Sunscreen chemicals accumulate differently across eye tissues in Baltic Sea fish
A Fish Eye May Reveal How Sunscreen Chemicals Move Through Baltic Sea Ecosystems A new study of fish from the Baltic Sea is drawing attention...
A Fish Eye May Reveal How Sunscreen Chemicals Move Through Baltic Sea Ecosystems A new study of fish from the Baltic Sea is drawing attention...
A small Norwegian study is offering an unusually intimate account of how autism and gender incongruence can combine to make puberty, personal care and even...
Cancer researchers have gained an ambitious new way to interrogate the ecosystem surrounding a tumor: a cloud-based platform that combines gene-expression analysis, immune-cell profiling, survival...
A tiny implant designed to wedge open one of the most delicate joints in the human spine has passed a series of demanding laboratory tests—and,...
Honey and Oregano Join Forces in a 3D-Printed Scaffold Designed to Fight Bone Infections A 3D-printed scaffold coated with manuka honey or oregano essential oil...
A Rare T-Cell Leukemia Mutation Defies Expectations in a Four-Year Case A rare form of leukemia has challenged assumptions about how a potentially important cancer-driving...
The Brain’s “Waste” Pigment May Reveal a Hidden Failure in Cellular Recycling For more than a century, scientists have recognized lipofuscin as one of the...
A new artificial-intelligence system could help air-defense planners coordinate complex engagements more quickly by learning how targets, sensors, weapons and other resources are connected. The...
A New AI System Hides Secret Messages in Images Designed to Survive Social-Media Compression Images posted online are routinely resized, compressed, sharpened, blurred and contaminated...
A new artificial-intelligence system could make it dramatically easier to build editable digital humans from ordinary video, allowing virtual characters to change clothes, retain realistic...
IoT’s Next Bottleneck Is Not Data Collection—It Is Deciding Where the Data Should Be Processed Every second, connected cameras, medical devices, vehicles, industrial sensors and...
The Bigger AI Brain Is Not Always the Better Financial Reader A new comparison of artificial-intelligence systems has challenged one of the most persistent assumptions...
Hydraulic robots could soon handle heavy machinery with the steadiness of far lighter electric systems, according to a new control strategy designed to make six-degree-of-freedom...
A Bayesian Shield Could Spot a Stealthy Attack on 5G’s Most Vulnerable Signals The invisible signals that help a 5G network understand its environment could...
Building reliable artificial-intelligence training data in Thai has long presented a problem that is easy to underestimate. Large language models can generate fluent questions and...
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