Novogene Europe launches Untargeted Metabolomics Service at Cambridge Omics Centre
Novogene Europe, a multiomics research services partner, today announced that it has strengthened its position as a multiomics…
Robot-guided surgery successfully drains multiple deep brain abscesses
Brain abscesses located deep within the brain can rapidly become life-threatening and are often difficult to treat through…
One Health platform strengthens zoonotic disease surveillance across multiple domains
Announcing a new article publication for Zoonoses journal. Zoonotic diseases account for approximately 60% of all known human…
Ancient fossil may reveal first-ever ‘right-handedness’ in the animal kingdom
Spriggina floundersi was only a few centimeters long and lived on the seafloor of what is now South…
Rice and NASA Launch Open-source Remote Space Robotics Simulator
Insider Brief Rice University and NASA Johnson Space Center launched an open-source simulator for developing robots that could…
Genetic risk knowledge alone fails to curb obesity, study shows
Does informing people about their genetic risk of obesity help them change their habits and lose excess weight?…
Can scientists build life from scratch?
For centuries, people have argued about what separates something that’s alive from something that’s simply chemistry. Every living…
Smelling chocolate before lifting weights could make your workout easier
Nobody told the participants they were supposed to lift more. They just did. In a study from the…
Radio observations reveal once hidden structures around the Orion Nebula
Orion is about as familiar as a patch of sky gets. Visible without a telescope, studied by nearly…
Study links oxalate to systemic inflammation and heart damage
Oxalic acid might do more than just contribute to the formation of kidney stones — it may also be an…
Why Antarctica turned into an ice world millions of years before the Arctic
Thirty million years separate the freezing of Antarctica from the glaciation of the Arctic, and for decades that…
Astronomers are finding space junk too small to track, and it’s getting dangerous
The satellites that run your weather forecasts, your television, and a significant portion of global communications all occupy…