Why Longevity Research Must Prioritize Women
Women may hold one of nature’s most important clues to the biology of aging, according to a new perspective published in Cell. The paper introduces...
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Complete marmoset genome opens new avenues for Alzheimer’s and neurodegeneration research
Scientists have produced the first complete, end-to-end genome sequence of the common marmoset, creating a high-resolution genetic reference for one of the world’s most important...
Hemolytic Injury Linked to Cardiovascular Disease Risk
A molecule best known for carrying oxygen may become a powerful driver of cardiovascular injury when it escapes the red blood cells that normally contain...
High-resolution mapping reveals linked carbon and biodiversity losses across regions, crops
A new global analysis has revealed that the world’s food system is driving a concentrated, interconnected crisis for both climate protection and biodiversity. By mapping...
FAU Wins EPA Grant to Develop AI Technology Combating Harmful Algal Blooms
Harmful algal blooms are spreading across lakes, rivers and coastal waters in the United States, threatening drinking-water supplies, wildlife, public health and economies built around...
AI Advances Operational Forecasting of Tropical Cyclones
Tropical cyclones can transform from distant swirls over warm ocean water into life-threatening disasters within hours. Their winds can tear apart buildings, storm surges can...
Smart hydrogel packaging reveals whether food is still fresh
A new “smart” food-packaging material developed by researchers at Kyushu University can change color as meat begins to spoil—and repair itself after being cut. The...
Scientists Create Quantum Entanglement Using Sunlight
A new experiment has shown that sunlight, rather than a power-hungry laser, can generate entangled photons—particles of light whose properties remain mysteriously linked even when...
Stanford Surgeon Wins NIH Grant for Intraoperative Lung Cancer Imaging Agent
Lung cancer remains the world’s leading cause of cancer-related death, yet even when a tumor is detected early enough for surgery, removing it completely can...
Mushrooms could soon help create your next handbag
A handbag grown from fungus could offer a new route beyond both animal leather and petroleum-based vegan alternatives. Researchers in Finland have developed a mycelium-based...
JMIR Publications Partners With UMass Chan Medical School on Unlimited Open-Access Publishing
UMass Chan and JMIR Publications Launch Open Access Partnership to Remove Publishing Fees for Digital Health Researchers A new publishing agreement between JMIR Publications and...
Oviduct Epithelial Folds Aid Oocyte Transport but Aren’t Essential
After ovulation, an egg begins a carefully timed journey through the oviduct, also known as the Fallopian tube, toward the uterus. Fertilization normally takes place...
Plasma pTau217 Shows Diagnostic Performance Across Genetically Admixed South American Populations
A blood test linked to one of Alzheimer’s disease’s most closely watched molecular signals is moving into a population rarely represented in biomarker research. A...
China’s Solar Manufacturers Time Decarbonization Efforts to Accelerate the Global Energy Transition
China’s photovoltaic industry may hold one of the most consequential timing decisions in the global energy transition: when, exactly, should solar manufacturers intensify their own...
How Metabolism and Epigenetics Shape Immune Cell Flexibility in Tumors
Cancer does not merely grow around immune cells; it continually rewires them. A review by J. Noh, J. Lee, C. You and colleagues examines how...