Cerium oxide (CeO₂) is a cornerstone abrasive in chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), where precise surface planarization is essential for advanced semiconductor fabrication. Its effectiveness is...
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital have identified a previously underappreciated genetic route to seizures, reframing how epilepsy can arise when...
Ependymoma, a pediatric brain tumor with distinct molecular subtypes, remains difficult to stratify beyond genetics because its metabolic landscape has been largely uncharted. While modern...
Wildlife rules across the EU and the UK are falling short of their own promises, according to a new peer-reviewed comparative study that urges governments...
A first-in-human study reported that an off-the-shelf vaccine aimed at common mutant KRAS variants can be both safe and immunologically active in people at elevated...
Distillation remains one of industry’s most energy-hungry separation steps, driving both operating costs and greenhouse-gas emissions. Yet improving distillation performance is far from straightforward: modern...
DETROIT — Traditional cancer therapies such as radiation and chemotherapy attack tumor cells by damaging their DNA, but many cancers survive by invoking efficient internal...
The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine has secured a five-year, $10.7 million National Institutes of Health grant to build a new research hub focused...
A new retrospective study out of the hip-fracture literature suggests that a simple perioperative blood marker ratio could sharpen predictions for elderly patients at high...
Agricultural soils are rarely exposed to just one stressor at a time, yet most risk assessments still evaluate pollutants in isolation. A new experimental study...
Researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center report an immune pathway that may help oral precancerous lesions progress to head and neck...
Rivers don’t merely move water; they actively “process” pollution. A new study of a forest-dominated river in central China shows that nitrogen removal—the key biological...
In triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) that carries TP53 mutations, loss of one copy of the DNA ligase I gene (LIG1) is known to blunt chemotherapy...
A new Nature study from Mass General Brigham and collaborators proposes a Bayesian way to turn messy, longitudinal electronic health record (EHR) streams into biologically...
Ports are critical nodes in global commerce, but they also act as ecological mixing chambers where shipping activity, wastewater inputs, and coastal development reshape the...
