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Sintering Turns 3D-Printed Battery Structures Into Working Power Sources
Three-dimensional printing has rapidly become one of the most versatile fabrication strategies for advanced energy storage devices, offering unprecedented control...
New Aromatic Hybrid Rice Pusa 60 Delivers Big Yields in Just 120 Days
A new high-yielding, aromatic rice hybrid developed by scientists at the ICAR–Indian Agricultural Research Institute (ICAR-IARI) in New Delhi has...
Immune Side Effects May Signal Stronger Tumor Shrinkage and Longer Survival in Gastric Cancer
When patients with advanced gastric cancer receive immune checkpoint inhibitors, one of the most puzzling phenomena in modern oncology is...
DartUniFrac Brings Megascale Computing to Microbiome Diversity Analysis
Researchers have introduced DartUniFrac, a new software tool designed to carry out UniFrac-based microbiome comparisons at a scale that was...
SpoVG Emerges as a Master Switch Controlling Listeria Biofilms and Survival
The foodborne pathogen Listeria monocytogenes has long been prized by microbiologists for its remarkable versatility: it survives refrigeration, persists on...
Scientists Validate a Bacterial Lipase Model That Could Speed Up Anti-Obesity Drug Discovery
Obesity has become one of the most stubborn public health challenges of the modern era, and the search for drugs...
New 14-Valent Pneumococcal Vaccine Shows Strong Safety and Immune Response in Indian Infants
Pneumococcal disease remains one of the most formidable vaccine-preventable threats to young children worldwide, and a newly reported phase IV...
AI Uncovers Hidden Human Protein That Builds Bridges Between Cells
For most of modern biology, the hunt for new human proteins has followed a familiar path: read the genetic sequence,...
Local Capacity Gaps Threaten Global Early Warning Push, Brazil Survey Reveals
A sweeping national survey of Brazilian municipalities has exposed a deep disconnect between the world’s most ambitious early warning initiative...
How a German Public–Private Alliance Brought White Lupin Back From the Brink
White lupin, once a promising homegrown protein source for European agriculture, spent decades in the scientific wilderness. A new case...
Routine Liver Tests May Reveal Which Sepsis Patients Face the Deadliest Risk
Up to nearly half of all patients who develop sepsis also sustain damage to the liver, yet the organ has...
How Pretreatment Unlocks More Biogas From Agricultural Waste, According to a Massive New Review
Every year, farms and food-processing plants generate staggering volumes of straw, husks, stalks, manure, and processing residues, much of which...
New Rust Toolkit Supercharges Sex Determination Studies in Non-Model Organisms
A new open-source software package promises to transform how biologists hunt for the genetic switches that separate males from females...
Adaptive LoRA Ranks Help AI Models Learn New Tasks Without Forgetting Old Ones
Large language models have become astonishingly capable learners, absorbing new skills from relatively small amounts of fine-tuning data. Yet this...
Himalayan Thyme Reveals Pollen Trade-Off That May Threaten Its Mountaintop Future
High on the ridges of the Kashmir Himalaya, a low-growing aromatic shrub is quietly rewriting what scientists thought they knew...
Machine Learning Predicts Which Women Will Face Early Ovarian Failure Within Three Years
A team of researchers in China has built an artificial intelligence tool that can flag which women with fading ovarian...
Atomic Swap in Two-Dimensional Nitrides Unlocks Five New Water-Splitting Photocatalysts
A single-atom substitution could transform one of the most exciting families of two-dimensional materials from a laboratory curiosity into a...
Engineered Bacterial Teams Turn Sunlight and CO2 Into 1-Butanol
Scientists at Uppsala University have taken a significant step toward a long-sought goal in industrial biotechnology: using sunlight and carbon...
Fortified Foods Must Reach the People Who Need Them Most, Study Warns
Large-scale food fortification has long been celebrated as one of the most cost-effective public health tools available for combating hidden...
HIV Status Splits Cancer Screening Patterns for Anal and Cervical Tumors
People living with HIV in the United States face a sharply elevated risk of cancers driven by human papillomavirus, yet...