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HDAC6, a cytoplasmic deacetylase best known for shaping cell stress responses, is emerging as an unusually informative flag in blood cancer. In a new study...

Kogakuin University in Japan and IIT (ISM) Dhanbad in India have launched a joint research initiative aimed at advancing next-generation multifunctional glass-ceramic materials for energy...

In leukemia’s most aggressive settings, bone marrow–resident blood-cell factories fail to complete normal maturation. Instead of rapidly generating mature immune cells, immature progenitors stall, expanding...

Sparkling water is often positioned as a soda alternative, but a new experimental study suggests the details matter: unsweetened sparkling water appears to reduce mouth...

National Harbor, Md. (July 26, 2026)—A small pilot trial suggests that compressing the daily eating window may help lower dementia risk, beyond the cognitive effects...

Maize was probably more than just a staple for many Classic Maya communities in southeastern Petén, Guatemala, according to a new study that uses stable...

T-cell engagers (TCEs) are rapidly becoming a powerful immunotherapy platform, showing meaningful clinical responses across multiple tumor types. Yet their broad deployment is limited by...

Solid oxide fuel cells and other high-temperature electrochemical devices rely on fast oxide-ion conductors, yet most candidates only become truly mobile well above 500 °C. That...

Trypanosome mitochondria rely on an RNA-editing process that rewrites transcripts through precisely timed uridine deletions and insertions, guided by complementary RNAs. For decades, researchers have...

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is a major component of Earth’s carbon cycle, but its molecular complexity has long resisted full characterization. The same chemical “mixture”...

Rare-earth elements are indispensable to modern electronics, magnets, and clean-energy technologies—but separating them from one another remains notoriously difficult. Conventional solvent-extraction routes often demand large...

A new study in Nature Plants spotlights how plants keep their chromosomes properly wired during the critical process of meiosis. Researchers report that a deSUMOylase...

A new study published in Nature Microbiology reports that lung infections can become dramatically harder to treat when bacteria exchange genes within the same patient...

A new photodynamic therapy strategy could make cancer treatment less vulnerable to one of the tumor’s most reliable defenses: low oxygen. In a study highlighted...

In a study published in Nature Neuroscience, researchers report that when brain tissue is damaged in a localized way, the astrocytes tasked with maintaining neural...