Month: July 2026

In forest ecosystems, carbon uptake is only half the story. A new study from southern Brazil shows that carbon partitioning ...

A University of Texas at Dallas bioengineering researcher has secured more than $1 million in grants from the Cancer Prevention ...

A routine cut can heal quickly, but deep wounds often become a battlefield: invading bacteria and a surge of reactive ...

A new randomized trial published in The Annals of Family Medicine tests a simple but powerful idea: when patients struggle ...

A new genomic study from the Ineos Oxford Institute for antimicrobial research and the University of Oxford argues that industrial ...

Eight fossil trackways from northern Kenya have been re-read as a rare, moment-by-moment record of how an extinct human relative ...

A new five-year pipeline at The University of Texas at Austin is designed to turn engineers into business leaders by ...

Persistent herbicide residues can linger in agricultural soils long after application, where they disrupt microbial communities, impair nutrient cycling, reduce ...

In an increasingly audio-first world, the University of Houston’s Product Experience Design (PXD) Lab is taking a bold step toward ...

USC has been selected to support the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission—an effort that brings universities, industry, and 17 ...