How Reproductive Injustice in Early Modern Europe Reflects Contemporary Issues
In the landscape of early modern Catholic Europe, the concept of reproductive freedom for impoverished women was virtually nonexistent. A ...
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Revolutionary Photonic Vibration System Enables Consistent Emotional ‘Mind Reading’ Across Individuals
A groundbreaking study from the journal Opto-Electronic Technology (OET) presents an innovative method for recognizing human emotions through cardiac activity, ...
Could Finger Length Hold Key Insights into the Evolution of the Human Brain?
The trajectory of human evolution has long been characterized by an unmistakable increase in brain size, a feature intricately linked ...
Transforming ‘Optical Synapses’ into a ‘Photonic Brain’: Advancements in Integrated Photonic Neural Networks for Low-Power General-Purpose Computing
A new frontier in computing is emerging with the development of integrated photonic synapses, neurons, memristors, and neural networks, as ...
A Fully Real-Valued Optical Chip Enables Light to “Think” Using Negative Values for Generative Models
In an era where artificial intelligence continues to redefine the boundaries of technology and human interaction, the demand for computational ...
Tenecteplase Use 4.5 to 24 Hours After Ischemic Stroke in Non–Large Vessel Occlusion Cases
A groundbreaking study recently presented at the International Stroke Conference 2026 by the American Heart Association unveils promising advances in ...
Immune System ‘Hijacking’ Offers Insight into Cancer Evolution
In a groundbreaking advance that unravels a critical enigma of cancer progression, researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and ...
AI Agents Engage in More Effective Debates When Equipped with Distinct Personalities and Interruptive Abilities
In the landscape of artificial intelligence, the nuances of human conversation remain challenging to replicate. This has been particularly evident ...
Intelligent Adhesion: Advancements in the Creation of Reversible Glue
Newcastle University is making waves in the field of adhesive technology with a groundbreaking innovation: a reversible glue that significantly ...
PolyU Creates Innovative Antibody Against Fat Cell Protein, Paving the Way for New Metabolic Liver Cancer Treatments
Liver cancer ranks among the most lethal malignancies globally, with metabolic dysfunction-related forms rising sharply in incidence. A pioneering breakthrough ...
How Cells Break Down Damaged Huntingtin Proteins
Huntington’s disease remains a devastating neurodegenerative disorder marked by relentless progression and a grave prognosis. At the heart of this ...
New B-vHIT Classification Framework Boosts Accuracy in Differentiating Peripheral and Non-Peripheral Vertigo
Accurate diagnosis of vertigo remains one of the most challenging quests in contemporary neurology and otology. Vertigo, a common yet ...
Infant Growth Patterns Linked to Family Plant-Based vs. Omnivorous Diets
In a groundbreaking cohort study conducted within developed countries, researchers have meticulously analyzed the growth trajectories of infants raised in ...
Patient Survival Rates Following Cancer Diagnosis Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
A recent cohort study published in JAMA Oncology reveals disturbing evidence that the COVID-19 pandemic has exerted profound and detrimental ...
Boosting Primary Care Radiology: A 5-Year Study
In recent years, the demand for radiology services in primary care settings has increased significantly. This trend reflects a growing ...
University of Maryland School of Medicine Scientists Find Vaginal Bacteria Exhibit Variable Behavior
For decades, the field of gynecology has approached the vaginal microbiome through a binary lens, categorizing bacteria simplistically as “good” ...
NEO-STIM Advances Personalized Neoantigen T Cell Therapy
In the rapidly evolving realm of cancer immunotherapy, a transformative breakthrough has emerged, promising to reshape personalized treatment paradigms. The ...
Austrian Neuropathology Expert Professor Adelheid Wöhrer Delivers Lecture at Korea University College of Medicine
Korea University College of Medicine recently had the privilege of hosting a landmark special lecture delivered by Professor Adelheid Wöhrer, ...
Decoding the Physics Behind Kamchatka’s 73-Year Earthquake Cycle
In July 2025, a monumental seismic event rattled the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, registering a staggering magnitude of 8.8 to ...
DNA Offers a Breakthrough Solution to the Global Data Storage Challenge
In a groundbreaking leap for data storage and encryption technology, researchers at Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, alongside their collaborators, ...
