Fibrates in cholesterol drugs can stop liver cancers from recruiting 'traitor' immune cells, preventing immunotherapy ...

Bringing quantum technologies from the lab onto the chip, Roy Zektzer aims to make quantum research more accessible. Quantum technologies are advancing rapidly, but turning laboratory demonstrations ...

Avoiding lattice distortion in multivalent batteries enables the harmonious storage of both calcium and magnesium ions.

A 2026 Nanophotonics Early Career Awardee, Qin is harnessing topology and engineered disorder to develop compact optical ...

Beneath the forest floor, fungal partnerships help to determine which plants thrive above. The underground fungal networks of canopy trees shape the diversity of the herbaceous plants growing at ...

Self-powered, entirely biological constructs injected with neural precursor cells reveal the surprising flexibility of nervous systems. The notion of “adapt or die” is an underlying principle of ...

Regaining the sensation of chewing could protect patients with implants from long-term dental damage. While we may not notice it in daily life, we rely on sensory feedback from our teeth not only to ...

A photonic actuator with separate mechanisms for color change and motion could enable smarter soft robots and sensors. Soft robots, artificial skins, and sensors increasingly rely on smart materials ...

Bees fooled by mimicry help pollinate sun orchids, driving fruit production. Deceptive sun orchids are known to mimic nearby flowering plants, displaying showy anthers to lure bees. Now, researchers ...

Young Innovator Awardee for 2025, Komor leads a group at UCSD developing precision genome editing methods using chemical biology. Editing DNA—the genetic material we’re born with—to cure or model a ...

Wearable sensors help women analyse menstrual blood for affordable, non-invasive health monitoring. Every month, around 1.8 billion people menstruate, generating a largely overlooked source of health ...