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Viral pathogens don’t just invade—they pressure the immune system into decisions that can either end an infection or allow long-term coexistence. In a new study...

When the brain coordinates movement, it continually compares motor commands with sensory feedback. Small mismatches—visuo-motor errors—can normally be corrected only if they’re detected in time....

Researchers have unveiled a spin-multiplexed approach to point spread function (PSF) engineering that could dramatically improve how optical microscopes discriminate objects and resolve fine structures...

Daydreaming has been a promising step toward making Hopfield networks—brain-inspired associative memory models—both more capable and more robust. Originally inspired by how sleep stabilizes important...

Elephants can “hear” their environment in more ways than we do. Beyond airborne sounds, they transmit signals through their bodies: seismic waves produced by elephant...

A new study published this July argues that colorectal cancer prevention could be sharpened by marrying two types of data that rarely meet at the...

Plastic pollution is increasingly recognized as a planet-wide stressor rather than a problem confined to coasts. Researchers estimate that roughly 11 million tons of plastic...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (July 15, 2026) — Perimenopause remains an underrecognized biological transition marked by hormone-driven symptom volatility. A new US study quantifies how common “perimenopause...

Medaka (Oryzias latipes) males are famous for their intense, repeatable spawning behavior during breeding season. In a new study, researchers investigated what happens to sperm...

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists—widely prescribed for type 2 diabetes and obesity—may carry a small but clinically important safety signal, according to research from Rutgers...

Boston’s community health backbone is quietly revealing a critical blind spot in maternal care. A new national analysis led by researchers at the Harvard Pilgrim...

Hybridization is often described as a force that can blur species boundaries and redirect evolution, yet its consequences for endangered taxa—especially in human-altered landscapes—are still...

A new study led by researchers at Rutgers University and Yale University uses specialized positron emission tomography (PET) to measure synaptic connections directly in the...

RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A new study from the University of California, Riverside reveals how orthonairoviruses, a group of tick-borne pathogens, can disarm key immune defenses....

Scientists at The University of Manchester report that even modest temperature variations during molten metal deposition (MMD) can reshape the internal microstructure of aluminium components...