Mechanical forces drive evolutionary change
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute uncover how cephalic furrow formation stabilises embryonic tissues in fruit flies.
New research ferments the perfect recipe for fine chocolate flavour
University of Nottingham scientists identify microbial and abiotic factors, enhancing consistency in chocolate flavour production.
Glow-in-the-dark nanoparticles turn houseplants into night lights
South China Agricultural University’s innovative method enables succulents to glow in various colours after sunlight exposure.
Toothpaste made from hair provides natural root to repair teeth
King’s College London researchers use keratin from hair to create eco-friendly toothpaste that mimics enamel structure.
Study linking depression to specific altered brain cells opens door to new treatments
McGill University researchers discover altered gene activity in excitatory neurons and microglia cells, offering innovative treatment possibilities.
Researchers use seaweed to manufacture raw materials for civil construction
University of São Paulo develops eco-friendly ceramic clay using sargassum, reducing coastal pollution and improving energy efficiency.
Spider uses trapped fireflies as glowing bait to attract more prey
Researchers at Tunghai University discover spiders exploit firefly bioluminescence, increasing prey capture by tenfold.
Paving the way for human eye transplants
University of Miami researchers develop innovative eye-ECMO device, keeping donor eyes viable for successful transplants.
First transfer of behaviour between species through single gene manipulation
Nagoya University researchers enable fruit flies to perform novel courtship behaviours by activating specific neural connections.
Researchers develop alternative to alcohol-based hand sanitizers
University of Georgia’s innovative NORel gel offers extended antimicrobial protection, utilising nitric oxide for enhanced hygiene.