Science

A new preclinical study suggests that gene augmentation therapy may restore sight in a severe form of inherited night blindness. The work, reported in Gene...

A new study in Communications Engineering reports a construction strategy that could change how offshore reclaimed land is stabilized—using carbonation to strengthen deep cement mixing...

Early childhood is a critical window for building the foundation of long-term health, yet how day-to-day eating patterns shape later growth has been hard to...

Oral feeding problems are a frequent, often hidden challenge in infants born preterm who develop bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). These difficulties can prolong hospital stays by...

Journal of Cyborg and Bionic Systems has achieved a major milestone in the 2025 Journal Citation Reports, earning an Impact Factor of 20.9 and placing...

Journal Citation Reports 2025 reveals that the Open Access journal Cyborg and Bionic Systems has achieved an Impact Factor of 20.9, placing it 2nd in...

A new study reports that crustose coralline algae (CCA)—a group of reef-building red algae—can act as a natural shield for shallow coral ecosystems by slowing...

A new analysis published in BMC Geriatrics is drawing attention to what really drives well-being in later life. Researchers, writing from Hubei, China, examined how...

A new randomized controlled trial is putting high-frequency aerobic exercise under a bright spotlight for people living with subthreshold depression—those who experience depressive symptoms but...

Preterm twins are often monitored in the minutes and hours after birth for subtle signs of cardiovascular instability. A new prospective observational study reports that...

Underwater robotics and diving equipment face a brutal reality: damage happens, power is hard to replace, and most sensors fail permanently when punctured. A single...

Early childhood is a decisive window for shaping lifelong health, yet young children are routinely exposed to a cocktail of environmental chemicals. From plastics and...