Researchers explain how cells assemble machinery to repair damaged DNA
Scientists report new findings on how RAD51 paralog proteins function in DNA repair pathways at the Crick.
Category: Science
Scientists seek answers for why some people do not lose weight on GLP-1 drugs
Researchers are investigating individual responses to GLP-1 medications after studies show that 10 to 15 percent of users gain minimal or no weight.
Scientists find shared blueprint in aphid proteins helps AI predict structures
Researchers at the Stowers Institute and University of Pittsburgh discovered a common architectural plan in aphid proteins published Sept. 2, 2026.
NASA astronauts will study blood flow and clotting risks during Crew-13 mission
NASA plans biomedical investigations for its SpaceX Crew-13 crew aboard the International Space Station to assess health effects of spaceflight.
Swiss engineers design new shock absorber for spacecraft launches
Researchers in Switzerland have developed a new vibration-dampening system to protect satellites during rocket launches.
Researchers document daily carbon cycle in Mojave Desert minerals
UC Berkeley scientists published a study on September 23 describing a daily carbon dioxide exchange process found in Mojave Desert soil minerals.
Gut bacteria metabolites extend fruit fly lifespan in Japan study
Researchers in Japan found that polyamines produced by gut bacteria can directly increase the lifespan of fruit flies.
University of Twente develops vertical quantum sensor for nanoscale magnetic imaging
Researchers at the University of Twente have created a vertical quantum sensor that brings a SQUID directly onto a pyramid to image nanoscale magnetic patterns in quantum materials.
Researchers create fast explainable AI for landslide detection by cutting data layers
Graduate student Arsalaan Ahmad and his mentors published a new method for detecting landslides using satellite AI in the journal Frontiers in Remote Sensing.
Physicists propose autferroic materials for faster microchip encryption chips
A team of physicists co-led by researchers at Rice University and Southeast University has proposed a new class of materials called autferroics to improve security chip performance.