfaces
In the rapidly evolving landscape of optoelectronic devices, the quest for higher efficiency, improved directionality, and reduced power consumption remains...
Vestibular Neurons Connect Motion Sickness and Metabolism
In a groundbreaking study that sheds light on the elusive neural mechanisms underpinning motion sickness, researchers have identified a specific...
Rare Synovial Sarcoma Shrinks Following Treatment with Plasma-Activated Medium
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University has unveiled promising therapeutic potential for plasma-activated medium (PAM) in...
Phase Firing Does Not Encode Sequence Order
In a groundbreaking study set to redefine our understanding of memory encoding, researchers have unveiled findings that challenge a long-held...
