A previously unrecognized population of cancer-associated fibroblasts appears to act as a spatial organizer for immune suppression in lung cancer, according to a study published...
A new flexible sensor could help machines see, feel and make decisions with a level of coordination that has long challenged conventional electronic skins. In...
Metal–organic frameworks, or MOFs, are best known as highly ordered crystalline materials whose molecular building blocks assemble into repeating networks filled with nanoscale pores. Their...
Han, Cho, Takahashi and colleagues have reported a potential new way to strengthen cancer immunotherapy from inside the gut: an orally administered nanotechnology system designed...
Cryo-electron microscopy has transformed structural biology by allowing scientists to visualize proteins and other biological machines at near-atomic resolution. Yet the technique has a deceptively...
Micro-LEDs have long promised to transform displays for smartphones, televisions, smart glasses and immersive virtual-reality headsets, combining extraordinary brightness with deep contrast and low power...
A new study has brought physicists closer to watching an exotic state of matter reveal itself through light. In research published in Nature Physics, L....
A new study is reshaping the way scientists understand how transcription factors find their targets inside the crowded genome. Researchers Wei, Abiodun, Ling and colleagues...
A new strategy for one of organic chemistry’s most persistent selectivity problems could give chemists a more precise way to hydrogenate complex molecules without disturbing...
Generative artificial intelligence may be transforming STEM education—but not in the simple, universally positive way suggested by many early headlines. A new systematic review and...
Small-sample RNA-sequencing studies often promise a window into the molecular changes that accompany disease, treatment response, or infection. Yet when fewer than 50 biological samples...
A subtropical tree has revealed how forests may survive a future defined by hotter temperatures, rising atmospheric carbon dioxide and increasingly erratic rainfall. In a...
Rainfall is doing more than replenishing water in alpine wetlands: it may be steering the microscopic communities that live around plant roots, according to a...
Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common primary cancer of the liver, is often discovered at a stage when surgery or transplantation is no longer possible. For...
A new scoping review published in BMC Public Health is drawing attention to a major shift in how American healthcare organizations understand their role in...
