Researchers have determined that computational devices must dissipate at least as much heat as the useful information transmitted, challenging earlier views of communication costs. This finding has implications for building energy-efficient systems and could inspire future computer architecture.
Researchers designed a novel SAM to optimize hole transport in inverted PSCs, replacing 4PACZ with an extended π-conjugated dinaphtho[2,3-c:2',3'-g]carbazole. This leads to improved performance and stability, surpassing 24.32% PCE.
Researchers identified Netrin-1 as a host factor that inhibits HBV entry into hepatocytes, disrupting viral attachment and internalization. Synthetic peptides derived from Netrin-1 sequences exhibited potent anti-HBV activity, providing a potential novel therapeutic strategy for chronic hepatitis B.
Free-living amoebae are becoming a major public health threat due to their ability to survive harsh conditions and act as 'Trojan horses' for other harmful microbes. Climate warming is expected to worsen the problem, with recent outbreaks linked to recreational water use raising global concern.
Researchers constructed a pH-responsive nanovaccine using Lycium barbarum-derived carbon dots to enhance anti-tumor immunotherapy. The vaccine demonstrated high antigen-loading capacity, efficient tumor microenvironment-triggered release and improved immune activation in vitro and in vivo.
Researchers found that adding biochar with beneficial microorganisms like Trichoderma significantly reduced cadmium stress in crops while improving soil health. The combination restored photosynthetic capacity, biomass production, and enzyme activity, making it a promising solution for sustainable agriculture and soil remediation.
Researchers used causal AI to extract insights from ARPES data of cesium vanadium antimonide, a kagome superconducting material. The technology revealed that the chemical bonding state of cesium atoms strongly influences the electronic state of the V3Sb5 layer, responsible for superconductivity.
Global climate change intensifies extreme weather events like heatwaves and droughts, altering wildfire patterns worldwide. The study quantifies the impact of 'hot drought' on 2025 LA wildfires, showing an increased risk by up to 210%. Additionally, strong Santa Ana winds played a significant role in fire spread.
A team of researchers developed a multi-material, multi-module microrobot that can grab, carry and release microscopic objects. The microrobot features two parts: one reacts to pH changes to grip an object, while the other responds to magnetic fields for movement.
Researchers developed an anode-free lithium metal battery that delivers nearly double driving range using the same battery volume. The battery's volumetric energy density of 1,270 Wh/L is nearly twice that of current lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles.
A team of engineers at Universiti Sains Malaysia has developed a novel surface-imprinted polymer grafted onto ordered mesoporous silica, which achieves high selectivity for chloramphenicol removal. The adsorbent demonstrated excellent reusability and thermodynamic properties, making it an efficient solution for water purification.
Researchers have developed a new additive, 2-FBSA, to address interfacial challenges in lithium metal batteries. The additive regulates both electrode interfaces effectively, accelerating Li+ transport kinetics and improving battery cycling stability. This results in prolonged battery lifetime and outstanding capacity retention.
A new study by Tsinghua University Press presents a highly integrated, stretchable sensor array capable of detecting pressure, strain and inferring material hardness. The system achieves 100% classification accuracy in classifying fruits with different hardness levels and maturity stages.
Scientists have synthesized a new cathode material with enhanced capacity and stability, addressing the issue of irreversible oxygen release in solid electrolytes. The Cr-substituted material improves the structural stability of the battery by stabilizing the lattice oxygen and alleviating voltage decay.
Researchers developed a multi-dimensional analysis model to understand self-driving vehicles' behavior, incorporating perceptual and behavioral intelligence. The model enables rigorous evaluation of interactive cognition abilities, supporting human-vehicle-friendly interaction and fostering public trust.
Researchers at Tsinghua University Press propose integrating AI technology into launch vehicles to address challenges of high-frequency launches and reliable flights. The system aims to achieve hour-level test, inspection, and decision-making times for large launch vehicles.
Tofersen, a new drug approved by the FDA, has been shown to delay disease progression and stabilize symptoms in people with a genetic form of ALS. Long-term use of tofersen slows ALS disease progression and death in about one-quarter of participants, leading to stabilization or improvement in strength and mobility.
A new study suggests that well-designed school meal programmes can simultaneously improve child nutrition, reduce long-term diet-related illness, lessen climate pressures, and stimulate resilient food systems. Providing a healthy, sustainable meal to every child by 2030 could generate substantial health and environmental gains worldwide.
A comprehensive review of prior research found no evidence that menopause hormone therapy increases or decreases dementia risk in post-menopausal women. The study included data from over 1 million participants and analyzed the impact on mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease, with no significant association found.
A systematic evidence review finds that cannabis products with higher levels of THC provide short-term pain relief, but at the cost of increased side effects. CBD-based products, on the other hand, show almost no benefit in reducing pain.
Researchers created detailed maps of the human genome's three-dimensional organization across time and space, revealing how genes interact and fold as cells function. The study provides a powerful framework for predicting which genes are likely to be affected by pathogenic variants.
Researchers found that early communication between three pairs of brain regions is associated with favorable six-month functional outcomes. The study identified signature patterns in resting-state functional MRI data that can strengthen standard prognostic methods for assessing outcomes after moderate-to-severe brain injury.
The study reveals that MCL1 directly influences the mTORC1 complex, controlling bioenergetics and tumorigenesis in cancer cells. Genetic analyses also show that MCL1 inhibitors inhibit mTOR signaling, addressing a previously unresolved problem in cancer therapy.
Researchers tested Spatial Computing theory by examining neural activity and brain wave patterns in animals performing working memory and categorization tasks. The findings support the theory's predictions, including that alpha/beta waves represent task controls and rules, while spiking activity carries sensory information.
According to a University of Arizona-led study, scientists are discovering new species at a rate that far exceeds extinction. The team analyzed taxonomic histories of 2 million species and found an average of more than 16,000 new species each year, including insects, plants, fungi, and vertebrates.
A systematic review found that cannabis products with higher THC concentration provide small improvements in pain and function, but at the cost of increased risks of common adverse events. CBD-only formulations showed no benefits. Long-term research is needed to guide patients and policymakers.
Researchers at China Jiliang University have developed a comprehensive review of metasurfaces for generating and controlling perfect vortex beams. The advancements in this field offer new possibilities for high-precision optical applications.
Researchers found altered gene expression in the brain's stress-processing hub, and inhibiting signaling pathways reduced relapse-like behavior. However, blocking both signals simultaneously cancelled this effect, highlighting potential risks of combining treatments.
Researchers studied two plant species with different types of centromeres, finding that the holocentric chromosomes developed independently. The study reveals a complex interplay of gene mutations, epigenetic changes, and DNA expansion driving centromere evolution.
Researchers found that low doses of tetracycline, ampicillin, kanamycin, and streptomycin increase resistant bacteria and stabilize resistance through increased oxidative stress and membrane permeability. Long-term exposure to such low-level antibiotics leads to faster and more persistent expansion of resistant bacteria.
Researchers discovered a new method for excluding water in covalent organic frameworks, leading to more efficient solutions for air pollution. The approach reveals that mismatches between simulations and experiments can be powerful clues for material design.
The Idaho National Laboratory has selected five companies to conduct end-user experiments on the Microreactor Application Research Validation and Evaluation (MARVEL) project. The selected teams will explore innovative applications of MARVEL, including powering data centers with nuclear energy and demonstrating desalination technologies.
The Idaho National Laboratory has successfully delivered the first batch of tri-structural isotropic (TRISO) particle fuel to the Transient Reactor Test Facility, paving the way for Project Pele's demonstration microreactor. This fuel, known for its durability under high heat and radiation, is a key component in advanced nuclear reactors.
Researchers developed a new imaging technique called vCATCH to map drug binding in individual cells throughout the entire mouse body. The method revealed unexpected binding sites for two cancer drugs, providing clues about their side effects.
Contrails formed from plane exhaust meet icy air, growing into threads that trap heat and contribute to warming the planet. Combining images from geostationary and low-Earth-orbiting satellites may provide a more complete picture of contrail life and radiative properties.
Researchers found that eradicating aging cells in mice with a combination of dasatinib and quercetin reduced senescent cells, improved memory, and decreased seizures. The study's results suggest a potential new approach to treating temporal lobe epilepsy.
The platform integrates and analyzes multi-omics data from deep-sea organisms, providing a comprehensive resource for cross-species comparative and evolutionary studies. The database covers 68 species across seven phyla, with over 1,413 fossil records to support evolutionary analysis.
Theoretical physicists at MIT propose that under certain conditions, magnetic material’s electrons could form quasiparticles called “anyons” that can flow together without friction. If confirmed, it would introduce a new form of superconductivity persisting in the presence of magnetism.
A new UK-based study found that adults who experience a head injury face a substantially higher risk of attempting suicide compared to those without such injuries. The 20-year population-based matched cohort study analyzed data from over 1.8 million adults and found that people with head injuries were 21% more likely to attempt suicide.
A study found that switching to electronic medical records at HIV clinics in Malawi led to a 28% reduction in deaths after five years, with the greatest impact on children. The introduction of EMR systems prevented approximately 5,050 AIDS deaths and improved healthcare efficiency.
Households taking GLP-1 medications reduce grocery spending by an average of 5.3%, while spending at fast-food restaurants and coffee shops also decrease. Ultra-processed foods see significant declines, whereas yogurt, fresh fruit, and meat snacks experience modest increases.
A new theory proposes that consciousness arises from hybrid, scale-inseparable, and metabolically grounded biological computation. This approach challenges traditional computationalism and suggests that the brain's unique properties are essential for conscious experience.
Researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital found that distinct GPCR ligands create different levels of activation by pushing the receptor through its activation steps at varying speeds. This affects the efficacy of agonists, with partial agonists getting stuck in kinetic traps and releasing G-proteins more slowly.
Researchers used long-read sequencing to analyze the nuclear genome of Amorphochlora amoebiformis, revealing an extremely high proportion of introns (74%) compared to other eukaryotic genomes. The study provides important insights into the evolutionary dynamics and potential functional roles of introns in eukaryotic genomes.
A team of researchers at Washington University in St. Louis developed a computational tool to reveal connections in the mouse suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), the body's central circadian pacemaker. The study identified five functional cell types and found that a small subset of 'hub' cells are critical to SCN timekeeping.
A new research review identifies key barriers faced by military-affiliated workers in the civilian workforce. Employers can improve employee performance by offering targeted support to help bridge the gap between military and civilian life.
The NAC protein complex regulates protein synthesis by slowing down the early stages of protein formation to ensure a smooth process. This optimization allows for reduced risk of collision and coordinates subsequent folding and logistics processes.
At low E3 concentrations, MBGS effectively removes organic pollutants and transforms estrogens into less toxic metabolites through microbial synergy. However, high E3 levels disrupt granule structure and collapse Cyanobacteria, reducing removal efficiency.
A new survey by the Annenberg Public Policy Center finds a small but significant drop in the proportion of the public that would recommend getting the MMR vaccine, citing concerns over its safety and effectiveness. The survey also shows declines in perceived safety and effectiveness for other vaccines, such as seasonal flu and Covid-19.
A University of British Columbia study found that visually pleasant bus stops are more likely to make riders feel thermally comfortable, despite high temperatures. The research highlights the importance of integrating experiential design into urban planning to improve public spaces during extreme heat.
Researchers at the University of Vermont discovered that adding a missing phospholipid back into the circulatory system could restore normal brain blood flow and reduce symptoms of dementia. Boosting PIP2 levels may become a new treatment strategy to enhance brain function and prevent neurovascular diseases.
Researchers at KAIST have developed generative AI technology that autonomously optimizes injection molding processes, achieving an error rate of just 1.63%. Additionally, they built an LLM-based knowledge transfer system, IM-Chat, to make on-site expertise accessible to anyone, regardless of language or cultural background.
A large study found that women who underwent bypass surgery had a lower risk of major cardiovascular events and mortality compared to those who received stenting. However, women who underwent stenting had a slightly lower stroke risk.
Researchers have developed ultrafine 3D printing nozzles inspired by mosquito feeding tubes, which can produce complex structures with high precision. This innovative technology has the potential to transform various industries, including manufacturing and biomedical engineering, by providing an environmentally friendly alternative.
As chatbots become more sophisticated, they are likely to generate and spread gossip, leading to reputational damage, shame, and social unrest. Drs. Joel Krueger and Lucy Osler warn that this 'feral' AI gossip can be particularly damaging due to its ability to operate unconstrained by human norms.
A new study reveals that algorithmic control's three-dimensional functions exert significantly different impacts on gig workers' turnover intention. Behavioral constraints and tracking evaluation exacerbate relative deprivation, while standardized guidance mitigates this effect, directly reducing turnover intention.
A new model by researchers at Duke University explains how trees grow differently under rising carbon dioxide levels. The study found that an engineer's view of water movement in leaves can help explain tree growth patterns in a carbon-rich atmosphere.
Researchers reviewed recent advances and perspectives of TFLN-based detectors, outlining physical mechanisms for photodetection and implementation schemes. Direct material modification techniques expand the photodetection mechanism and application scope of lithium niobate materials.
A new study reveals that giant clam populations in American Sāmoa are stable and abundant due to traditional community-based resource management. Village-managed closures outperform federally protected no-take areas, highlighting the effectiveness of cultural stewardship.
The Select Committee report reveals US government-funded research collaborations with Chinese military entities, highlighting the need for balancing academic freedom and national security interests. Digital Science's Dimensions platform provides trusted data to identify hidden connections and potential risks.
Researchers at the University of Arizona developed a mesh sleeve that monitors leg movements using AI to detect early warning signs of frailty. The device sends only the analyzed results, reducing transmission and internet requirements.
Researchers tracked VMS data to detect changes in albacore abundance due to marine heatwaves, revealing the potential of fishing fleets as ecosystem sentinels. The study highlights the importance of using near-real-time data to monitor ecosystem health and prevent fishery collapses.
A recent study by Professor Damon Centola and alum Douglas Guilbeault found that content moderators who worked in teams reached near-perfect agreement on classifying controversial material online. In contrast, individual participants showed only 38% agreement, with Democrats and Republicans agreeing on classifications for only about 30...
Researchers found individuals with stronger cue sensitivity tend to have harder time updating beliefs, leading to persistent poor decision-making. This association can lead to biased avoidance or favoritism of cues in people with compulsive disorders, addictions, or anxiety.
Researchers outline breakthrough strategies to address poor infiltration of CAR-T cells into solid tumor microenvironments. Vascular normalization and chemokine modulation enhance T cell penetration, while combination therapies with chemotherapy and oncolytic viruses amplify results.
Scientists have discovered how cells maintain safe protein levels despite fluctuations in resources, using a mechanism called Passive Adaptation that adjusts protein removal rates. This process helps cells cope with changes in nutrient availability, development, or stress.
The Universitat Jaume I has joined the STEAM Alliance to promote girls' and young women's studies in STEM fields. The university aims to increase female presence through initiatives like Sucre, Ingeniera... ¿por qué no?, and Connecta amb la ciència.
A new MIT study shows that high-fat diets cause liver cells to revert to an immature state, making them more susceptible to cancer-causing mutations. This reversion is driven by genes that help the cells survive stressful conditions, but ultimately increases their likelihood of becoming cancerous.
Researchers in Japan discovered that cells eliminate less efficient ribosomes through a 'survival of the fittest' mechanism, ensuring accurate and efficient protein synthesis. This discovery sheds light on how cells maintain quality control and prevents ribosome-related diseases.
A new international study identifies several protein families potentially involved in bone remodeling and highlights their role in shaping bone structures through mechanoadaptation. The study sheds light on the evolutionary mechanisms behind bone mechanoadaptation and its relation to locomotion patterns such as bipedalism.
A new study by Anglia Ruskin University highlights the need for better legal protection for insects against global trafficking. The researchers argue that insect trafficking is a growing aspect of environmental crime, with potential impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity.
A new study presents a deeply integrated positioning approach combining commercial 5G signals with Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) to overcome limitations in dense cities. The method significantly improves both ranging stability and positioning accuracy, delivering reliable performance even in heavily obstructed environments.
Researchers at Lund University have discovered a cell's protective mechanism against excessive hydrogen peroxide, a key free radical. The study shows that the channel in the cell membrane closes automatically when high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide are detected, preventing damage and cell death.
This study reveals RsMYB28 plays a crucial role in regulating AGSL biosynthesis, improving rapeseed resistance and nutritional quality. The overexpression of RsMYB28 enhances GSL content, leading to increased anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.
Bacterial diversity is consistently higher in sediments than surface waters, with specific groups indicating ecological conditions and nutrient status. The study's findings provide new scientific foundations for microbial-based water-quality monitoring and sustainable freshwater ecosystem management.
Microplastics can contribute up to 10% of dissolved organic carbon in surface waters and alter microbial activity, pollutant behavior, and carbon cycling. The study found that UV light is the dominant driver of microplastic-derived dissolved organic matter formation.
Researchers use CRISPR/Cas9 to edit the mstnb gene in grass carp, resulting in denser muscle tissue with a higher number of fibers. This breakthrough allows for targeted and precise changes in muscle growth, promising improvements in aquaculture.
A population-based surveillance study found both maternal RSV vaccine and nirsevimab effective in protecting infants from RSV hospitalizations. The studies results show that these products reduced RSV-associated hospitalization rates in newborns and infants under 11 months by up to half compared to previous seasons.
New review article highlights advancements in VLMs, enabling unified, intelligent approach to complex images. Key milestones include Vision Transformer and CLIP, bridging visual understanding and language generation.
A meta-analysis found nirsevimab to be associated with reduced hospitalizations and emergency department visits for lower respiratory tract infections in young children. This suggests the potential of nirsevimab to decrease respiratory-related morbidity in this population.
A study published in New Contaminants reveals that black carbon can limit the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes into plant tissues and seeds, potentially mitigating antimicrobial resistance risks. Straw burning, which is commonly used to dispose of crop straw, also reduces ARG abundance in leaves and seeds.
A new study finds that large language models like ChatGPT significantly boost paper production, especially for non-native English speakers. However, this increase in AI-written papers makes it harder to separate valuable contributions from low-quality work.
A study published in JAMA found that nirsevimab was associated with lower risks of RSV-related hospitalization and severe outcomes compared to maternal vaccination with the RSVpreF vaccine. These findings suggest a potential benefit for passive infant immunization with nirsevimab in reducing RSV-related complications.
The EPICC model significantly improves the accuracy of simulating PM₂.₅ and ozone, addressing issues found in traditional models. The open-source framework is designed to facilitate collaboration and provide a more effective decision-making tool for China and other rapidly developing countries.
A new study by Mass General Brigham researchers found that genetic variants thought to always cause inherited blindness occur in only 28% of people who carry them. The findings challenge traditional models of rare disease genetics, suggesting a need for updated understanding and potentially impacting the development of new treatments.
Researchers have developed a new method to compress AI models' memory, increasing their accuracy in complex tasks while saving energy. The Dynamic Memory Sparsification (DMS) technique allows AI models to think more deeply and explore more possible solutions without extra computer power.
Researchers create a new type of silicone elastomer with ultra-softness, ultra-stretchability, and high toughness. The material is designed to be 'burden-free' for on-skin wearables, offering excellent mechanical integrity and electronic reliability. It also exhibits excellent UV blocking properties and can block 97.9% of incident light.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center developed a new treatment that selectively targets TRBC2-positive T-cell cancers, preserving approximately 40%–60% of normal T cells. The therapy, an antibody-drug conjugate, provides a long-sought therapeutic option for half of T-cell lymphomas and leukemias.
A recent review suggests that Clostridioides difficile infection may promote the development of gastrointestinal tumors, including colorectal cancer. The bacterium's toxins can cause damage to the epithelial cytoskeleton and induce inflammation, leading to chronic colitis and increased risk of CRC.
A cohort study found associations between exposure to multiple fine particulate matter components and increased depression risk among US Medicare population members. The study highlights the importance of targeted regulation to protect vulnerable populations from harmful air pollution.
A new study by researchers from the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute provides a comparative analysis of the impact of BRAF gene mutations in melanoma and colorectal cancer. The review highlights molecular, cellular, and tumour microenvironment factors that explain the therapeutic dichotomy between the two tumour types.
A joint research team developed an AI-driven vision model that delivers sub-meter accuracy in estimating tree heights from RGB satellite images. The approach achieved near-lidar accuracy, enabling precise monitoring of forest biomass and carbon storage over large areas.
Researchers found that smiling faces are associated with higher trustworthiness, confidence, and attractiveness. Facial expressions play a crucial role in social judgments, with emotional mimicry influencing character trait evaluations.
A recent study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that a significant majority of Americans will experience cost burdens due to healthcare expenses throughout their lives. The study suggests that policies aiming to reduce out-of-pocket costs could potentially improve the well-being of individuals in the US.
Researchers introduce ACA-SIM, a neural-network-based algorithm that reduces errors and striping artifacts in ocean color products. The method outperforms existing models in turbid water and complex-aerosol conditions, providing accurate retrievals of ocean color and water quality parameters.
A new study found that choosing ARB drugs from the start can lead to better adherence and improved cardiovascular health. The study, which analyzed data from 340,000 patients, showed that ARB treatment resulted in fewer side effects and higher persistence rates compared to other drug classes.
A new study found that supplementing exclusively breastfed infants with probiotic Bifidobacterium infantis EVC001 between 2-4 months can restore beneficial bacteria in their gut. This approach may have lasting benefits for breastfed infants, even after supplementation stops.
Research found that the federal earned income tax credit decreases rates of intimate partner violence, particularly among low-educated and unmarried women. The study revealed a 9.73% decrease in physical and sexual violence and a 21% decline in counts of such violence.
A novel microfluidics technology has been developed to produce highly uniform DNA condensates using a simple vibration platform. This approach enables precise control over condensation within a single aqueous phase, preserving biomolecular activity.
Researchers developed an AI tool, NutriSightT, to predict underfeeding in critically ill ICU patients. The model analyzed routine data to identify patients at risk on days 3-7 of ventilation, enabling clinicians to adjust care and provide targeted nutrition.
An international scientific team led by UiT The Arctic University of Norway has discovered the deepest known gas hydrate cold seep on Earth at a staggering depth of 3,640 meters. This groundbreaking finding reveals a previously unknown ecosystem thriving in the Greenland Sea and expands the known depth limit for gas hydrate outcrops.
A new class of engineered extracellular vesicles can induce antigen-specific regulatory T cells, potentially paving the way for next-generation therapies for autoimmune and allergic diseases. The system uses peptide-MHC complexes to display disease-relevant antigens, allowing for precise control over immune responses.
A new study found that playing classic video games such as Super Mario Bros. and Yoshi can evoke childlike wonder, boosting overall happiness and reducing burnout risk in young adults. The research used mixed methods, including interviews and surveys, to understand how these games resonate with students.
Researchers developed an adaptive ensemble learning framework that combines hyperspectral and LiDAR data to precisely identify vegetation species in karst wetlands, achieving up to 92.77% accuracy. The approach uses local interpretable model-agnostic explanations to visualize how each feature contributes to the decision-making process.
Researchers identified the Homer1 gene as a key player in shaping attention, revealing its potential therapeutic benefits for ADHD. Lower levels of specific versions of Homer1 improved focus by reducing brain noise in mice, suggesting a novel approach to calming the mind and improving attention.
A team of biologists discovered a genetic factor that determines the begging behaviour of drones in bees, allowing them to obtain essential proteins from worker bees. The 'fruitless' or 'Fru' protein regulates this complex social behaviour and influences a neural network of around 1,800 neurons.
Researchers at Northwestern University and Stanford University develop a new artificial metabolism that converts waste carbon dioxide into acetyl-CoA, a universal metabolite used by all living cells. The system, called Reductive Formate Pathway (ReForm), uses engineered enzymes to perform metabolic reactions never seen in nature.
A new study from the University of California San Diego and Princeton University shows how a mix of subsidies for clean energy and taxes on pollution can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. When incentives are applied consistently, the economy can reach an 80% reduction in energy-related carbon emissions by mid-century.
Researchers created a map of regulatory DNA elements in the starlet sea anemone Nematostella vectensis, showing how its genome gives rise to diverse cell types. The study reveals that gene regulation networks are a creative tool for evolving complex cell diversity.
A community awareness campaign in Nigeria increased awareness of colorectal cancer symptoms and risk factors, leading to earlier detection of the disease. The program also identified precancerous polyps and detected colorectal cancer at curable stages.
A team of astronomers has discovered that the winds of giant stars like R Doradus are driven by complex processes, rather than being powered solely by starlight and stardust. The study used advanced computer simulations to model how starlight interacts with dust grains, finding that they are too small to be pushed outward by starlight ...
Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University developed a new educational program to enhance evidence-based practice (EBP) knowledge and skills among hospital nurses. The study showed significant improvements in EBP knowledge and skills, as well as implementation, compared to the control group.