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CHAMS-DTA Improves Drug-Target Binding Affinity Prediction with Cross-Hybrid Attention and Multistage Sampling
Drug discovery is getting a new computational assist from an artificial-intelligence model designed to predict how tightly a drug molecule...
Indian Polistine Wasps Harbor Distinct Microbiota Across Four Species
Wasps are often portrayed as solitary villains of the picnic table, but inside their bodies they host complex microbial communities...
Urinary Incontinence Linked to Self-Reported Hearing Loss in Two National Aging Studies
A study spanning England and China has identified a statistically significant association between urinary incontinence and the later emergence of...
Supporting Behavior Change in a New Era of Obesity Care
The Next Revolution in Obesity Care May Depend on What Happens Beyond the Prescription The rapid rise of glucagon-like peptide-1...
BioFire Respiratory Panel Improves Syndromic Diagnosis of Suspected COVID-19 Infections in Madagascar
A rapid molecular survey in Madagascar has revealed just how much information can be missed when respiratory infections are diagnosed...
Balancing Brain and Lung Care: Strategies for ARDS in Acute Brain Injury
A New Intensive-Care Framework Aims to Protect Both the Lungs and the Brain When a critically ill patient suffers acute...
Review maps statistical methods for harmonizing historical longitudinal epidemiological data
A new review of the statistical tools used to combine health data from different studies has exposed a problem hiding...
Study tracks lasting cognitive and functional effects after tick-borne encephalitis
Tick-borne encephalitis is often described as an acute infection: a sudden illness marked by fever, headache, neurological inflammation and, in...
Study finds socioeconomic gaps in follow-up after abnormal mammograms in Denmark
A “Nearly Perfect” Breast Screening System Still Leaves Some Women Waiting Longer for Answers A nationwide study of Denmark’s breast...
Checkpoint immunotherapy rejects primary tumors without cDC1 cells or lasting immune memory
A new study has revealed that immune checkpoint blockade can drive the first wave of tumor rejection even when a...
Hall-Effect Current Sensors Evolve from Traditional Semiconductors to Emerging Two-Dimensional Materials
Hall-effect current sensors may be among the smallest components in modern power systems, but their performance can determine how safely...
Nanocrystalline PVA Hydrogel Mimics Cartilage Lubrication and Enhances Load-Bearing Performance
A New Hydrogel Mimics Cartilage’s Strength and Near-Slippery Lubrication Artificial cartilage has long faced a problem that sounds simple but...
P1-KAN: An Effective Kolmogorov-Arnold Network for Hydraulic Valley Optimization
A new artificial-intelligence architecture designed to handle the jagged, unruly mathematics of real-world systems has outperformed both conventional neural networks...
Australians Question Who Benefits from Connected, Automated Vehicles’ Safety and Justice
Australians are broadly familiar with the idea of cars that drive themselves, but a national survey suggests that public support...
Hybrid quantum-classical generative adversarial networks enhanced by transfer learning
Generative artificial intelligence has produced everything from photorealistic faces to synthetic medical scans, but the systems behind those images remain...
Parallelizing Incremental Aggregations Across Sliding Windows
Streaming data are everywhere, from financial transactions and online searches to sensor networks, social-media feeds and industrial monitoring systems. Yet...
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Steane [[7,1,3]] Code Enables Loss-Tolerant One-Way Quantum Repeaters
A Quantum Error-Correction Upgrade Could Extend One-Way Quantum Repeaters Across 5,000 Kilometres Quantum communication has a stubborn distance problem: photons...
Machine learning reveals HLA-DQ2.5’s impact on naïve T-cell receptors in celiac disease
A Machine-Learning Signal in Celiac Disease Turns Out to Be Written in the HLA Genes A person’s immune system carries...
Combining noncoding RNA profiles and HPV genotyping improves cervical cancer risk assessment
A new molecular screening strategy could help doctors distinguish human papillomavirus infections that are likely to disappear from those that...
Scientists develop reporter strain to detect inhibition of bacterial cell-wall biosynthesis
A new bacterial “alarm system” could make it dramatically easier to discover antibiotics that attack one of microbes’ most vulnerable...