Korea University and UNIST chosen for K-MediST health program
In a move set to redefine how physician-scientists are trained, Korea University College of Medicine and the Ulsan National Institute ...
Study finds low usage of gambling addiction treatment in Quebec
A sweeping new analysis of Quebec’s public health system reveals that specialized treatment programs for gambling disorder are being dramatically ...
Four new indigenous cacao groups discovered in Peru
A sweeping genetic survey of cacao trees growing on indigenous farms across Peru has uncovered four entirely new genetic lineages ...
South Australia’s algal bloom is the most toxic microalga recorded.
A single microscopic alga has been unmasked as the most toxic bloom-forming species ever studied, reaching a potency that scientists ...
Comic book explores sponge landscape restoration methods and benefits
Restoring Europe’s parched and flood-prone landscapes might begin with a deceptively simple tool: a comic book. The SpongeBoost project, funded ...
Reward learning biomarkers across species: 20 years of the Probabilistic Reward Task
A subtle computational glitch deep in the brain’s reward circuitry may hold the key to one of psychiatry’s most stubborn ...
Ultra-high frequency particle impacts mimic rockbursts to shatter hard rock
A new rock-breaking technique that harnesses the devastating power of underground rockbursts could revolutionize mining, tunneling, and construction by shattering ...
Postpartum bonding problems tied to abnormal neural processing of infant emotions
A silent crisis unfolds in the earliest days of motherhood, hidden behind smiles and cooing lullabies. For a significant minority ...
Salmonella protein SopB curbs early inflammation to slow disease progression
A cunning molecular maneuver allows Salmonella to silence the gut's early warning system, not by shutting down the genetic instructions ...
Embodied cognition yields interpretable trajectory predictions for autonomous systems.
In the halting, uncertain rollout of autonomous machines into public life, there are few moments as perilous as the one ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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