Revolutionary ‘bioCap’ filter by UBC captures 99.9% of microplastics using plant-based tannins and wood dust. Eco-friendly solution for water pollution.
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FossilsPaleontologySciTech NewsSpidersUniversity Of Bristol
Scientists Discover That Extremely Rare Collection of 160-Million-Year-Old Sea Spider Fossils Are Closely Related to Living Species
Rare 160-Million-Year-Old Sea Spider Fossils Unveil Evolutionary Links to Living Species.
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CancerGene TherapyGenomicsLeukemiaSciTech NewsUniversity College LondonWellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Solving the Mystery of Long-Lasting Cancer Treatment – Scientists Reveal New Insights
Research collaboration between UCL, Great Ormond Street Hospital, and the Wellcome Sanger Institute uncovers the genetic signature in CAR T-cells, …
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AnthropologyArchaeologyKyushu UniversitySciTech NewsSkullUniversity Of Montana
Unraveling the Mystery of Skull Alteration – New Insights into the Old Tradition of Cranial Deformation
New insights into the ancient practice of intentional cranial modification found in the Hirota community, southern Japan, revealed by researchers.
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Climate ChangeForestsSciTech NewsUniversity Of UtahWildfires
Billions at Stake: Climate Change’s Toll on Property Values
Study reveals escalating risks to property values from climate change effects, including wildfires and tree mortality.
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Atomic PhysicsQuantum MechanicsQuantum PhysicsSciTech NewsSuperconductorUniversity Of Hamburg
Quantum State Confirmed in Artificial Atoms through Electron Pairing: A Discovery that Realizes a 50-year-old Theory
Physicists confirm a 50-year-old quantum state theory by pairing electrons in artificial atoms, advancing understanding of superconductivity.
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AgingBrainCognitionMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsStanford University
Stanford Scientists Identify Gene “Fingerprint” for Brain Aging
Stanford researchers identify gene fingerprint for brain aging in mice, revealing significant changes in white matter and potential treatments.
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DepressionJohns Hopkins MedicineMedicinePublic HealthSciTech News
Connection Between Diminished Sense of Smell and Higher Likelihood of Depression in the Elderly
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine found a link between reduced sense of smell and increased risk of late-life depression in …
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American Academy Of NeurologyDementiaDrugsMedicineNeurologyPublic HealthSciTech NewsUniversities
Caution: Connection Between Common Acid Reflux Medications and 33% Increased Dementia Risk
Research in Neurology links proton pump inhibitors, used for acid reflux, to a 33% higher risk of dementia with over …
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Climate ChangeMicrobiologyPenn State UniversitySciTech NewsSoilUniversities
Climate Change Poses a Threat to Earth’s “Living Skin”
Research by Penn State reveals biocrusts, Earth’s living skin, are under threat from climate change, potentially impacting global ecosystems.