Researchers from Chiba University, Japan, used fruit flies to explore how high-fat diets (HFDs) affect memory and brain health. They found that HFDs disrupt autophagy, the brain’s cellular recycling ...
Stars, gas and cosmic dust in the Sagittarius B2 molecular cloud glow in near-infrared light, captured by Webb’s NIRCam instrument. The darkest areas of the image are not empty space but are areas ...
Researchers at the University of Geneva have developed a powerful new tool to detect colorectal cancer using gut bacteria and machine learning. They created the first detailed catalogue of human gut ...
Scientists at the University of St Andrews discovered that particles in solar flares can reach temperatures 6.5 times higher than previously thought, with ions soaring past 60 million degrees. This ...
Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a new material that repels oil and water like traditional non-stick coatings, but uses far less PFAS, the harmful “forever chemicals” linked to ...
Researchers from the University of Maine propose that human evolution is shifting from genetic to cultural forces. In their study published in BioScience, Timothy M. Waring and Zachary T. Wood argue ...
Humanoid, a UK-based robotics and AI company, has introduced the HMND 01 Alpha, the country’s first industrial humanoid robot. Developed in just seven months, the wheeled prototype is designed to work ...
A diamond slice of a South African diamond showing various inclusion-rich zones and laser ablation pits from microanalytical sampling. Credit Yaakov Weiss Share A new study published in Nature ...
When ice freezes and thaws repeatedly, chemical reactions are fuelled that can have significant impact on ecosystems. The photo was taken in Stordalen, Abisko. ImageJean-François Boily Share A new ...
Astronomers from Trinity College Dublin used the James Webb Space Telescope to study the atmosphere of SIMP-0136, a nearby rogue planet not bound to any star. They detected strong auroral ...
Researchers from the Kalsotra and Diehl labs have discovered why alcohol-associated liver disease impairs regeneration. Normally, liver cells temporarily revert to a fetal, like state to multiply and ...
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