Molecular Handshakes Determine Protein Health in Cells
Microscopic interactions within the human cell define the boundary between health and systemic failure.
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Researchers Run Doom on Living Brain Cells and Satellites
Silicon chips no longer hold a monopoly on the demon-slaying corridors of the 1993 classic Doom.
Ancient CO2 Levels Predict Future El Niño Patterns
Investigating how Miocene epoch CO2 levels and North Atlantic warming fueled the catastrophic 2024 Valencia floods and shifted global El Niño patterns.
Artemis II Astronauts Face Undisclosed Launch Risks
Crew Risk Moves Beyond Training Wiseman takes the commander seat with a background in naval aviation and a previous long duration stay on the orbital.
Wildlife Photography Documents Species Adapting to Human Pressure
Wildlife photography is documenting species adapting to rapid habitat shifts.
Scientists Analyze Thermal Records Spanning Three Consecutive Years
Scientists are studying three consecutive hot years to understand whether thermal records are shifting baseline assumptions.
Western Australia Scientists Track Marine Life via Genetic Traces
Western Australia researchers are using environmental DNA to detect marine species from water samples.
Astronauts Prepare for Spacewalks
NASA scheduled spacewalk work to prepare the ISS for additional roll-out solar arrays.
Oysters Enlist Microbes to Survive Warming Oceans
Oysters utilize microbes for shell growth while coral reefs face thermal limits, according to new research from Harvard and Florida Tech.
NASA April Moon Launch Sets Artemis Test
NASA confirmed an April launch target for Artemis II, putting the first crewed deep-space test of the program on the calendar.
Melting Alaskan Bluffs Expose Rare Prehistoric Climate Data
Ancient glacial ice relics from the Cordilleran Ice Sheet are surfacing in Alaska, providing scientists with critical new data on prehistoric climate shifts.
UC Berkeley Team Designs Hydrogel Platform
UC Berkeley researchers develop a hydrogel platform that uses physical stiffness to train T cells, potentially revolutionizing solid tumor treatment.