Technology and Engineering

Inflammatory cell death has long presented researchers with a difficult therapeutic paradox: the molecular machinery that eliminates infected or damaged...

For decades, crop breeding has focused on the visible organism: larger seeds, stronger stems, faster growth, resistance to pathogens and...

A child’s heartbeat can reveal a great deal long before a scan or blood test does. Yet the traditional tool...

A new study suggests that the human brain may do more than provide inspiration for artificial intelligence: its signals could...

The gut and the brain are engaged in a continuous electrical and chemical dialogue that governs hunger, digestion, satiety, and...

A new nanocomposite design could help turn everyday motion into usable electrical power, offering a promising route toward self-powered wearable...

Microglia, the brain’s resident immune cells, may hold one of the most important clues for understanding why an injury that...

Bridges rarely fail without warning. Long before a serious structural problem becomes visible to the public, traffic, weather, moisture, and...

Wearable electronics are moving beyond passive health tracking. The next generation of devices is expected to sense physiological changes, interpret...

A new neonatal model of hypoxic-ischemic injury is challenging a central assumption in the study of newborn brain damage: that...