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13 briefings · “researchers”
A study outlines how reversing harmful compound buildup could reshape age-related disease pipelines and regulation planning.
Researchers built a programmable, self-repairing fungus-based fabric, plus versions that repel water or block UV.
Three functional photonic microchip components hit foundry-ready scale, published in Nature Communications, and they change what execs think is possible.
A newly discovered fat-eating weakness gives researchers a concrete target idea for future malaria treatments.
Researchers tweak Google’s AlphaFold to pinpoint which parts of gene-editing proteins cause mistakes, then engineer them safer.
Researchers use metal ions to strengthen cell-vesicle sticking, improving detection and targeted delivery even amid massive vesicle mixtures.
Agentic browsers add chatbot power fast, but scientists say security got worse, not better, for user data.
In a ferret study, a pill stopped airborne and close-contact transmission, shortened illness, and reduced contagious time.
Snakebots with video cameras extended rescuers' visual reach into tight debris, after 5,000+ deaths and 16,740 injuries.
Smell may be retrainable, but the science is tangled. Here is why researchers think progress is possible anyway.
A new Glo-CoH dataset gives decision-makers the first comprehensive view of UNESCO coastal heritage at greatest flood risk.
A newly proposed mechanism solves the “how” behind evidence of a black hole leaving its home galaxy.
