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Quantum networks may one day connect computers, sensors, memories, and clocks that operate in completely different parts of the light ...

Biomedical engineering is entering a period of extraordinary scientific opportunity—and equally extraordinary educational pressure. At the 2025 Annual Conference of ...

A nationwide survey has brought renewed attention to the hidden costs of living with a left ventricular assist device, or ...

A reaction long regarded as one of synthetic chemistry’s most stubborn challenges has moved closer to practical use. In a ...

Sodium-ion batteries have long been viewed as a promising alternative to lithium-ion technology, particularly for applications where low cost, abundant ...

A nationwide analysis of nearly 300,000 patients suggests that illicit fentanyl exposure has become substantially more common than medically supervised ...

Firefighters experience measurable changes in proteins circulating through their bodies within a day of battling a fire, according to a ...

Weill Cornell Medicine is launching a new Department of Systems and Computational Biomedicine, an initiative designed to bring genomics, artificial ...

A new generation of cancer-imaging nanoparticles could make it possible to detect tiny tumors deep inside the body without relying ...

A newborn’s first stool may be carrying a chemical record of the pregnancy. In a pilot study published in the ...

A seemingly small choice at the beginning of a materials-production process may determine how effectively a promising water-treatment catalyst works, ...

Mid-infrared cameras are typically associated with military night vision, but their importance now extends far beyond seeing in darkness. They ...

A cookie made from plastic bottles, corn stalks and engineered yeast may sound like science fiction, but researchers at Southern ...

Parkinson’s disease is often described through its most recognizable symptoms—tremor, stiffness and slowed movement—but one of its most dangerous complications ...

Low- and middle-income countries are carrying the overwhelming share of the world’s cervical cancer deaths, and a new review warns ...

A simple calculation from two routine blood tests is drawing new attention to a question that could affect millions of ...

Researchers in Japan have developed a wastewater treatment technology that could transform nitrogen pollution from an environmental liability into a ...

KAIST researchers have identified a possible route toward electric-vehicle batteries that charge faster without losing as much performance or lifespan. ...

A nanoscale coating that deliberately uses tiny surface “defects” to make water droplets appear faster and leave the surface sooner ...

A Parkinson’s treatment designed to smooth out the disease’s most disruptive motor fluctuations is now drawing attention to a different ...