Millions of lives with chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) may eventually be closer to scientific verification and possibly treatment, a new study that maps the intangible biological destruction behind the disease. Researchers from Jackson Laboratory,...
“Stop the Earl!” He not only attracted partisans during the 2020 U.S. presidential election. A new study shows that many people, even those in the political aisle, may also truly believe that they are...
What if the meaning in life is not what we discover, but something we feel we enter? A new philosophical study by Waseda University shows that meaning in life is generated through a perceived...
The researchers found that cells can clean up damaged mitochondria using a surprising backup system that does not rely on traditional mechanical long-term ideas. The discovery was published in Natural Cell BiologyReshaping how scientists...
Female gorillas not only follow the rules of hierarchy, but also challenge them when they fit their needs. A new study based on 25 years of observations shows that female gorilla aggression is not...
Female gorillas not only follow the rules of hierarchy, but also challenge them when they fit their needs. A new study based on 25 years of observations shows that female gorilla aggression is not...
Inside CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, protons collided almost at the speed of light, and the radiation was so intense that fries could be traditional electronics in seconds. However, a team of Colombian engineers designed...
Imagine a material made of yogurt to heal damaged tissue. That is the future Columbia University engineers are working with a new injectable hydrogel that uses extracellular vesicles (EVs) from dairy products to stimulate...
As the Trump administration proposes to reduce 40% of the 2026 National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget, a new analysis warns that these cuts could undermine scientific advances, weaken the biomedical workforce and increase...
What if we could simulate cancer like a storm? Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) have developed new software that can predict growth, spread, and interactions of cancer cells by...