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Credit: Department of Molecular Virology,TMDU Researchers from Tokyo Medical and Dental University (TMDU) discover a novel mechanism by which immunodeficiency ...

Discovery of GABAergic synaptic regulations inside the brain for a new epilepsy treatment

DGIST joint research team identified the roles of 'Somatostatin,' which mediates the functions of GABAergic synaptic proteinCredit: dgist DGIST announced ...

SFU team helps discover potential superbug-killing compound

Credit: Simon Fraser University Researchers in Simon Fraser University's Brinkman Laboratory are collaborating with U.S. researchers to test a new ...

How millets sustained Mongolia’s empires

Stable isotope analyses reveals dramatic diet diversification at the onset of the steppe's earliest empiresCredit: Alicia Ventresca Miller The historic ...

The CNIO discovers that rapamycin has harmful effects when telomeres are short

The finding helps to better understand diseases such as aplastic anemia and pulmonary fibrosisCredit: CNIO In the past few decades, ...

Visceral fat delivers signal to the brain that hurts cognition

Credit: Phil Jones, Senior Photographer, Augusta University Excessive weight around our middle gives our brain's resident immune cells heavy exposure ...

Cyber toolkit a ‘complete package’ for detectives, companies

Credit: Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar/Purdue University WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A growing number of law enforcement agencies from across the world want ...

How do you make adhesives for electronics, vehicles, and construction tougher?

Credit: Jonathan Wilker/Purdue University WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Make them tougher by making them weaker. That's the proposed solution from ...

MTU engineers zap and unstick underwater smart glue

Credit: Sarah Bird/Michigan Tech With a small zap of electricity, biomedical engineers at Michigan Technological University take an underwater smart ...

The microbes in your mouth, and a reminder to floss and go to the dentist

Oral microbiome was subject of crowd-sourced study by CSU, Denver museumCredit: Denver Museum of Nature & Science Most people know ...

To predict an epidemic, evolution can’t be ignored

Credit: Carnegie Mellon College of Engineering When scientists try to predict the spread of something across populations--anything from a coronavirus ...

Earliest look at newborns’ visual cortex reveals the minds babies start with

Credit: Cory Inman Within hours of birth, a baby's gaze is drawn to faces. Now, brain scans of newborns reveal ...

Study maps landmarks of peripheral artery disease to guide treatment development

Credit: Photo by Fred Zwicky CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Novel biomedical advances that show promise in the lab often fall short ...

Navigating the potential pitfalls of tracking college athletes

Credit: Mark Stone/University of Washington Fitness trackers like Fitbit and Garmin watches make it easy for anyone to collect data ...

To bee, or not to bee, a question for almond growers

Credit: Drs. Saez and Negri Pollination by bees is vital even when crops are assumed to be pollinator independent. That's ...

Improved work environments enhance patient and nurse satisfaction

Credit: Penn Nursing PHILADELPHIA (March 2, 2020) - Healthcare provider burnout is a mounting public health crisis with up to ...

Geologists determine early Earth was a ‘water world’ by studying exposed ocean crust

Credit: Photo by Jana Meixnerova/provided by Benjamin Johnson AMES, Iowa - The Earth of 3.2 billion years ago was a ...

Collaborative using UVM researcher using NSF grant to recreate regional temperature data

Discovering a missing piece of recent climate dataCredit: University of Vermont Schoolchildren know that the age of a tree can ...

Study finds ‘silent’ genetic variations can alter protein folding

Credit: Photo by Matt Cashore/University of Notre Dame Proteins, the workhorse of the human cell, help digest our food, carry ...

Beef consumption hurting river quality