Disorder Helps Micromotor Arrays Produce Coherent Wave Propagation
Living systems can perform astonishingly coordinated tasks without a central controller. A flock of birds can turn as one, a school of fish can reorganize...
Living systems can perform astonishingly coordinated tasks without a central controller. A flock of birds can turn as one, a school of fish can reorganize...
A new DNA-based nanoscale device could give scientists an unprecedented way to control how engineered objects cross cell membranes. In a study published in Nature...
Cold atoms have long been among the most precise tools in modern physics, enabling clocks that measure time to extraordinary accuracy, sensors that detect minute...
Spectrometers have traditionally treated light as a two-stage problem. First, an optical system encodes the incoming light by separating or modulating its wavelengths. Then a...
The nucleus is often portrayed as a fortress, sealed off from the rest of the cell by a protective membrane. Yet every working cell must...
Insulin receptor prediction has entered a new computational phase with the proposed DC-BiGAN-IR framework, a deep-learning system designed to identify and characterize insulin receptors from...
Twenty years after scientists first demonstrated that a mature cell could be pushed backward into a stem-cell-like state, induced pluripotent stem cells are entering a...
Guillain–Barré syndrome, or GBS, is one of the most urgent neurological disorders in which the body’s immune system attacks the peripheral nerves. Weakness can spread...
The scientific record surrounding a study on a microbial iron-chelating compound and peanut productivity has been reset after the publication of a retraction note. The...
A large analysis of Chinese adults has uncovered a potentially important—and unexpected—link between dietary calcium intake and hyperuricemia, the condition in which uric acid accumulates...
A small peptide derived from a stress-response protein has improved motor performance and extended survival in mice modeling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, according to a new...
Treatment failure on a first-line HIV regimen can mark a critical turning point in long-term care, raising questions about drug resistance, adherence, tolerability and the...
A new meta-research study is drawing attention to a largely invisible problem in nutrition science: the dietary exposure that researchers validate is not always the...
Ventilator-associated pneumonia and hospital-acquired pneumonia remain among the most difficult infections to diagnose and treat in intensive-care medicine. Patients who require mechanical ventilation often develop...
Hormone receptor–positive early breast cancer has entered an era in which treatment decisions are increasingly shaped by biological risk, rather than menopausal status alone. A...
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