Science News
1,5-Pentanediamine from CRKP-colonized patients weakens CD19 CAR-T cells in vitro
A bacterial metabolite that circulates in the blood of patients colonized with carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae appears to sabotage one of...
Molybdenum disulfide thermosensitive hydrogel disrupts biofilms to heal diabetic wounds
Diabetic wounds have long been among the most stubborn challenges in clinical medicine. High blood sugar, poor circulation, and a...
Classifying AI uses: judgment and epistemic control, from delegation to abdication
The way we talk about artificial intelligence in public debate is dominated by broad labels: “AI in education,” “AI in...
Ensemble transfer learning detects nutrient deficiencies and predicts groundnut yield loss
In a development that could reshape how farmers diagnose struggling crops, two computer scientists at the National Institute of Technology...
DiNgHy offers null models for analyzing non-degenerate directed hypergraphs
From epidemiological contact tracing to legislative politics, many of the networks that shape modern life cannot be faithfully described by...
Q-SCOPE maps quantum state geometry for prediction and benchmarking
Hybrid classical-quantum neural networks have rapidly become one of the most actively pursued directions in quantum machine learning, promising classification...
Tracing crystal origins in quantum-state discrimination with induced-coherence interferometry
A new theoretical analysis of one of quantum optics’ most elegant experiments has revealed that a decades-old statement of wave–particle...
Altered lncRNA profiles in breast cancer NK cells impair immune function
In a discovery that could reshape how scientists think about cancer immunosurveillance, researchers have uncovered striking abnormalities in the long...
Metal nanoparticles show promise against drug-resistant superbugs
The global crisis of antimicrobial resistance has reached a critical inflection point, claiming nearly 1.27 million lives annually and threatening...
Gut microbe’s sugar-breaking enzyme helps it survive on mucus
The human gut is not a passive highway for the trillions of microbes that live there. It is coated in...
GASA/snakin proteins reveal conserved structure and diverse plant functions
Deep inside plant genomes lies a family of small proteins so structurally rigid that they survive boiling, so chemically versatile...
Rock fractures and soil shape water use by karst woody plants
In the rugged karst landscapes of Southwest China, where limestone and dolomite bedrock jut through thin soils and fissures slice...
Delayed FDG PET/CT reveals systemic vascular inflammation after head and neck chemoradiotherapy
Cancer therapy saves lives, but it can quietly injure the blood vessels that keep the rest of the body alive....
Echocardiographic changes and vascular dysfunction in male and female Fabry patients
Fabry disease has long been recognized as one of medicine’s most insidious inherited disorders, a rare X-linked lysosomal storage condition...
Targeting tumor microenvironment cells: new directions in brain metastasis therapy
Brain metastases strike up to 30 percent of cancer patients, bringing headaches, seizures, neurological deficits and a median survival of...
Plasma p-tau217 to Aβ42 ratio shows flaws for Alzheimer’s diagnosis
The world’s first approved blood test for Alzheimer’s disease is facing a pointed scientific challenge. In a review published in...
Dissolved inorganic carbon disrupts mineral-bound organic matter in soils
Soils have long been celebrated as quiet guardians of the planet’s carbon, locking away vast quantities of organic matter in...
Eco-friendly bismuth nanoparticle–chitosan composites show antimicrobial promise
Bismuth, a heavy metal long relegated to the margins of nanotechnology, is stepping into the antimicrobial spotlight thanks to a...
Mn2O3-Co3O4 Nanocomposite Enables Visible-Light Degradation and Electrochemical Detection of Trimethoprim
A simple, low-cost nanomaterial made from two abundant transition-metal oxides can both destroy one of the world’s most persistent antibiotic...
Anthocyanin-enriched starch-chitosan films show promise for smart packaging
Researchers in Malaysia have developed a biodegradable packaging film that can visibly signal food spoilage as it happens, shifting through...