Loading...
human
University Of Copenhagen
Cow Bacteria Could Be the Secret Weapon Against Superbugs
A harmless microbe found in cows is showing remarkable power to stop deadly MRSA infections without the use of antibiotics.
University Of Cambridge
AI Finds the Needle in the Alzheimer’s Haystack, Boosting Hope for Better Drugs
By reanalyzing clinical trial data, artificial intelligence identified patients who actually benefited speeding up the search for effective treatments.
MIT
Anyone Can Now Teach a Robot with Zero Coding Required
MIT's new handheld interface lets users train robots through teleoperation, movement, or demonstration bringing human skills into robotics.
Harvard University
Tooth and Claw: 18-Million-Year-Old Proteins Reveal Secrets of Ancient Mammals
A rare discovery of fossil enamel proteins opens a molecular window into the diets, kinships, and evolution of long-extinct mammals.
ETH Zurich
Scientists Grow Over 400 Kinds of Human Nerve Cells in a Dish
A record-breaking cell culture breakthrough could replace animal testing and reshape how we study the brain.
University of Nottingham
Anaesthetic Gases Are Polluting the Atmosphere, But a New Fix Could Help
Veterinary surgeries may be quietly warming the planet, but scientists think they’ve found a way to stop it
Carnegie Mellon University
Scientists Hack Red Blood Cells to Become Tiny Drug-Carrying Machines
Your bloodstream’s most common cells may soon be delivering more than just oxygen.
University of Nottingham
Turtles Barely Get Cancer, and Scientists Are Taking Notes
A rare glimpse into nature’s cancer resistance could help unlock secrets to stopping the disease in humans.
Utrecht University
A Tremendous Amount of Plastic Floats as Nanoparticles in the Ocean
New findings reveal plastic pollution is even more pervasive, and more invisible, than we feared
University Of Copenhagen
37,000 Years of Disease Traced Through Ancient DNA
A sweeping new study reveals how our earliest encounters with animals reshaped the trajectory of human health.
Harvard University
Why Women Are at Double the Risk of Alzheimer’s
New research points to sex chromosomes and menopause as key biological clues.
Carnegie Mellon University
Searching Online May Be Killing Your Creativity, Study Warns
New research shows how turning to Google too soon can stifle original thinking