Heavy Smartphone Use Linked to Faulty Brain Network Switching During Attention Shifts
A dynamic fMRI study finds that people with high smartphone addiction scores show altered coordination between the brain's default mode ...
Hidden Caves Beneath a Chinese Mining Region Revealed by Radar, Drones and 3D Modeling
Chinese researchers fused drone orthophotos, ground-penetrating radar, and GOCAD 3D modeling in Hebei Province to locate shallow cave systems, with ...
Most Korean Doctors Back Patient Voice in Decisions, Yet Cite Time and Pay as Barriers
A national survey of 542 South Korean physicians found broad support for patient participation in clinical decisions, but only about ...
Two New Springtail Species Hidden in Colombia’s Andes Rewrite a Tiny World
Two new springtail species from Colombia's eastern Andes, described through meticulous bristle-pattern analysis, reveal unexpected evolutionary links between tropical, European, ...
Latin America Builds Its Own AI Pipeline for Biology with BiotrAIn
A new Frontiers perspective details how the BiotrAIn project, a partnership between EMBL-EBI, the University of Costa Rica, and CABANAnet, ...
Two in Five DVT Patients Suffer Anxiety, and Poor Doctor Communication May Be Partly to Blame
A mixed-methods study of 175 patients finds that 41 percent of people with lower-extremity deep vein thrombosis experience clinically significant ...
Fuzzy AI Gives Self-Driving Cars a Second Earlier Warning Before Lane Changes Go Wrong
A neuro-fuzzy risk index that fuses braking demand and inter-vehicle gap helped a simulated Level 3 autonomous car detect lane-change ...
Satellite Navigation Signals Turned Into a Storm Early-Warning System for Rain
A new multi-GNSS framework adds tropospheric gradients, regional modeling, and a joint moisture–saturation criterion to sharpen satellite-based water vapor retrieval ...
Living Fossils of the Balkans Reveal How Soil and Forest Diversity Feed Each Other
A comparative study of refugial Serbian spruce, Macedonian pine, and Bosnian pine forests shows that soil properties and forest diversity ...
Why Deep Knee Meniscus Tears Starve: Glucose Diffusion Emerges as a Hidden Design Constraint for Repair Scaffolds
A new reaction-diffusion model shows that glucose diffusion is too slow to reach deep white-zone meniscus tears under native conditions, ...
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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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