Rethinking the Language of Energy Poverty
In recent years, global discourse around energy access and equity has increasingly centered on terms such as ‘energy poor’, ‘fuel poor’, ‘energy vulnerable’, and ‘hard...
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Skin Health and the Science of Biological Aging
The human skin, our largest and most visible organ, serves as an extraordinary biological sensor, continuously interacting with the environment and bearing the marks of...
ERC Grants €2.5 Million to TIGEM Researcher for Advancing Programmable Genetic Circuits
The landscape of gene therapy is undergoing a revolutionary transformation fueled by the convergence of synthetic biology, artificial intelligence, and biomedical engineering. At the forefront...
Unlocking Epigenetic Secrets of Newborn Pulmonary Hypertension
In a groundbreaking new study published in Pediatric Research, scientists have unlocked critical insights into the epigenetic regulation of Notch signaling pathways in persistent pulmonary...
Breakthroughs in Science Unlock Treatments for the Most Challenging Bladder Cancers
In a groundbreaking study poised to reshape the therapeutic landscape of bladder cancer, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) have unveiled a...
Tarantulas Adapt Remarkably: Continue Running Despite Losing Two Legs
In the fascinating world of arachnids, losing limbs is not a catastrophic event but rather a routine part of life for many spiders. When a...
Evaluating Ethanol Use in Neonatal Medication Excipients
In the rapidly evolving field of neonatal pharmacology, recent insights into the use of ethanol as an excipient in common medications have sparked significant scientific...
Physicists at TU Graz Capture Real-Time Energy Flow During Chemical Bond Formation
For the first time in the history of experimental physics, a team led by Markus Koch at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) has succeeded...
Local Residents Embrace the Expansion of Large-Scale Solar Projects in Their Backyards
The concept of renewable energy has long garnered widespread public support, yet the reality of having such facilities established nearby often sparks concern among communities....
Seamlessly Connect Nanoparticles Like Building Blocks for Industrial Applications!
In an innovative leap for materials science, Dr. Seunggun Yu and his team at the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) have unveiled a transformative technology...
From Farm to Fashion: How Agricultural Waste is Transforming into Tomorrow’s Textiles
The environmental footprint of cotton cultivation has long been a cause for concern, given its extensive water usage and chemical inputs. Cellulose, a natural polymer...
Boosting D-Lactic Acid Production Through UV Irradiation Advances
In a groundbreaking advancement with far-reaching implications for sustainable chemical production, researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have engineered a novel yeast strain capable of significantly...
Blueprint Reveals Pathway for Expanding Australia’s Bioeconomy
Australia stands at the precipice of a major economic transformation, brought to light by a newly released report from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). This...
Emory University and Micron Biomedical Initiate First Human Clinical Trial for Innovative Rotavirus Vaccine Utilizing Dissolvable Microarray Technology
In a groundbreaking advancement for public health, Emory University, in collaboration with Micron Biomedical, has initiated the first-ever clinical trial for a novel rotavirus vaccine—designated...
Cardiorespiratory Shifts Following Transcatheter PDA Closure
In a groundbreaking study poised to redefine neonatal cardiology, researchers have unveiled compelling insights into the cardiorespiratory dynamics following transcatheter closure of patent ductus arteriosus...
