A new strategy for building chiral carbon–carbon bonds could give synthetic chemists a more practical alternative to one of the field’s most familiar tools: stoichiometric...
A nationwide analysis of nearly 300,000 patients suggests that illicit fentanyl exposure has become substantially more common than medically supervised use, offering one of the...
Firefighters experience measurable changes in proteins circulating through their bodies within a day of battling a fire, according to a new study from UTHealth Houston....
In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, large mammals are doing far more than moving through the trees. Tapirs, peccaries, deer, and agoutis are acting as living agents...
A pair of prairie plants with roots deep enough to reach several meters into the soil has moved closer to becoming a new generation of...
Weill Cornell Medicine is launching a new Department of Systems and Computational Biomedicine, an initiative designed to bring genomics, artificial intelligence and patient-centered research into...
Wind turbines may soon have a new way to warn eagles and other large birds before they enter the most dangerous part of a wind...
A new perspective published in Pediatric Research proposes that pediatric nutrition should be organized around clearly defined goals, multiple forms of assessment, and the transitions...
California’s electric-vehicle revolution is accelerating, but a new study suggests that the benefits of the charging network are not reaching every community equally. Research published...
Cisplatin has saved countless lives by attacking rapidly dividing cancer cells, but the same chemical weapon can also injure the delicate sensory machinery of the...
A new generation of cancer-imaging nanoparticles could make it possible to detect tiny tumors deep inside the body without relying on continuous illumination from an...
Lower-limb exoskeletons are moving toward a decisive technological turning point. Instead of asking a wearable robot to identify whether a person is walking, climbing stairs,...
Cancer’s genetic chaos may soon be readable in the ordinary stained images pathologists already examine under a microscope. A new study published in Nature Biomedical...
Europe’s buildings are being designed with weather data that may already belong to the past. Engineers commonly rely on Typical Meteorological Years, or TMYs, assembled...
Researchers at Purdue University have developed a small-molecule compound that could open a new route toward cancer immunotherapy by targeting a protein that normally restrains...
