Breakthrough in organic semiconductor synthesis paves the way for advanced electronic devices
A team of researchers led by Professor Young S. Park at UNIST’s Department of Chemistry has achieved a significant breakthrough in the field of organic...
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Insilico announces the expansion of its oncology pipelines and delivers the new generation FGFR2/3 inhibitor
- The nomination of the new generation of FGFR2/3 inhibitor for the treatment of tissue-agnostic solid tumors, bringing the total number of PCCs nominated by...
One-pot fermentative growth of predatory bacteria
The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified antibiotic resistance as one of the greatest threats to human health and life. With the alarming rise in...
Breakthrough in hydrate-based desalination technique unveiled
A research team, led by Professor Yongwon Seo in the Graduate School of Carbon Neutrality at UNIST has unveiled a highly efficient method for desalinating seawater...
Angelica gigas extract inhibits acetylation of eNOS in vascular dysfunction
“Angelica gigas Nakai (AG), a traditional medicinal herb, is garnering scientific attention for its potential in addressing a variety of health conditions.”Credit: 2023 Lee et...
Can we trust students to collect data ready to use in scientific research?
Recent efforts to improve on the openness and transparency in science have already begun paying off towards greater integrity in the way researchers do and...
KAIST presents strategies for environmentally friendly and sustainable polyamides production
Global industries focused on carbon neutrality, under the slogan "Net-Zero," are gaining increasing attention. In particular, research on microbial production of polymers, replacing traditional chemical...
Extremes of mobility: Lessons from Los Angeles’ transportation policy unveiled in new book
The development of transportation policy in Los Angeles is a story of extremes. New book by director and founder of the independent Center of Automotive...
Researchers prove human influence on large herbivore diets during anthropocene
The human population explosion, soaring from 1.6 billion to over 6 billion during the 20th century, has had a profound impact on global environments and...
The impact of nurse practitioner placement in Japanese nursing homes
The global demographic shift, marked by a decline in birth rates and an increase in aging populations, has posed a significant strain on healthcare resources....
Unraveling the evolutionary origins of umami and sweet taste preferences
The perception of taste is one of the most important senses and helps us identify beneficial foods and avoid harmful substances. For instance, our fondness...
The big potential of tiny MOFs in tackling our most fundamental problems
Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) are advanced porous materials with multifunctional tunable properties. Discovered approximately 20 years ago, these sponge-like molecule structures are being improved today...
Out of the shell: Taxonomic classification of a novel snail native to Japan
In Japan, a peculiar gastropod species was discovered over three decades ago, gaining attention upon being labeled as 'vulnerable' or 'near threatened' in several government...
Reducing PM2.5 disparity in China: Progress and challenges
PM2.5 (particulate matter less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter) is a critical pollutant affecting air quality and public health. In China, rapid industrialization and urbanization...
Cadmium and particulate matter toxicity
Particulate matter causes health problems for those who inhale the fine droplets and particles, but the chemical composition of the mixture matters—and can vary widely...
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