A new study suggests that the way cancer cells run their mitochondria—tiny energy factories inside the cell—can predict how well colorectal tumors respond to chemotherapy....
A new study in Communications Engineering reports that generative artificial intelligence can now perform “inverse design” of three-dimensional energetic materials, enabling researchers to tailor combustion...
A team of researchers reports that a specific chromatin mechanism—histone crotonylation governed by an ACSS2–KAT5 complex—can actively steer liver inflammation during metabolic disease progression. The...
A new study in Nature Communications reports that Mexico’s urban system is not just reshaping itself—it is actively shedding population in ways that scale with...
Telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT) is moving to the center of aging research, framed by a new Perspective by Richard DePinho as a potential “apex” regulator...
Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) remains one of the most devastating gastrointestinal emergencies in premature infants, with its progression driven by a tangle of microbial, immune, and...
Wildfires are fast becoming a major driver of air pollution worldwide, but their effects on pregnancy and newborn health—especially in middle-income settings—are still not well...
A new study in Cell Death Discovery reports that glioblastoma cells may be made far more vulnerable to radiation by turning the androgen receptor (AR)...
Rising heat is already pushing cities toward higher electricity use, but a new study suggests that humidity—not just temperature—will shape how strongly air-conditioning demand climbs...
A new study published in J Expo Sci Environ Epidemiol argues that human biomonitoring can provide a far more direct picture of chemical exposure after...
Microbiomes don’t just shape what we eat—they can help edit how our genes are used. In a new Perspective in Nature Metabolism, researchers argue that...
Indigenous and traditional knowledge is increasingly recognized as a resource for addressing the intertwined crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and public health and nutrition...
Tumour biopsy remains the clinical gold standard for diagnosing cancer and guiding biomarker-based treatment choices. By interrogating the tumour itself, researchers can map local immune...
Civil additive manufacturing is moving from lab demonstrations to real construction sites, and a new research synthesis by Kaur, Lee, Kulkarni and colleagues argues that...
A new study published in npj Viruses reports that a genome-wide host-directed screening strategy can uncover both antiviral drug candidates and cellular signalling routes hijacked...
