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Radiation Supercharges Natural Killer Cell Therapy Against Liver Cancer in New Study
New research shows that radiation can make liver cancer cells more visible to natural killer cells, boosting the effectiveness of...
Ice Baths Reconsidered: Landmark Review Maps When Cold-Water Immersion Helps Athletes and When It Backfires
An umbrella review of fifteen meta-analyses finds that post-exercise cold-water immersion offers time-specific recovery benefits for power, jump and endurance...
Diabetes drug GLP-1 tied to halved stroke risk in study of 171,917 Swedes
A nationwide Swedish cohort study of 171,917 people with type 2 diabetes found GLP-1 receptor agonists were associated with roughly...
Soft Polymer Solids Emerge as Powerful New Tools for Taming Vibration
A new critical review in Polymer Bulletin surveys how polymeric soft solids, from elastomers and tough hydrogels to nanocomposites and...
Wafer-Scale Boron Carbon Nitride Delivers the Missing p-Type Semiconductor for 2D Chips
Researchers have grown wafer-scale monolayer boron carbon nitride with record-setting p-type transistor performance, filling a critical gap in the materials...
AI Knockout Screen Reveals GSTP1 as a Driver of Lung Cancer Immunotherapy Resistance
A transformer-based in-silico gene knockout screen across 109 cell types has identified GSTP1 as a key driver of immunotherapy resistance...
Psychology’s Future Hinges on Interdisciplinary Science and Global Diversity, Editorial Argues
A new editorial argues that psychology's future will be defined by rising mental health needs, digital services, interdisciplinary collaboration, and...
Immune Fingerprints in Blood Reveal Parkinson’s Disease When Patients Are Sorted First
By stratifying Parkinson's patients into mouse-model-anchored immune subtypes, researchers have built T-cell receptor blood tests that exceed 0.8 AUC, overturning...
AI Learns to Read Students’ Minds from Just a Handful of Answers
Researchers have reformulated knowledge tracing so large language models can assess a student's understanding from only a few answers while...
Why a Lecturer’s Psychological Skills May Be the Hidden Engine of Education Quality
A new conceptual study argues that lecturers' psychological and pedagogical competence acts as a system-forming factor in higher education quality...
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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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