When AI Designs Nanomaterials, Governance Must Catch Up Fast
A new commentary argues that AI-accelerated nanotechnology demands integrated safety, privacy, and regulatory governance before risks outpace oversight.
A new commentary argues that AI-accelerated nanotechnology demands integrated safety, privacy, and regulatory governance before risks outpace oversight.
A new panel study of 37 Sub-Saharan African countries finds that mitigation-related climate finance improves sustainable development while broader climate-related ...
A hybrid expert-AI framework builds a directed dependency network of 40 urban resilience indicators, revealing small-world structure and functional roles ...
A new framework combining participatory foresight, the X-curve transition model and morphological analysis identifies four internally coherent policy mixes for ...
A BMC Medicine debate article proposes a three-tier framework linking released clinical trial data to the reproducibility and reuse it ...
A historical study of Shanghai from 1873 to 1949 finds that early heatwave responses were a patchwork of limited preparedness ...
A Ministry of Health-affiliated opinion article argues Kuwait's well-resourced health system needs case-level data, financing and governance reform to deliver ...
A systematic review proposes a six-layer Zero Trust framework that verifies not only who controls public-safety drones but whether the ...
A WHO Innovation Forum session reported in BMC Proceedings examined how the Collaboratory's communities of practice, the grEPI parameter repository, ...
A scoping review of 12 studies found substantial variability in how antimicrobial stewardship programmes are implemented in tertiary hospitals across ...
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