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Predicting how well a student will perform by the end of a course has long been a dream of educational data mining, but the reality...

In the drought-prone districts of central Zimbabwe, the difference between a small business that thrives and one that quietly disappears often comes down to a...

Why do some melanomas shrug off the most celebrated cancer drugs of our era while others melt away under the same treatment? A team at...

Global child survival has improved at a pace few would have predicted a generation ago. Between 2000 and 2024, deaths among children under five fell...

In the coastal waters of the South China Sea, an invisible architecture of relationships binds together some of the ocean’s most important organisms. A new...

A quiet revolution in materials chemistry is unfolding inside a class of liquids that barely existed as practical tools a few decades ago. Ionic liquids,...

Beneath the fallen leaves of China’s shrinking urban forests, an unassuming detritivore is quietly rewriting what scientists know about how soil animals adapt to city...

Cancer survival has improved dramatically over the past few decades, but the treatments that save lives often leave behind a difficult physical legacy. Chemotherapy, radiation...

A child receives a devastating diagnosis of a life-limiting condition, and the first question every parent asks is some version of the same one: how...

Researchers in Maharashtra, India have turned the leaves of a traditional Ayurvedic medicinal tree into a factory for one of nanotechnology’s most versatile materials. In...

Breast cancer is not one disease. Under the microscope, tumors may look similar, but at the molecular level they split into distinct subtypes that respond...

Federated learning has long been pitched as the privacy-friendly way to train artificial intelligence: instead of shipping sensitive data to a central server, the model...

Liver cancer has long been one of oncology’s most stubborn challenges, and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) — the dominant primary liver malignancy — has historically resisted...

For decades, researchers probing the chemistry of pregnancy have faced an uncomfortable practical constraint: the fetus is chemically invisible. Drawing blood from an unborn baby...

Every year, tons of ibuprofen slip past wastewater treatment plants and drift into rivers, lakes, and drinking water supplies. The painkiller is one of the...