Why Comorbidities Persist: HIV Infection Leaves a “Memory” in Cells
New research reveals why comorbidities persist in people living with HIV, despite suppressing the virus through treatment. People living with HIV often suffer from chronic…
New Banana-Derived Therapy Is Effective Against All Known Coronaviruses and Flu Strains
The potential therapy was derived from a banana protein. A study published on January 13th, 2020 touted the development of a potential therapy that may be…
New Report: Earth Is “Unequivocally” in Midst of Climate Emergency
16 of the 35 planetary vital indicators used by the researchers to measure climate change are at all-time highs. The Earth’s vital signs have deteriorated to…
20 Times More Intense: New Material Will Help Improve Phone and Television Displays
Researchers have created fluorophores between 2.4 and 20 times more intense than analogs. Scientists have created, synthesized, and analyzed a new class of fluorophores, which…
At Risk for Diabetes? Scientists Recommend Doing This
A new study recommends cutting carbs. Although low-carb diets are often recommended for individuals who are being treated for diabetes, there is little proof that…
NASA Assesses Launch Pad for Damage After Launch of the World’s Most Powerful Rocket
Following the successful Artemis I liftoff of the world’s most powerful rocket from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, teams carefully assessed the mobile launcher…
History-Making Event: Orion Goes the (Max) Distance – 268,563 Miles From Earth
NASA Artemis I — Flight Day 13: Orion Goes the (Max) Distance Just after 3 p.m. CST on Monday, November 28, NASA’s uncrewed Orion spacecraft…
Autism Breakthrough: New Treatment Significantly Improves Social Skills and Brain Function
The treatment caused neurological changes, including a decrease in inflammation and an increase in functionality, according to the researchers. A recent Tel Aviv University study…
Seemingly Impossible: Nanostructure Compresses Light 10,000 Times Thinner Than a Human Hair
This major scientific advance has implications for many fields, including energy-efficient computers and quantum technology. Until recently, physicists widely believed that it was impossible to compress…
“Profound Implications” – New Research Details the Microbial Origins of Type 1 Diabetes
A bacterial protein stimulates the reproduction of insulin-producing cells, pointing to a potential treatment. Nearly ten years ago, graduate student Jennifer Hampton Hill of the…
Scientists Develop an “Extended Landau Free Energy Model” for Advanced Materials Design
Explainable AI-Based Physical Theory for Advanced Materials Design Scientists develop an “extended Landau free energy model” for causal analysis and visualization in nano-magnetic devices with…
Hidden Ecosystems? NASA’s New Evidence of Vast Life Lurking Beneath Antarctic Ice
Scientists using NASA’s Earth observing system find evidence of phytoplankton blooms hidden beneath Antarctic sea ice. Until now, researchers believed the packed sea ice of…
Astronauts on Space Station Open Dragon and Unpack New Bone, Skin Healing Experiments
Launched by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on November 26, the Dragon resupply ship is now docked to the International Space Station (ISS) and open…
New Research Indicates That Mars Was Capable of Supporting Life
Early Mars might have been a warm version of modern Titan and at least as promising, if not more promising, as a location for the…
New Study Finds That Vitamin D Could Help Extend Your Life
The research linked vitamin D deficiency to premature death. One in three Australian individuals still have mild, moderate, or severe vitamin D deficiency despite the…
Cosmic Chocolate Pralines: Physicists’ Surprising Discovery About Neutron Star Structure
Physicists model more than one million equations of state to uncover other previously unexplained properties of neutron stars. Through extensive model calculations, physicists at Goethe…
Why Alzheimer’s Disease Damages Certain Parts of the Brain – New Genetic Clues
Research findings could help explain rare symptoms such as problems with language and vision. The first sign of Alzheimer’s disease is typically memory loss, followed…
Promising New Cancer Therapy Developed by Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Immune checkpoints are a normal part of the immune system. Their function is to prevent an immune response from being so powerful that it destroys…
