Seven-Year-Old Lab-Grown Human Brain Cells Show Time Passage
Researchers at Harvard developed human brain organoids that aged for seven years in vitro, revealing ongoing maturation and a cellular memory of developmental time
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New Study Reveals How Indoor Airflow Shapes Airborne Disease Spread
Researchers from MIT and UT Southwestern uncovered how detailed indoor airflow patterns, not just ventilation rates, critically affect airborne respiratory disease transmission
Invasive Joro Spiders Continue Spreading Across Southeastern U.S.
The invasive Joro spider, native to East Asia, has gradually expanded across several Southeastern states, prompting researchers to monitor its impact on local ecosystems
New Protein Identified That Helps Toxoplasma Parasite Adapt to Crowded Cells
MIT researchers discover a protein enabling Toxoplasma gondii to regulate metabolism and oxidative stress during dense growth inside host cells and brain cysts
Milky Way Galaxy Arching Over Yellowstone’s Hot Spring
A panoramic night image captures the Milky Way Galaxy above Yellowstone National Park’s colorful Silex Spring, highlighting the contrast between Earth’s geology and distant…
MIT Researchers Identify Enzyme Target to Potentially Prevent Lung Cancer
MIT scientists find that inhibiting the inflammatory enzyme caspase-1 in mice reduces lung tumor development, paving the way for preventive treatments in high-risk patients
Genetic Study Identifies New Endangered Baobab Species in Madagascar
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers redefine baobab species in Madagascar through genetic sequencing, uncovering a previously unrecognized endangered tree
MIT and INL Reveal 3D Pore Networks in Historic Nuclear Fuel U-10Zr
Researchers used synchrotron X-ray tomography to uncover three-dimensional pore networks in irradiated uranium-zirconium fuel, providing critical insights into nuclear reactor fuel behavior and safety
Total Solar Eclipse Sweeps Over Spain, Visible for First Time Since 1905
On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse crossed parts of Europe including Spain, offering a rare celestial spectacle and scientific observation opportunities
New Research Reveals Boston Tea Party Label Dates to 19th-Century Trade
MIT historian Tristan Brown uncovered that a famed Chinese tea chest label linked to the Boston Tea Party was actually produced nearly a century…