KTU Researchers Develop AI System to Forecast Solar Power From Cloud Data
Solar power is rapidly becoming a major source of electricity, but its performance still swings dramatically with the weather. In Lithuania, where solar plants are...
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Double-Tracer “Diagnostic Twins” Could Improve Alpha-Targeted Prostate Cancer Dosing When metastatic prostate cancer outpaces hormonal therapy, clinicians face a narrow set of options. Targeted alpha...
People With Disabilities Face Much Higher Rates of Alcohol Use Disorder
People with disabilities receive diagnoses of alcohol use disorder (AUD) at dramatically higher rates than non-disabled adults in the United States, according to a large...
World-First Neutron Lens Sharply Enhances Atomic-Scale Observations
Neutron imaging can reveal how materials are built and how they change, offering exceptional sensitivity to light elements such as hydrogen and lithium. Beams produced...
Study Finds Honey Bees’ Smell Senses Shift from Larvae to Adults
Honey bee larvae do not smell the way adult bees do, according to a new study that links the phenomenon to the species’ highly social...
First Space Diagnostic X-rays Signal a New Era for Astronaut Health
A crew aboard a commercial spacecraft has produced the first truly diagnostic X-ray images during an orbital mission, a milestone for space medicine that has...
SwRI and SMU to Create AI Controller for Multi-Modal Microgrids, Storage
SAN ANTONIO—A new approach to powering data centers could soon combine batteries and hydrogen in a single, intelligent microgrid controller. Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and...
Treatment delays in colorectal cancer linked to higher metastasis risk thresholds
A new cohort study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that delaying colorectal cancer treatment doesn’t just postpone care—it can shift the biology of disease....
Genomic data reveal widespread hybridization and invasion history of saltcedar
Biological invasions can bring once-isolated lineages into contact, and hybridization often follows. That genetic mixing may generate new combinations of traits and help invasive species...
JMIR News: CMR-CLIP, Stroke Rehab Simulators, and Menopause Tracking Apps
On July 14, 2026, JMIR Publications highlighted three high-impact “News and Perspectives” stories showing how digital tools are entering everyday clinical workflows—moving from experimental demos...
New Insights into Liver Cancer Gene Signatures for Prognosis and Therapy
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), a formidable global health challenge, continues to exhibit high mortality rates primarily due to insufficient early diagnostic biomarkers and its late-stage detection....
Unveiling the Metallic Secrets of an Ancient Bio-Metal Maw
Researchers Unveil “Bio-Metals”: Ancient Sea Worm Jaws Reveal Metal-Like Mechanical Phenomena In an intriguing discovery bridging biology and materials science, researchers from TU Wien and...
Neurological Symptoms Linked to Hantavirus Infection Revealed
Neurological complications arising from hantavirus infections represent a rare but increasingly recognized facet of this zoonotic disease spectrum. Though hantaviruses are primarily known for causing...
Sinkholes shield endangered trees but impose evolutionary risks, study finds
In the dramatic karst landscapes of southwest China, giant sinkholes known as tiankeng harbor isolated microhabitats that shelter rare plant species from extreme environmental stresses....
New Framework Compares Human and Mouse Cortical Neuron Dendrites
In a groundbreaking advance for neuroscience, researchers have unveiled a robust computational framework enabling the detailed comparative analysis of dendritic architecture in cortical neurons across...