UCLA Researchers Win NIH Grant to Improve Cancer Immunotherapy Effectiveness
Dr. Cristina Puig-Saus and her research team at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have received a five-year, $3.9 million grant from the National...
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Scientists discover tiny vortices swirling across the Sun’s surface
Scientists have captured the smallest solar surface vortices ever directly observed, revealing previously invisible plasma motions that may help explain how the Sun twists its...
Barrow Institute Receives $5 Million for Ibogaine Traumatic Brain Injury Trial
Barrow Neurological Institute has received a $5 million grant from the Arizona Department of Health Services to launch a Phase 1/2 clinical trial testing ibogaine...
Human cancer models speed research and advance precision therapies
Cancer researchers have unveiled one of the most extensive collections of patient-derived tumor models ever assembled, creating a living laboratory for studying how human cancers...
Engineers develop AI tool to manage tomorrow’s complex power grid
A new artificial intelligence system developed by researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power Systems could give...
MSK scientists uncover gut-healing molecular switch hijacked by colorectal cancer to spread
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center researchers have identified a protein that appears to control one of the gut’s most important survival programs—and colorectal cancer may...
BESIII Identifies X(2370) as a Glueball-Dominated Particle
A long-running search for one of the most elusive particles predicted by modern physics has reached a decisive new stage. The BESIII Collaboration at the...
Insilico Nominates AI-Designed ISM9077, Potential First-in-Class Y Inhibitor, as Preclinical Candidate
Insilico Medicine Nominates AI-Designed ISM9077 as Preclinical Candidate for Ocular Disease and Aging-Related Inflammation Insilico Medicine has nominated ISM9077, an artificial intelligence-designed inhibitor of an...
Study finds no clear IVF benefit from common embryo transfer techniques
A new Cochrane review has challenged several long-standing preparation techniques used immediately before embryo transfer in in vitro fertilization, finding no reliable evidence that they...
Membrane-Disrupting Peptide Triggers Immune-Stimulating Cancer Cell Death
Cancer researchers have designed a synthetic peptide that turns tumour cells into highly visible targets for the immune system by programming a previously unrecognized form...
NSF CAREER Award Supports Illinois Researcher’s Effort to Improve AI Training Data
Assistant Professor Jiaqi Ma has received a five-year, $660,307 National Science Foundation CAREER award to investigate one of the most consequential and least understood forces...
ZnO/MXene Bilayer Enables Ultra-Low Dark Current in AgBiS2 Quantum-Dot Near-Infrared Detectors
Near-infrared light is invisible to the human eye, yet it quietly powers some of the technologies shaping modern life. It is used in optical communications,...
Collaborative team doubles patient-derived in vitro cancer models available for research
Boston researchers and international collaborators have unveiled a landmark cancer research resource: 665 next-generation patient-derived models representing 27 common and rare cancer types. The collection,...
DNA breakthrough advances disease prevention before symptoms emerge
A new review in Genes & Diseases describes how DNA-based technologies are moving medicine toward a future in which disease is detected and prevented before...
Lithocholic acid eases fatty liver disease in mice and nonhuman primates
A bile acid long associated with liver damage may have a much narrower—and potentially useful—side to its biological identity. In a new study published in...