The Tiny Molecular Trigger That Could Save the World’s Most Important Crop
New research reveals the initial molecular events that grant wheat immunity to stem rust. A new study published in Science, ...
How Laughing Gas Revives Stressed Brain Circuits to Relieve Depression Fast
Depression that resists traditional treatments may have a surprising new contender: laughing gas. Researchers have discovered ...
Gut Bacteria May Be Hijacking Your Medications
Researchers have found that gut bacteria can interfere with the effectiveness of over 400 commonly used medications that ...
Doctors Urged To Rethink Diabetes Medications: 40% of Patients Risk Their Health
A concerning number of newly diagnosed patients discontinue their medication within a year. Nearly 40% of patients diagnosed ...
The Exotic Particle That Might Finally Make Quantum Computers Reliable
Scientists have developed a more stable platform for Majorana zero modes, exotic particles that could revolutionize quantum ...
Scientists Unlock the First Clues to Mars’ Planet-Covering Storms
Warm spells on Mars may spark massive dust storms, scientists say, bringing us closer to predicting Martian weather. Today’s ...
Unlocking the Mystery of Promethium: The Rare Earth Element Without Stable Isotopes
For the first time, scientists have characterized a promethium coordination complex, advancing the understanding of ...
99% Fidelity: USC Scientists Create First-Ever Quantum Filter To Preserve Entanglement
A new technique based on new physics offers strong, scalable control over quantum information, paving the way for more ...
It Looks Like Nothing Else: Meet the Bizarre Frog That Shouldn’t Exist
The Leyte Chorus Frog is a rare, non-reproducing hybrid caused by deforestation-driven overlap between two frog species, ...
Columbia Researchers Warn of Underestimated Cannabis Risks in Pregnancy
Cannabis use and cannabis use disorder during pregnancy are increasing in the U.S., prompting concern among researchers and ...
Stellar Time Machine: Rare Particle Decay Sheds Light on the Sun’s Mysterious Origins
New experiments on thallium decay have helped determine the Sun formed over 10–20 million years, improving stellar ...
Ancient Floods Reveal Today’s Extremes Aren’t the Worst We’ve Faced
A study of ancient flood records shows that recent extreme floods in Europe are not historically unique. Recent “unprecedented” floods are not exceptional when viewed in the context of the distant ...