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BLUE LAKE, Calif., Aug. 13, 2026 — An invasive owl is occupying the same ancient forests that northern spotted owls need for survival, according to...

The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation has selected 14 postdoctoral scientists as its May 2026 Fellows, awarding each researcher independent support to pursue high-risk, potentially...

A new physics-guided artificial intelligence framework could change how engineers design one of the most important circuits inside modern wireless devices. Researchers from the Singapore...

Non-functional pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (NF-PanNETs) are often described as relatively indolent cancers, but that broad label conceals a striking range of clinical behavior. Some tumors...

Most health checks offer a still photograph of the body: a blood-pressure reading, a cholesterol level, a glucose measurement and perhaps a few other laboratory...

For decades, the pharmaceutical industry’s most familiar strategy for extending the commercial life of a successful medicine has been to make a new version of...

Cancer researchers have identified a previously hidden molecular partnership that may help explain why the protein c-Myc becomes so destructive in tumors. In a study...

A coral-inspired scaffold that combines multi-walled carbon nanotubes with nano-hydroxyapatite has shown promise in restoring bone regeneration in steroid-induced osteonecrosis of the femoral head, a...

Giant viruses are rewriting one of biology’s most familiar stories. Once regarded as unusual but relatively isolated curiosities, these oversized viruses are now emerging as...

Alzheimer’s disease has long been associated with the accumulation of tau, a neuronal protein that normally helps organize and stabilize microtubules inside axons. In the...

Cold is more than an uncomfortable sensation. For mammals, falling environmental temperatures trigger a coordinated emergency programme involving the brain, muscles, blood vessels, metabolism, behaviour...

For international scientists, the cost of working in the United States is often measured in laboratory rent, research materials and grant budgets. A new analysis...

A newborn’s first blood sample may one day offer scientists an early view of how the developing brain has been shaped before birth. In a...

A major National Institute on Aging workshop is putting a once-overlooked question at the center of aging science: why does health change differently in women...

Carbon dioxide is often described as a waste product, but researchers are developing increasingly practical ways to turn it into something useful. A team from...