A systematic design strategy for high-entropy materials is presented as a catalyst for water electrolysis, offering affordable and sustainable hydrogen production. The new framework enhances activity, stability, and reaction kinetics, providing a clear roadmap for next-generation electrocatalysts.
Researchers achieved global-first using Brain Perioperative platform to learn how new drug suppresses tumour activity in low-grade gliomas, a slow-growing type of brain cancer. The trial involved patients who took the drug prior to any other cancer treatment and showed promising results.
Researchers at Ehime University have developed new carbon-carbon main chain polymers bearing densely accumulated cyclic units. These novel materials exhibit significantly higher glass transition temperatures compared to traditional counterparts, opening up new avenues for molecular design and polymer material development.
The Nitrogen Cycling journal aims to advance multidisciplinary research on the nitrogen cycle, covering processes, microbial drivers, impacts, innovations, and solutions. The journal is now welcoming submissions from researchers and will drive innovation in this rapidly evolving field.
AI-driven inverse lithography technology optimizes lithography modeling and mask optimization, improving resolution and overcoming computational bottlenecks. The integration of AI enables rapid synthesis of high-fidelity mask patterns, enhancing imaging quality and laying the foundation for large-scale industrial adoption.
A recent study developed a highly accurate risk prediction framework for preterm birth using genomics, transcriptomics, and large language models. The model achieved an AUC of nearly 90%, making it the most powerful approach in predicting preterm birth.
Environmental and Biogeochemical Processes is a cutting-edge journal exploring the interactions between Earth's biological, geological, and chemical systems. The journal welcomes submissions on six key themes, including biogeochemical dynamics, atmosphere-biosphere-geosphere interactions, and pollution mitigation.
A new study found that younger men with type 2 diabetes are more likely to experience worse cardiovascular disease and mortality outcomes compared to those with type 1 diabetes. In contrast, women with type 1 diabetes face poorer health outcomes across all ages, particularly due to longer exposure to high blood sugar levels and less ag...