AI-Designed Protein Builds Virus-Like Shells for Drug Delivery
Researchers led by Pohang University developed AI-designed proteins that self-assemble into large virus-like shells, promising advances in drug delivery and vaccine platforms
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Vocational Interests Predict Adult Life Outcomes, MSU Study Finds
A Michigan State University study reveals vocational interests measured in early adulthood predict work, relationship, and community outcomes over more than a decade
New Study Reveals Unusual Rotation of Hot Jupiter CoRoT-2 b
Research from Caltech's IPAC using Very Large Telescope data shows hot Jupiter CoRoT-2 b is not tidally locked, challenging current models of gas giant…
Female Chickadees Prefer Males with Stronger Spatial Cognition for Extra-Pair Mating
New research shows female North American mountain chickadees seek extra-pair matings with males displaying superior spatial memory and learning abilities, boosting offspring fitness
Researchers Propose Pituitary Tumor Apoplexy Caused Simonetta Vespucci’s Death
New research by Queen Mary University of London and collaborators suggests that a pituitary tumor expansion causing tumor apoplexy led to the early death…
Novel Fluorescent Nanosensor Enables Rapid Detection of Gut Health Biomarker
Researchers develop a carbon nanotube-powered fluorescent nanosensor capable of fast and selective detection of indole-3-propionic acid, advancing gut health monitoring
Milky Way’s Rotation Revealed Through Gravitational Wave ‘Hum’ Analysis
New research shows that the Doppler effect from the Milky Way’s rotation shapes the gravitational wave background LISA aims to detect, impacting data interpretation…
Citizen Science Unveils Evolution of Parental Care in Harvestmen Spiders
An international team led by the University of São Paulo used citizen science data from iNaturalist to more than double known cases of parental…
Chemical Impurities Enable Superlow Friction on Carbon Surfaces, Study Shows
Researchers from Osaka Metropolitan University reveal that specific chemical impurities help amorphous carbon surfaces develop stable, low-friction interfaces by promoting graphitic structures
Cyanobacteria Shift to Respiration to Survive Heat Stress, Study Finds
Researchers at Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research reveal how Microcystis aeruginosa strains survive prolonged high temperatures by altering energy use from photosynthesis to respiration