Video platforms are overflowing with footage, but the technology designed to condense that footage into meaningful highlights still faces a deceptively difficult question: what makes...
Traffic congestion may soon become less a problem of reacting to stalled roads and more a problem of seeing the jam before it forms. A...
A new artificial intelligence system designed to identify fish species in difficult underwater images is promising to transform the way scientists monitor marine ecosystems. Researchers...
Dance training may be entering a new era in which emotional expression is assessed not only by teachers and audiences, but also by artificial intelligence....
A major collection of late-breaking research from the 2026 MASCC/ISOO Annual Meeting has been published in Supportive Care in Cancer, placing emerging developments in supportive...
A new artificial intelligence model is opening a potential path toward more personalized treatment for patients whose lung cancer has spread to the brain. Researchers...
Cancer is often described as an older person’s disease, but a qualitative study of young adults in the United States suggests that this assumption may...
Cancer survivors who leave specialist oncology clinics for follow-up in primary care are not disappearing from the cancer system, according to a new retrospective cohort...
A new analysis of traumatic brain injury trials is challenging a common assumption in medical evidence: that results measured with the Glasgow Outcome Scale and...
A new study of a connectome-constrained model of the fruit fly visual system has uncovered a striking limit to neural scale stability: a frozen visual...
A previously overlooked genetic network may help explain why tobacco plants rapidly produce side shoots after their main growing tip is removed. New research has...
Chinese cabbage may have found a new way to remain green long after its leaves would normally begin to yellow. A study published in Theoretical...
Long non-coding RNAs have long been treated as if each gene produces a single molecular identity: one RNA, one cellular address, and—at least in broad...
Gold nanoparticles have long announced their birth with a dramatic change in colour, shifting from pale yellow to deep ruby red as a reaction unfolds....
Wearable drug-delivery patches are moving beyond the familiar image of a passive adhesive strip. A new critical review in Biomedical Microdevices describes how flexible microfluidic...
