Month: July 2026

For decades, battery researchers have treated one particular electrical signature as a near-direct window into what happens inside an electrode ...

China’s ozone problem is no longer confined to the hot months. In cities across the country, pollution episodes that were ...

A child’s way of describing stressful experiences may contain clues about their future mental health that conventional assessments fail to ...

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, better known as PFAS, have become one of Europe’s most closely watched drinking-water contaminants. Often called ...

For decades, myelin has been viewed primarily as the nervous system’s insulation: a lipid-rich wrapping that accelerates electrical signals as ...

Algorithms designed to keep people scrolling may be doing more than shaping what appears on a screen. A narrative review ...

For millions of years, Africa was home to an extraordinary parade of giant plant-eaters: elephant relatives with unfamiliar tusks, massive ...

A study published in Nature Communications has identified a pathogenic immune pathway that links chronic Clonorchis sinensis infection to liver ...

Shark-finning regulations were introduced to end one of the most wasteful practices in modern fisheries: cutting off a shark’s fins ...

Extremely preterm infants are among the most medically vulnerable patients in modern hospitals, often requiring prolonged respiratory support, repeated procedures ...