Geochemical Constraints Shaping Sediment Microbiomes in Gypsum Caves Revealed
Beneath the sun-baked landscape of southeastern Spain, an underground microbial world is being shaped by chemistry that changes from one patch of cave sediment to...
Beneath the sun-baked landscape of southeastern Spain, an underground microbial world is being shaped by chemistry that changes from one patch of cave sediment to...
A Missing RNA-Editing Enzyme May Link Myelin Damage to Sleepless Nights Sleep loss is often treated as a problem of brain circuits, stress hormones or...
A Secret That Can Shape a Marriage: How HIV Stigma Influences Disclosure in Indonesia’s Muslim Communities In Indonesia, where HIV transmission increasingly affects heterosexual couples,...
A small pilot study from Thailand suggests that adolescents who undergo hematopoietic stem cell transplantation may develop a strong and persistent antibody response after receiving...
A Major ICU Trial Finds That Getting Ventilated Patients Moving Earlier Does Not Guarantee Better Recovery For years, intensive-care clinicians have treated early mobilization as...
A Three-Drug Strategy Nearly Doubled Survival in Advanced Melanoma—but Researchers Urge Caution A real-world study of patients with unresectable advanced melanoma in China has found...
A deceptively mild stroke can conceal a rapidly worsening threat, according to a new systematic review that identifies brain-tissue blood-flow patterns capable of revealing which...
A large study of older women with screen-detected breast cancer suggests that 3D breast imaging does not deliver the same advantage at every age. Digital...
Carbon-fibre composites have transformed aircraft, automobiles, wind turbines and sporting equipment by combining low weight with exceptional strength. Yet the material has a stubborn weakness:...
A battery electrode built from copper and sulfur has gained a performance boost from an unexpectedly precise source: tiny copper clusters whose molecular “coats” can...
An Artificial-Intelligence System Can Turn Viral Sequences into Evolutionary Maps When a new virus begins spreading, one of the most urgent scientific questions is not...
Graph neural networks are rapidly becoming the workhorses of artificial intelligence for molecules, social networks, computer programs and infrastructure—but their reasoning can remain nearly impossible...
Artificial intelligence chatbots are increasingly becoming the place where teenagers ask questions they may be too embarrassed, unsupported or afraid to raise elsewhere. But a...
A Quantum Model Finds a Way to Keep Entanglement Alive in a Leaky, Gain-and-Loss World Quantum entanglement is famously delicate: disturb the particles, allow information...
A Quantum Circuit Could Make Uncertain Data Classification Exponentially More Efficient A new framework for classifying ambiguous data could give quantum computers a direct route...
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