Brain Stimulation Sharpens Executive Function in Older Adults, EEG Reveals
A pilot study found that pairing cognitive training with active right-prefrontal tDCS selectively improved non-verbal reasoning and associative fluency in ...
Carbon Fertilization in Karst Waters: A Nature-Based Solution for Carbon Sinks and Eutrophication Control
A new review in Frontiers in Geochemistry details how carbon dioxide fertilization of aquatic photosynthesis in karst waters can simultaneously ...
Morphine Detection Gets Faster, Cheaper and More Portable as New Analytical Methods Race to Keep Up With the Opioid Crisis
A new review maps the analytical arsenal for detecting morphine and its metabolites in biological samples, revealing that LC-MS remains ...
A cleaner genetic experiment confirms the cerebellum can trigger dystonia in adult mice
Dystonia researchers have long struggled with a stubborn problem: mice carrying the genetic mutation that causes the most common inherited ...
Hidden cancers inside ovarian teratomas: solid clues that flag rare transformation
A rigorous 15-year single-center review of 385 ovarian mature teratomas reveals that somatic neoplasms arise in 3.1 percent of cases, ...
Solid-state batteries: a new frontier for robotics
A new analysis argues that solid-state batteries could transform robotics, revealing that a single commercial robot consumes an EV-equivalent 60 ...
Roman roads were less straight and less Roman-centric than history suggests, massive study finds
A new analysis of nearly 300,000 kilometres of Roman roads shows the empire's network was shaped by landscape and provincial ...
Private Testosterone Boom Risks Overtreatment and Pushes Monitoring Costs Onto the NHS
Experts warn in The BMJ that the rapid growth of private testosterone prescribing risks overtreatment, unclear diagnostics, and a hidden ...
Museum Specimens Solve 50-Year Mystery of Brazil’s Vanishing Frogs
Museum specimens collected before and after the 1970s amphibian die-offs at Brazil's Boracéia Biological Station reveal that the chytrid fungus ...
Australian swordfish-like fossil fish was never endemic, new skull reveals
A new articulated Protosphyraena skull from Albian rocks in Dagestan, Russia, is so similar to Australian and English material that ...
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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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