Extensive Protein Hydrolysate Boosts Intestinal Barrier In Vitro
A groundbreaking correction has surfaced in the latest issue of Pediatric Research, where Bozzetti, Brosnan, Verma, and their colleagues revisit and refine their influential study...
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Editors Bridging Science: From Desk to Lab
In an era marked by rapid scientific advancement and the ever-growing complexity of research landscapes, the traditional role of journal editors is undergoing a profound...
AI Diagnoses Cervical Spondylosis via Multimodal Imaging
In a groundbreaking development at the intersection of artificial intelligence and medical imaging, researchers have unveiled a novel multi-task deep learning model capable of automating...
Harnessing Molecular Sieve Control to Enhance Dynamic Coupling Effects in Fe Nanoparticles
Iron-based catalysts have garnered significant attention in environmental catalysis, particularly for their promising role in high-temperature selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of nitrogen oxides (NOx) using...
Destroying Cancer Cells Using RNA Therapeutics
In a groundbreaking advancement in cancer treatment research, scientists at The Ohio State University have developed a revolutionary approach to targeting metastatic colorectal cancer using...
Building the ‘Golden Bridge’: Optimizing Tunnel Junctions for Next-Generation All-Perovskite Tandem Solar Cells
Recent advancements in solar technology have spotlighted the impressive potential of all-perovskite tandem solar cells (TSCs), which promise extraordinary efficiencies of up to 45%. This...
Binghamton University Scientist to Lead $2.5 Million Initiative for Enhanced Avian Flu Vaccine Development
Professor Sha Jin of Binghamton University’s Department of Biomedical Engineering is at the forefront of innovative vaccine research, exploring groundbreaking methods to revolutionize vaccine development....
Immune Response Shapes Infant Dengue Patterns in Brazil
In a groundbreaking study poised to reshape our understanding of dengue virus transmission, researchers have uncovered intricate immune mechanisms that influence disease patterns among infants...
Weill Cornell Physician-Scientists Honored with ASCI Early-Career Awards
Two physician-scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine have been distinguished with prestigious early-career honors from the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) for the year 2026,...
Texas Children’s Establishes National Benchmark in Pediatric Organ Transplantation
In a landmark achievement that underscores its leading role in pediatric transplant medicine, Texas Children’s Hospital has once again secured the top national position for...
Penn Nursing Study Reveals Key Predictors of Chronic Opioid Use After Surgery
In the ongoing battle against the opioid crisis gripping the United States, a pivotal question remains unresolved: which patients are most vulnerable to long-term opioid...
Tandem Repeat Evolution Under Selfing and Selection
In the intricate world of genetics, tandem repeat (TR) sequences stand out as a fascinating source of variation. These sequences consist of short DNA motifs...
UMD Researchers Detect E. coli and Other Pathogens in Potomac River Following Sewage Spill
In January 2024, one of the most significant sewage spills in U.S. history discharged hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Potomac...
Resveratrol Boosts Autophagy via TFEB, FOXO3, TLR4 in MPS IIIB
In an intriguing development within the field of molecular medicine, a groundbreaking study reveals the intricate interplay of specific proteins in promoting autophagy—a vital cellular...
University of Houston Research Uncovers Promising New Targets for Dyslexia Detection and Treatment
For over four decades, scientific inquiry has pursued the genetic foundations of dyslexia, a specific reading disorder that challenges nearly 20% of the global population....
