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...
A new study is turning climate uncertainty into a controllable variable for rice farming by using grid-scale, high-efficiency precision irrigation. The research, published in 2026,...
A new randomized controlled trial is putting advance care planning (ACP) and care coordination under a scientific spotlight for people living with parkinsonism. The study,...
A new study in npj Flexible Electronics reports a data-driven strategy for building stretchable electrodes whose performance is no longer tied to a specific pulling...
A new study in BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology sheds light on how titanium dioxide (TiO₂)—widely used in industrial materials and emerging consumer products—can disrupt metabolism...
A new study reports a refined drug-delivery approach that could help tackle one of Alzheimer’s most stubborn problems: getting therapeutic molecules into the brain efficiently...
A new case report in BMC Geriatrics highlights a difficult diagnostic dilemma at the intersection of respiratory medicine and infectious disease: when recurrent pleural effusion...
Researchers have taken a major step toward making emotion-sensing brain technologies practical. A new study reports that continuous human emotional states—specifically valence (pleasantness) and arousal...
A new wave of lab-built “evolution engines” is emerging for making asymmetric biocatalysts—enzymes that can reliably produce one molecular mirror image over the other. In...
