A brief look at the latest scientific discoveries and advancements focused on cutting-edge research from peer-reviewed journals.
New photochemically driven technique reveals protein interactions unique to cancer cells
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New research finds Prevotella melaninogenica can survive oxygen exposure despite long being classified as incapable of tolerating it
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Cold Spring Harbor researchers address a long-standing obstacle in translating neuroscience findings from mice to humans
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Northwestern research finds AI use also nudges proposals toward safer, already-funded research directions
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Belgian researchers trace a widely cited 2023 finding to a software bug, though the debate over the data isn't settled
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Yale study finds AgRP neurons are activated, not silenced, during semaglutide treatment in mice
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New head-mounted device combines high-resolution imaging with targeted neuron stimulation in freely moving animals
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Brain scans reveal how canine neural activity separates happiness from anger, fear, and sadness in human faces
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Low-cost method identifies a chemical fingerprint of tumor cells with more than 90% accuracy and may help track treatment response
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A review examines how PIWI/piRNA pathways could expand what stem cell treatments can achieve
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Dana-Farber researchers build a scalable platform for finding molecular glue degraders, revealing an unexpected way these drug candidates can be ...
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UCLA researchers argue that light-field microscopy’s snapshot volumetric imaging offers a distinct advantage for capturing fast, three-dimensional ...
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Buck Institute researchers propose the Reproductive Resilience Hypothesis to explain why reproduction accelerates aging in some species but is tied to...
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Human Cancer Models Initiative pairs patient tumors with lab-grown counterparts that closely mirror their molecular makeup
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New research points to the IL-1 pathway as a key defense that keeps C albicans confined before it can spread and cause life-threatening disease
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RIKEN-led study shows the actin cytoskeleton alone can drive cell-scale shape changes and front-rear polarity without relying on biochemical signaling
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