A new study is turning ordinary drone flights into a high-tech early-warning system for aging bridges, combining aerial imagery with artificial intelligence to identify defects...
Shengxi Huang, an associate professor in Rice University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has been elected a fellow of SPIE, the international society for...
Obesity and cancer research has built a substantial evidence base over the past decade, but a new analysis from the National Cancer Institute says important...
Altermagnetism, a recently recognized form of magnetism that could reshape the future of computer memory, has taken a significant step toward practical control. Researchers at...
Tuberculosis continues to affect men disproportionately around the world, and a new study led by researchers at University College London suggests that the disparity is...
Microplastic pollution has reached another critical biological threshold along the Texas Gulf Coast, where oysters are showing biochemical stress and tissue damage linked to exposure...
A waste stream once viewed as an expensive environmental liability could become an active ingredient in safer, longer-lasting batteries. Researchers have developed a strategy that...
A new study published in Nature Communications reports that MHS552, an engineered antibody carrying a modified form of the immune-signaling molecule interleukin-2, selectively expands functional...
Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from systems that answer questions to agents that can pursue objectives, make decisions and act across digital environments. That shift...
MXenes, a family of atomically thin materials known for combining high electrical conductivity with chemically active surfaces, may soon become far easier to manufacture. Researchers...
Cancer patients are facing increasingly long waits to begin their initial course of treatment after surgery, according to an Original Investigation scheduled for publication in...
Hydrogen is often described as a clean energy carrier, but producing it at the purity required for fuel cells, industrial reactors, and other technologies is...
Vanillin, the compound responsible for vanilla’s characteristic aroma, may interfere with the earliest stages of human development when it is inhaled as part of an...
Taking the stairs may do more than get people from one floor to another: it could substantially reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease and premature...
A new class of living medicine could one day help people with diabetes control blood glucose without injections, implanted devices or continuously adjusted external signals....
