Serve with a Spectacular Swerve: The Science Behind Spin and Precision
In the realm of racket sports, badminton stands out not only for its speed and agility but also for its intriguing aerodynamics, particularly the enigmatic...
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Breakthrough Study Reveals New Methods to Protect Nerve Cells from ALS
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) remains one of the most perplexing and devastating neurodegenerative diseases, characterized primarily by the progressive loss of motor neurons that control...
ATF4-Glutamine Axis: Key to Cancer Metabolism and Therapy
In the relentless battle against cancer, a pivotal metabolic player has emerged commanding intense scientific focus: glutamine. Once regarded simply as a common amino acid,...
Morocco Tracks SARS-CoV-2 Shift to Omicron JN1
In the realm of infectious diseases, the ongoing evolution of SARS-CoV-2 continues to challenge global health systems, demanding vigilant genomic surveillance to anticipate and curb...
Catheryn Yashar Appointed President-Elect of the National Society
Dr. Catheryn Yashar, a leading figure in radiation oncology and the chief medical officer at UC San Diego Health, has been appointed as the president-elect...
Enhanced Trap Visualization: Full-Dimensional Imaging Advances Solar Cell Efficiency
In a landmark development for solar energy technology, a team of researchers has introduced a cutting-edge imaging technique designed to reveal the intricate landscape of...
Insights for AI Innovators: Lessons from Climate Activists
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems have become a significant part of discussions surrounding climate change and sustainability. As much as they embody innovation, these systems...
Corn Root Traits Evolved in Response to Both Human Influence and Natural Environmental Changes
Corn’s Root Evolution Unveiled: Ancient DNA and Modeling Reveal 10,000 Years of Adaptation Corn, scientifically known as Zea mays, stands today as one of the...
Feeling Connected at School Can Protect Bullied Teens from Depression, Study Finds
A recent groundbreaking study published in BMC Public Health reveals the critical protective role of school connectedness in mitigating the psychological impact of peer bullying...
Does Your Brain React to What You Do or How You Do It?
Rethinking Motor Control: How the Brain Organizes Action Beyond Body Parts Conventional neuroscience dogma has long maintained that motor functions in the human brain are...
How Very Preterm Birth Impacts Preschool Learning
The silent struggle of very preterm children as they enter the formal schooling system has long posed a challenge for educators, parents, and clinicians alike....
Medical-Legal Partnership Enhances NICU-to-Home Care
In the intricate and often overwhelming world of neonatal intensive care, families with infants facing chronic conditions are confronted not only with medical challenges but...
Impaired Blood Flow Accelerates Tumor Growth by Aging the Immune System
A groundbreaking study from NYU Langone Health has revealed a critical connection between impaired blood flow and accelerated cancer progression, shedding new light on how...
Chefs and Scientists Collaborate to Explore Microbiology Through Kombucha and Kimchi
In a groundbreaking collaboration bridging the culinary arts and microbial ecology, scientists and chefs have jointly pioneered a participatory science approach that leverages fermented foods...
Advancements in Non-Viral Therapeutics: Macromolecular Gene Delivery Systems Using Synthetic and Natural Polymers
Macromolecular gene delivery systems are paving the way for innovative non-viral therapeutics, addressing the pressing challenges associated with traditional gene therapy approaches. While viral vectors...
