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A team at the University of Stuttgart has developed a programmable DNA origami nanosyringe that can mechanically transport molecules across synthetic cell membranes. The device,...

Industrial flow components may soon be designed with far greater aerodynamic efficiency, following the introduction of a computational strategy that brings three-dimensional topology optimization closer...

Online news comment sections can become flashpoints during elections and national crises, where arguments over politics, identity, and social issues rapidly spread across gender, generational,...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Aug. 11, 2026 — Physicians at HonorHealth Research Institute have begun testing a personalized dendritic-cell vaccine designed to treat advanced melanoma that...

Ceramic materials are the quiet workhorses of modern technology, powering everything from smartphone capacitors and computer circuits to electric vehicles and renewable-energy systems. Yet discovering...

A new study from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management suggests that artificial intelligence is already influencing not only how scientists write grant proposals, but...

For decades, obesity medicines were judged largely by how effectively they reduced appetite. Many could help people lose weight, but the results were often modest...

A warning from the developing-lung frontier is challenging one of vaping’s most reassuring phrases: “vape-free” may not always mean “residue-free.” In a new article published...

E-scooters are emerging as a significant source of serious injury among children in England, according to a six-year study of emergency admissions at three major...

Immunotherapy has changed the treatment landscape for cancer, but its benefits remain unevenly distributed among patients with gastric cancer. Immune checkpoint blockade (ICB), which is...

The hunt for the axion, one of particle physics’ most elusive hypothetical particles, has entered a decisive new phase. The German Research Foundation, or DFG,...

Mental health screening should become a routine part of elite sport, conducted at predefined points throughout an athlete’s career and repeated after major events, according...

The New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite once responsible for tens of millions of dollars in annual livestock losses in the United States, is moving...

Researchers have unveiled a new approach that could make millimetre-wave technology more agile, efficient and dramatically easier to control. In a study published in Communications...

A newborn’s first battle may be shaped by an invisible ecosystem in the gut—and by the balance of two essential fatty acids delivered through nutrition....