DNA from dung reveals cattle quietly switch from grass to forbs when the savanna dries out
A dual-locus DNA metabarcoding study of cattle dung from two South African savanna bioregions shows livestock shift from grass-based diets ...
Pocket Surgeon App Trains Operating Room Students Faster Than Traditional Teaching Alone
A randomized controlled trial found that adding the Touch Surgery mobile simulator to traditional training significantly boosted surgical knowledge, simulated ...
PLOS ONE Flags Citation Problems in Study on Agricultural Entrepreneurship Education in China
PLOS ONE editors issued an Expression of Concern for a study on agricultural entrepreneurship education in Chinese universities after finding ...
Why Indonesia’s Vocational Colleges Struggle to Win Public Trust
A new study applying Mark Moore's Strategic Triangle finds that Indonesian vocational higher education suffers from weak social legitimacy, slow ...
South America’s Biomes Rethought as Interconnected Landscape Geocomplexes
For more than half a century, the way ecologists carve up South America into biomes has rested on a deceptively ...
Frosty lichens reveal hidden diversity in China’s Acarosporaceae
A new MycoKeys study describes three new pruinose lichen species and one new record for China, combining morphology, chemistry, and ...
Solusome nanovesicle tablets melt in the mouth to supercharge ebastine delivery
Researchers developed ebastine-loaded Solusome nanovesicle oral lyophilisates that disintegrate in seconds and raised the drug's oral bioavailability 3.21-fold in rats.
ICU Survival Comes at a Hidden Cost for Families and Health Systems
A prospective study of 86 ICU survivors and their caregivers in India quantifies the financial, psychological, and healthcare burden of ...
Alien mantises are rewriting the rules of insect invasion
A new niche analysis of invasive Hierodula and Tenodera mantises reveals surprising climatic shifts, fierce congeneric competition, and critical taxonomic ...
Climate change threatens to shrink the habitat of Japan’s giant living fossil
A new species distribution model study projects that more than half of the current range of the endangered Japanese giant ...
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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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