Controlling the additive concentration gradient in mixed-halide perovskite formulations affects how well they perform as ...

Human personality may be driven by a deeper tension between adapting to the social world and wandering through the inner one.

A positive feedback loop may have driven carbon sequestration within the deep Pacific and shaped a cooling climate over ...

Bridging physics and materials engineering, Manling Sui pushes the boundaries of electron microscopy while advocating for ...

Fibrates in cholesterol drugs can stop liver cancers from recruiting 'traitor' immune cells, preventing immunotherapy resistance. A commonly prescribed cholesterol drug may improve the effectiveness ...

Despite low estrogen levels, rapid immune and repair responses in lactating animals could help guide new treatments to improve postpartum recovery. After childbirth, levels of the hormone estrogen ...

Self-powered, entirely biological constructs injected with neural precursor cells reveal the surprising flexibility of nervous systems. The notion of “adapt or die” is an underlying principle of ...

Regaining the sensation of chewing could protect patients with implants from long-term dental damage. While we may not notice it in daily life, we rely on sensory feedback from our teeth not only to ...

A tiny elephant and barcode tags are among the first items ever printed within a living cell. For the first time, researchers have 3D-printed tiny objects directly inside of living cells. These ...

Reconstructing time from decades of air samples shows bryophytes releasing spores earlier as the climate warms. In the Arctic, mosses and other bryophytes are providing early evidence of ecological ...

An edible thermoelectric system opens new directions for functional hydrogels and ingestible electronics. What if your slice of cake could power its own temperature sensor, telling you exactly when it ...