Engineered “natural killer” cells could help fight cancer
MIT and Harvard researchers develop immune-evasive CAR-NK cells, potentially reducing rejection and enhancing cancer treatment.
Our actions are dictated by “autopilot”, not choice, finds new study
University of Surrey research reveals two-thirds of daily actions are habit-driven, challenging conscious decision-making assumptions.
AI can spot which patients need treatment to prevent vision loss in young adults
University College London researchers use AI to predict keratoconus progression, potentially reducing unnecessary monitoring and surgery.
3D printing “glue gun” can generate bone grafts directly onto fractures in animals
Sungkyunkwan University researchers developed a compact device that customises implants, enhancing surgical efficiency and bone healing.
Traditional Japanese ‘samurai squats’ improve leg strength
Tohoku University researchers find that practising Rei-ho, a samurai etiquette, boosts knee extension strength by 25.9%.
Scientists develop coral-friendly sunscreen from pollen
NTU Singapore researchers create eco-friendly sunscreen that cools skin and protects corals, using Camellia pollen.
New AI tool pinpoints genes, drug combos to restore health in diseased cells
Harvard researchers develop AI model that identifies effective gene targets, potentially accelerating treatments for complex diseases.
Flying lifesavers: Drones could soon respond to cardiac arrests
University of Warwick researchers develop drone system delivering defibrillators, potentially halving response time in emergencies.
Gyroscope backpack enhances stability for people with mobility impairment
Radboud University leads research on Gyropack, utilising gyroscopic technology to improve balance and reduce fall risk.
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.