Latest scientific discoveries and research news
The UK government’s 10-year initiative to genetically screen newborns for numerous rare diseases has ignited complex discussions around medical benefits and ethical challenges, warns neurologist Suzanne O'Sullivan.
Next year’s Shaoxing conference in China promises a revolutionary exploration of human intimacy redefined through advanced robotics and artificial intelligence, drawing global academic and technological interest.
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, currently passing through our solar system, likely originated from a star system over 8 billion years old, making it potentially the oldest comet ever observed and providing unique insights into the early universe.
Measuring the vastness of the cosmos remains one of astronomy's greatest challenges. This article delves into the methods and technologies astronomers use to accurately gauge interstellar and intergalactic distances, revealing the complexity behind our cosmic measurements.
A distinctive water movement process in horsetail plants reveals valuable information about Earth's ancient climate, aiding scientists in reconstructing past ecosystems and understanding climate evolution.
Inhaled insulin emerges as a promising, needle-free alternative for children with type 1 diabetes, providing faster blood sugar control and improving quality of life.
Microglia replacement therapy shows promise in treating ALSP, a rare genetic neurodegenerative disease, opening avenues for potential treatments of Alzheimer’s and related disorders.
Once dismissed as Cold War curiosities, sea-skimming hovercrafts are being revived by the US and China amid growing tensions in the Pacific, reflecting evolving military strategies and technological advancements.
A new nasal antibody treatment dramatically reduced hay fever symptoms in mice, suggesting a potential breakthrough in allergy relief by physically blocking pollen at the molecular level.