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At the extreme edge of viability, physicians face one of neonatology’s toughest problems: predicting how a baby’s brain will develop after a birth at the...

A team studying antifungal defenses has uncovered an expanded view of how common disease-fighting strategies can suppress yeast-like pathogens. In a newly published report in...

Neonatal point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is moving from a promising innovation to a more structured clinical capability—at least in parts of a regional hospital network, according...

A new study aims to make one of Parkinson’s disease research’s most stubborn bottlenecks—episodic memory assessment—much easier to scale. Researchers report that natural language processing...

Thin-film electronics are everywhere, powering everything from phones to solar panels. In most designs, a conductive thin layer is paired with a much thicker substrate...

Cells communicate and advertise their identity using extracellular vesicles—microscopic cargo carriers released into bodily fluids. Detecting vesicle signatures from specific cell types, especially cancer, has...

Crystalline order is rewriting what we thought was possible for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). Since Tang and VanSlyke’s landmark OLED work in 1987, performance has...

Glencove, IL — The American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST) has issued a new clinical practice guideline addressing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) during pregnancy, aiming...

Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) report a technique that can insert large genetic cargo into plant genomes with high precision—an...

For thousands of years, silk has been prized for its remarkable strength, luster, and versatility—yet the biochemical choreography that converts a liquid protein mixture in...

A new study introduces a high-throughput super-resolution imaging chip that packs advanced microscopy into a compact, on-chip platform. The work, reported in Communications Engineering in...

AI-designed protein redesigns are shown to reshape the rules of evolution in a new Nature study, offering a “boosted starting point” for rapidly finding high-function...

A new study is turning heads in the mid-infrared electronics community by demonstrating gate-tunable electroluminescence from a tellurium/molybdenum disulfide (Te/MoS₂) p–n heterojunction. Published in Light:...

A new study promises to change how clinicians anticipate acute kidney injury (AKI) before it becomes irreversible damage, using a large language model (LLM) paired...

A new study of early modern Greece suggests that capitalism did not arrive as a sudden external shock. Instead, it emerged through a subtle process...