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A new artificial intelligence system designed to identify fish species in difficult underwater images is promising to transform the way...

Dance training may be entering a new era in which emotional expression is assessed not only by teachers and audiences,...

A major collection of late-breaking research from the 2026 MASCC/ISOO Annual Meeting has been published in Supportive Care in Cancer,...

A new artificial intelligence model is opening a potential path toward more personalized treatment for patients whose lung cancer has...

Cancer is often described as an older person’s disease, but a qualitative study of young adults in the United States...

Cancer survivors who leave specialist oncology clinics for follow-up in primary care are not disappearing from the cancer system, according...

A new analysis of traumatic brain injury trials is challenging a common assumption in medical evidence: that results measured with...

A new study of a connectome-constrained model of the fruit fly visual system has uncovered a striking limit to neural...

A previously overlooked genetic network may help explain why tobacco plants rapidly produce side shoots after their main growing tip...

Chinese cabbage may have found a new way to remain green long after its leaves would normally begin to yellow....

Long non-coding RNAs have long been treated as if each gene produces a single molecular identity: one RNA, one cellular...

Gold nanoparticles have long announced their birth with a dramatic change in colour, shifting from pale yellow to deep ruby...

Wearable drug-delivery patches are moving beyond the familiar image of a passive adhesive strip. A new critical review in Biomedical...

Fluid dynamics has a new training ground for artificial intelligence, and its name is HydroGym. An international research team has...

Philadelphia—A large randomized clinical trial has found that stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), an increasingly used form of highly focused...

LA JOLLA, California—Jeffery Kelly, the H. Lutcher Brown Professor of Chemistry at Scripps Research, has been elected to the European...

Soil may be hidden beneath our feet, but its biological activity could soon become one of the most visible indicators...

Ghent, 26 August 2026 — Plants cannot escape a heat wave, retreat into shade or move toward a cooler environment....

Zika virus vaccines have long faced a difficult immunological problem: the antibodies they generate may protect against infection, but they...

Zika virus vaccine research has taken a decisive turn toward understanding not only whether vaccination prevents infection, but also which...