Tiny photosynthetic cyanobacteria may survive predator attacks by behaving less like solitary cells and more like organized herds. New research from Queen Mary University of London, published in The ISME Journal, shows...
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A new study suggests that tweaking the carbon dioxide supply in safe gas fermentation can markedly boost the production of a biodegradable plastic. Researchers focused...
A research team at Johns Hopkins has built a computational framework to forecast which people with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) may benefit from a combination of...
Tropical forests underpin biodiversity, stabilise climate, and lock away vast stores of carbon—yet they are still being converted to other land uses at a rapid...
Coordinated air-quality policies could reshape rainfall across South Asia—possibly in ways that single-country cleanup plans may not anticipate, according to new research from the University...
A new study suggests that European companies are telling a clearer story about climate impacts—but the details are uneven, especially beyond their own operations. Using...
Tiny photosynthetic cyanobacteria may survive predator attacks by behaving less like solitary cells and more like organized herds. New research from Queen Mary University of...
A new evidence-backed training approach presented to UK parliamentarians suggests a practical way to reduce prescribing errors made by newly qualified doctors. The briefing argues...
A “better hospital” doesn’t have to be a utopia—it can be engineered to pay dividends. A new modeling study in BMJ Leader introduces the fictional...
Loneliness and social isolation are increasingly treated as public health threats, but a new University of Michigan study warns that this framing may quietly shift...
Uppsala University researchers have identified a completely new fungal species, naming it Semicentenialea rex in honor of Sweden’s King Carl XVI Gustaf’s 50 years on...
European researchers have developed a city-by-city playbook for climate action by linking urban climate measures to how different places actually grow, shrink, or stabilize. In...
European countries are being asked to restore degraded wetlands, but a new analysis shows that the burden will fall very unevenly—largely because the distribution of...
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