Triplex Origami: a groundbreaking DNA folding method developed by Aarhus University, holds promise in gene therapy …
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Battery TechnologySciTech NewsTransportationUniversity Of Oxford
Oxford Research Sets Stage for Potential Battery Breakthroughs in Electric Vehicles and Aviation
Oxford study reveals potential breakthroughs in EV and aviation batteries by understanding the failure mechanisms of …
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BiologyBrainFood ScienceGarvan InstituteMedicineNeuroscienceObesitySciTech NewsStress
Stress-Induced Overeating and Weight Gain: The Role of NPY Molecule and the Brain’s Desire for Comfort Food
Study links stress and high-calorie diet to weight gain through NPY molecule and brain’s craving for …
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BiologyEvolutionGeneticsPopularSciTech NewsUtah State University
The Survival Advantage of an Ancient Chromosomal Inversion in Stick Insects
Study reveals ancient chromosomal inversion in stick insects provides resilience, fueling ongoing evolution and long-term survival.
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CuriosityJPLMarsNASAPopularSciTech NewsSpace
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Captures Martian Morning and Afternoon in a Single “Postcard”
NASA’s Curiosity rover captures stunning Martian landscapes in a single postcard using black-and-white panoramas with added …
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BrainMedicineNeuroscienceObesitySciTech News
The Link Between Obesity and Persistent Diminished Brain Response to Nutrients
Study shows obesity weakens brain’s response to nutrients, hindering weight loss maintenance even after initial weight …
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AgingAmerican Association For The Advancement Of ScienceAnti-AgingLongevityMedicineNutritionPopularSciTech NewsSupplement
Taurine Supplementation: Enhancing Health and Extending Lifespan
Study reveals taurine supplementation’s potential to enhance health and extend lifespan, emphasizing the need for human …
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AnthropologyBiologyGeneticsKarolinska InstitutetMolecular BiologyNeanderthalsPopularSciTech News
Unveiling the Neanderthal Origins of Dupuytren’s Contracture: Shedding Light on the Genetic Links to the “Viking Disease”
Neanderthal Legacy: Viking Disease traced back to genetic origins. Research links Dupuytren’s contracture to Neanderthal inheritance.
