Decade-Long Sediment Flow After Earthquake
In the wake of catastrophic earthquakes, one of the most insidious and long-lasting consequences comes not from the immediate shaking itself, but from the vast...
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Serine Metabolism Shapes Natural Killer Cell Functions
Unlocking the Metabolic Mysteries of Natural Killer Cells: A Species-Specific Tale of Serine and Immunity The intricate dance of immunity relies on the swift metabolic...
Spin Alignment Boosts Dimerization in Ammonia Oxidation
In the relentless pursuit of sustainable and efficient energy carriers, ammonia has emerged as a molecule of remarkable promise. Its capability to act as a...
Overcoming Five Challenges for Just Energy Transition
The global pivot toward renewable energy sources is widely hailed as a cornerstone of combating climate change, promising a cleaner, more sustainable future. However, beneath...
Freeze–Thaw Recycling Separates Fibers from Wind Blades
In an era where sustainability and circular economy practices are becoming imperative, the issue of recycling retired wind turbine blades has emerged as a formidable...
Membrane and Electrochemical Methods for Lithium Extraction
The quest for sustainable energy solutions has thrust lithium, a critical component in rechargeable batteries, into the global spotlight. As electric vehicles surge in popularity...
Lentinus edodes Polysaccharides Transform Noodle Texture and Digestion
In the ever-evolving landscape of food science, the quest to enhance staple foods not only in taste and texture but also in nutritional value and...
Assessing Micro-CT for Pediatric Hyoid-Larynx Studies
In an era where advanced imaging techniques are revolutionizing the field of pediatric medicine, a groundbreaking study has emerged that sheds light on the intricacies...
Scientists Develop First ‘Microwave Brain’ on a Chip
Cornell University researchers have unveiled a revolutionary leap in computing technology: a low-power microchip designed to operate as a “microwave brain.” This pioneering processor is...
Quitting Smoking Linked to Recovery from Other Addictions, Study Finds
A groundbreaking new analysis conducted by scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) reveals a compelling link between smoking cessation and improved recovery outcomes...
Chromatin Architecture Shapes Embryo Hypertranscription
In the earliest moments of mammalian life, a fascinating and intricate dance unfolds within the embryonic nucleus as the genome awakens from its quiescent state....
Leading ALS Organizations Unveil ‘Champion Insights’ to Explore Elevated ALS Risk Among Athletes and Military Personnel
NEW ORLEANS, August 13, 2025 — In a pioneering advance poised to reshape amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) research, Answer ALS, alongside the ALS Therapy Development...
Seafloor Fiber Reveals Fjord Calving Dynamics
In the remote and frigid fjords where glaciers meet the sea, a silent, dynamic interplay unfolds beneath the icy waters — one that has long...
Heritable Factor Links BMI, Fat, Waist in Kids
In a groundbreaking exploration into the genetic underpinnings of childhood adiposity, new research sheds light on the intricate interplay between genetics and environment in shaping...
Vector Field-Guided Toolpaths Revolutionize 3D Bioprinting
In the rapidly evolving domain of additive manufacturing, the integration of biofabrication techniques has opened new frontiers in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. The latest...
