Technology and Engineering

UMass Amherst engineer Chang Liu is advancing a home HIV diagnostic that aims to match or surpass laboratory sensitivity during...

Thiophosphate linkages are increasingly valued as metabolic-stability-enhancing replacements for natural phosphate groups, enabling longer-lived chemistry in therapeutic contexts. Their use...

A new neuroimaging study is adding fresh detail to how global developmental delay (GDD) may reshape the developing brain. Affecting...

Biochar—carbon-rich material produced from agricultural and forestry residues, manure, sludge, and other biomass—has emerged as a low-cost candidate for wastewater...

Extremely preterm infants face a critical window in which early nutrition can shape not only growth, but also the establishment...

An era where robots can decide for themselves how to move outdoors is taking shape. KAIST has unveiled a quadrupedal...

Metal nitrides are attracting renewed attention because they combine strong bonds, high chemical stability and useful electronic properties—features that underpin...

Allergic conditions rarely occur in isolation in childhood. Instead, they often cluster as multimorbidity—such as asthma alongside allergic rhinitis or...

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) arrives at import terminals at near-cryogenic temperatures, carrying an immense reservoir of cold that is typically...

Quantum computing promises fault tolerance, but only if information is protected against the relentless local errors that plague today’s devices....