Every year, the global food industry discards enormous quantities of protein-rich byproducts, and one of the most overlooked among them is mung bean meal, the...
International student mobility has long been described as one of the most globalised flows of people in the modern world, with hundreds of thousands of...
Australia’s stick insects have just become considerably more diverse, at least on paper. Researchers at the University of Sydney have completed a comprehensive revision of...
When a child is diagnosed with a cancer that can only be treated with radioactive drugs, the medical team focuses on the tumour. But a...
A single hormone, sprayed on leaves, may help one of the world’s most important food crops shrug off one of its newest pollutants. In a...
Random propylene–ethylene copolymers sit quietly inside countless everyday products, from impact-resistant automotive trim to food packaging, translucent medical devices and flexible pipe systems. Their value...
Researchers in Iraq and Malaysia have reported that iron oxide nanoparticles synthesised using an aqueous bark extract of Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) exhibit powerful antibacterial,...
Transformer models now sit at the heart of the most consequential artificial intelligence systems in the world, translating languages, classifying medical images, and powering the...
A large analysis published in the British Journal of Cancer has examined one of the more puzzling relationships in breast cancer epidemiology: the observation that...
Cysteine has long been celebrated as one of biology’s most protective molecules. As a sulfur-bearing amino acid, it builds proteins, feeds the production of the...
Chemists have long chased a simple goal: build the complex nitrogen-rich molecules that modern medicine and electronics depend on, without the toxic solvents, harsh heat...
Scientists in Chennai, India, have transformed the leaves of a humble kitchen herb into a weapon against some of medicine’s most stubborn enemies. In a...
A career changer who types “I want to interpret big data” into a conventional guidance platform is likely to be met with silence or irrelevant...
For decades, extracellular vesicles were viewed as a signature of animal biology—tiny membrane-bound packages that cells release to shuttle proteins, lipids, and genetic material to...
In a move that could reshape how doctors sample suspicious lung lesions around the world, a coalition of more than ten leading Chinese medical societies...
