Month: July 2026

Rice researchers have long debated whether genetic engineering has actually delivered the promised gains in yield and resilience. A new ...

Researchers at the International Centre for Translational Eye Research (ICTER) have built a prototype optical coherence tomography (OCT) system that ...

Wearable biosensors are getting better at reading our bodies, but one problem keeps sabotaging real-world accuracy: staying in place. Skin ...

Remdesivir may offer benefits that extend well beyond the initial days of COVID-19 in adults living with kidney transplants, according ...

Salt stress is rapidly eroding crop productivity worldwide, and medicinal plants are not spared. For Salvia miltiorrhiza, salinization threatens both ...

Humans reached Malta—tiny, resource-limited and far from the mainland—during the Mesolithic, a timeline that has long puzzled researchers. Archaeology suggests ...

Older Australians make up nearly half of hospitalisations and more than half of total patient days, but health systems still ...

A surge of online learning content is creating a new bottleneck for students: choosing the right material at the right ...

Quantum computers hold the promise of solving problems that resist today’s machines by using qubits—systems that can occupy multiple states ...

A large Curtin University analysis tracking more than 123,000 Western Australian children suggests that attending preschool before compulsory schooling meaningfully ...