HHealth Read More Identifying the ages when Alzheimer’s biomarkers sharply changeMay 2, 2026 New research pinpoints the ages when Alzheimer’s-related brain changes accelerate, offering critical clues to when screening may be…
SScience Read More Ancient impact with Theia may have brought water and life to EarthMay 2, 2026 Earth’s story may have hardened into place almost as soon as the Solar System began. That is the…
SScience Read More Evolvable AI could push technology into a new phase of evolutionMay 1, 2026 A world of self-improving machines has lived in fiction for more than a century. What gives that old…
SScience Read More UCLA researchers build programmable artificial organelles using RNAMay 1, 2026 Just as the human body relies on organs such as the heart or liver for essential functions, cells…
SScience Read More Antarctic seismic data points to an ancient structure circling Earth’s coreMay 1, 2026 A layer only a few to a few dozen kilometers thick may be draped across the boundary between…
HHealth Read More Food timing may shape how T cells respond to infection and therapyMay 1, 2026 A new study reveals how lipids released after a meal can durably boost T cell metabolism, translation, and…
SScience Read More Tyrannosaurus rex walked like a bird on its tiptoesMay 1, 2026 Powerful jaws and bone-crushing bites have long shaped the popular image of Tyrannosaurus rex. Its feet, not so…
SScience Read More Researchers discover a new way to control light in empty spaceMay 1, 2026 Light does not usually surprise people. It travels, it reflects, it bends. In labs, researchers can twist it…
HHealth Read More AI and CRISPR technologies drive proactive health monitoringApril 30, 2026 JMIR Publications today featured two new stories in its News and Perspectives section, highlighting a shift toward proactive,…
TTechnology Read More Ultra-thin new material shields spacecraft from electromagnetic waves and radiationApril 30, 2026 A shielding layer can do a lot of jobs badly if you ask too much of it. It…
HHealth Read More Baby teeth show when metal exposure may affect brain developmentApril 30, 2026 A child’s earliest exposures may leave lasting biological signatures. This study shows how tiny layers in baby teeth…
SScience Read More How multi-omics is changing what scientists can see in the human immune systemApril 30, 2026 By combining high-dimensional immune data with advanced computation, researchers are moving closer to predicting vaccine responses, disease risk,…