3+ hour, 35+ min ago  (170+ words) by Francina Agosti | May 18, 2026 However, it is still unclear how transplanted mature liver cells can switch into a growth-ready state to repair damaged parts of the liver. "Understanding donor hepatocyte proliferation biology is key to overcoming these hurdles," wrote a…...

3+ hour, 33+ min ago  (396+ words) by Advanced Science News | May 18, 2026 Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) are devices that use the triboelectric effect to generate electricity via the repeated sliding or tapping contact of two materials. The triboelectric effect is simply the phenomenon whereby electrical charge transfers from…...

3+ hour, 34+ min ago  (520+ words) by Surbhi Jain | May 18, 2026 For decades, scientists have relied on surface-sensitive measurements to understand how cubic hexaboride materials like cerium hexaboride (Ce B) behave at the electronic level. But a new study suggests that these observations may not always tell the…...

3+ hour, 36+ min ago  (213+ words) by Sukanya Charuchandra | May 18, 2026 The fossilized skulls of our ancient ancestors hold faint impressions of the brains that once pressed against them, but reading those marks has been quite subjective. Now, researchers have established a framework, based on comparative imaging…...

3+ hour, 37+ min ago  (757+ words) by Kerry Day | May 18, 2026 In collaboration with Taiwanese colleagues and Google Research and Google Deep Mind, researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have, for the first time, developed an AI pipeline that facilitates genetic discoveries. With an estimated 350 million…...

2+ week, 3+ hour ago  (220+ words) by Advanced Science News | May 4, 2026 The difference is that biological environments are essentially wet, whereas technologies designed to replicate their functions tend to focus on solid-state components. The new proof-of-concept "BIOPIX" (bioinspired pixel sensor array) from Brown"s team blends…...

2+ week, 3+ hour ago  (426+ words) by Clara Rodriguez Fernandez | May 4, 2026 Researchers in India have developed a simple test that can detect several types of antibiotic drugs in one sample. Just adding a few drops of a fluorescent chemical to the sample will make it glow…...

2+ week, 3+ hour ago  (594+ words) by Jenna Flogeras | May 4, 2026 A research team in Germany has developed a new type of polyamide that emits broad-spectrum white light under near-infrared laser irradiation " a property that could make the material promising for next-generation optical devices and LEDs. Polyamides…...

2+ week, 3+ hour ago  (117+ words) by Francina Agosti | May 4, 2026 Although Ascherman's syndrome is relatively rare (15 per 10 000 women in the general population) and often underdiagnosed, the condition can have profound effects on fertility and quality of life. The results of his work, recently published in Advanced…...

2+ week, 3+ hour ago  (632+ words) by Kerry Day | May 4, 2026 Using 3 D printing, scientists have, for the first time, simultaneously controlled the shape, type and organization of musculoskeletal tissue engineered in a laboratory to more closely mimic native developmental processes. "This opens the door to combining…...