Chinese researchers have flattened the Rubik's Cube into a planar sliding mechanism and derived a systematic theory for generating new reconfigurable machine designs.
A large quasi-experimental evaluation in Viet Nam found that an intermediary-facilitated public–private mix intervention was associated with roughly 3,206 additional tuberculosis notifications per year at...
A qualitative study of twenty Ontario regulated healthcare professionals reveals how clinical expertise both empowers and burdens those who also care for aging parents, driving...
St. Jude scientists and collaborators built a comprehensive single-cell dataset and patient-derived models to identify a malignant mesenchymal cell population in neuroblastoma that is linked...
Laboratory cultures of three Heterocypris ostracod species have revealed complete developmental sequences from egg to adult, providing crucial reference data for identifying fossil shells and...
A new pilot study protocol in PLOS Digital Health details MindBia, a co-designed web-based nutrition intervention being tested for feasibility and acceptability among people with...
A new computational model shows that phase differences between subregions of the suprachiasmatic nucleus explain why the brain's master circadian clock resists temperature entrainment while...
A new review argues that microbes in soil, leaves, factories, and the human gut, rather than the tea plant alone, shape tea's flavor and health...
A population-based cohort study linking census and cancer registry records in Northern Ireland finds that lower socio-economic occupation and hearing disability are associated with higher...
A landmark analysis of five national monitoring schemes reveals rural hedgehog numbers in Britain have fallen by up to 70 per cent since 1981, even...
A cross-species study shows that the width of the mitotic spindle scales with the cube root of genome size because crowded chromosomes physically push one...
A statistical-physics framework applied to three forest censuses shows that dispersal diversity, rather than abundance alone, buffers species against competitive exclusion and local extinction.
A published case report describes a 25-year-old man who developed deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary embolism during recovery from dengue fever, highlighting a rare...
French researchers have developed an on-road method to measure how well car cabin filters remove fine particles in real Paris traffic, finding roughly 50 to...
A detailed survey of street tree soils in Antwerp reveals over 1,800 bacterial genera and shows that construction history, not just soil chemistry, shapes the...
