EPFL’s Ursula Röthlisberger Wins Michele Parrinello Award for Computational Physical Science
Open-access scholarly publisher MDPI has named Professor Ursula Röthlisberger of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) as the recipient ...
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Palmitate Drives Liver Metastasis by Suppressing Neutrophils’ Antitumour Activity
Liver metastases are among the most difficult complications of advanced cancer. Unlike many other organs, the liver is continuously exposed ...
Single-nucleus analysis reveals human fat-cell subsets with distinct metabolic profiles
White fat is often portrayed as a passive storage depot, a biological warehouse where excess energy is packed away for ...
Ultrasound-Guided Nasojejunal Tube Placement Reduces Malposition and Radiation in Newborns
A bedside ultrasound technique is emerging as a potential alternative to repeated X-ray checks for placing nasojejunal feeding tubes in ...
Intelligent Hybrid Strategy Enables High-Dimensional Encrypted Orbital-Angular-Momentum Comb Multicasting for Optical Networks
A new optical communications strategy is turning one of light’s most intricate properties into a potential engine for faster, more ...
Best Exercises Improve Wellbeing, Depression and Anxiety in Older Adults With Cancer
A major synthesis of clinical evidence is putting exercise at the center of a growing conversation about how to support ...
Can Wind Capture Atmospheric Water and Convert It Into Freshwater?
A new atmospheric water harvesting system could turn wind directly into drinking water, without first converting the wind’s energy into ...
Diffuse gas flows replenish filaments, sustain hub accretion, promoting massive star formation
A hidden reservoir of gas surrounding dense stellar filaments may be helping build the largest stars in the Milky Way, ...
Scientists uncover evolutionary history of gene associated with neurodevelopmental conditions
Variants in the human gene PSPH may help explain why some people develop severe neurological disorders linked to inadequate production ...
Human-like AI attention accelerates video analysis
Artificial intelligence is learning to “look” less—and perform better. A research team in Japan has developed a multimodal AI system ...
Noisy bubbles impede ultrasound-enhanced chemical reactions, sonochemistry model reveals
Ultrasound can make chemistry happen inside a liquid by creating microscopic bubbles that collapse with extraordinary force. Yet a new ...
Any physical activity may slow cognitive decline, especially among Hispanics, study finds
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 4, 2026 — Moving more in midlife may help protect the brain decades later, particularly among Mexican ...
p38β-Mediated BiP Phosphorylation Drives Stemness, Chemoresistance by Suppressing UPR in Liver Cancer
Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common primary cancer of the liver, is notoriously difficult to treat once it becomes advanced. Even ...
Sylvester Cancer Center Ranks First in Florida, 23rd Nationally for Cancer Care
Sylvester Cancer Center Rises to No. 23 Nationwide in 2026 U.S. News Rankings Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of UHealth ...
Dementia Risk and Patterns After Age 90
For decades, scientists have known that dementia risk changes with age, sex, genetics and social conditions. Yet one of the ...
Optical Frequency Transfer Reaches 10⁻²¹ Precision Across 2,067-Kilometer Fiber Network
The world’s most precise clocks may soon be able to share their time across entire countries without losing the extraordinary ...
KAIST Advances Giant Batteries Toward Commercialization for AI Data Centers
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence data centers is creating a new demand for energy-storage systems capable of operating at ...
NF-κB-Active Tumors, Matrix CAFs, and Immunosuppression Drive Chemoradiation Resistance in Rectal Cancer
Rectal cancer can survive one of its most aggressive treatment combinations by turning the tissue around the tumor into a ...
Molecular profiling identifies favorable risk pattern in rare, aggressive uterine cancer
A rare molecular pattern found in an aggressive uterine cancer is drawing attention to how genetic classification could reshape prognosis ...
How glial cells may drive sleep disruption in Alzheimer’s disease
Sleep may be one of the earliest casualties of Alzheimer’s disease, and scientists are increasingly looking beyond neurons to understand ...