Cotton’s Hidden Fungal Allies Could Reshape the Fight Against Charcoal Rot
A new Israeli field and greenhouse study reveals that Trichoderma-based and integrated management regimes reshape the fungal communities inside cotton ...
China’s Freight Sector Emits 1.47 Billion Tons of CO2 as Road Trucks Dominate Energy Use
China's freight industry consumed 665.45 million tons of standard coal equivalent and emitted 1466.38 million tons of carbon dioxide in ...
Reading Minds Together: Wearables Offer a New Window Into Team Awareness
A systematic review of 52 studies shows that heart rhythms, speech patterns, eye movements, and brain synchrony could allow scientists ...
Ten Years of No-Till Farming Builds Carbon in South African Topsoil, but Subsoil Stays Stubbornly Unchanged
Deep in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, a field experiment that began in 2012 has finally delivered a verdict ...
Palm Wine From Côte d’Ivoire Yields Probiotic Bacteria With Surprising Gut Survival Skills
Ten lactic acid bacteria strains isolated from traditional Ivorian palm wine were screened in vitro for probiotic and technological potential, ...
Multimodal Wearable Biosensors Are Rewriting the Rules of Athletic Performance and Health
A sweeping review of wearable biosensing reveals how biopotential, physical and chemical sensors are converging into integrated platforms that track ...
Hernia Repair in Severe Obesity Shows Low Short-Term Risk but Higher-Than-Expected Recurrence
A retrospective cohort of 52 patients with BMI ≥40 found low 30-day morbidity after minimally invasive ventral hernia repair, but ...
Light Coats, Heavier Cattle: The Simple Trait That Helps Herds Beat the Heat
A 12-month field study of 120 communal beef cattle in South Africa's Eastern Cape shows that lighter, shorter, and smoother ...
Borrowing From Quantum Math, a New Framework Describes the Brain’s Evolving States
A new computational neuroscience study proposes representing evolving brain dynamics with wave-function formalism, showing that EEG signals change in coordinated ...
Satellite Insurance Falls Short for Kenyan Herders as Drought Losses Go Unpaid
New research finds that Kenya's satellite-based livestock insurance consistently failed to match herders' actual drought losses, and that this persistent ...
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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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