Scientists observe Parkinson’s ‘trigger’ in human brain tissue

New Delhi, Oct 02: Scientists have, for the first time, directly visualised the way Parkinson’s disease gets ‘triggered’ in human brain tissue. Using a newly developed technique, called ASA-PD (Advanced Sensing of Aggregates for Parkinson’s...

Applied Digital (APLD) Stock Rallies As Bitcoin Surges Amid Government Shutdown

Shares of Applied Digital Corp (NASDAQ:APLD), a designer and operator of data centers for blockchain and AI, are trading higher this week, buoyed by a 9% rise in Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) value over the past five days. Here’s what investors need to...

Applied MEV protection via Shutter’s threshold encryption

Understanding MEV and its impact on blockchain users Transparency is one of the foundational features of blockchains, but it enabled value extraction by controlling the order and inclusion of transactions within a block, known as MEV, or maximal...

Unearthing Hidden Gems: The Physics Behind the Fingerprint Matrix

In the realm of imaging technologies, one enduring challenge has been the visualization of objects obscured by dense, scattering environments—settings so opaque that traditional optical or acoustic techniques fail to reveal anything beyond an...

Taking action on science communication

For PhD students, the ability to communicate their research beyond their field of expertise is a critical skill—particularly now. Since January 2025, the landscape for federal research funding has changed. With funding from the National Institutes...

AACI Awards Recognize Excellence in Science, Philanthropy, Health Equity, and Public Service

Newswise — The Association of American Cancer Institutes (AACI) congratulates this year's Distinguished Scientist, Cancer Health Equity, Champion for Cures, and Public Service award recipients. The awards will be presented during the 2025...

<![CDATA[Refining Artificial Intelligence Tools in Cancer Pathology and Research]]>

A study assessing a machine-learning algorithm for quantifying tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes in melanoma was recently published in JAMA Network Open. Findings demonstrated that AI may overcome the subjectivity associated with traditional,...

Here’s how my faith supports my Scientific career

Six Black scientists share their testimonies of working in the field of science ARCHBISHOP DOYE AGAMA: Retired My journey through marine telecommunications engineering, digital transformation leadership, and Christian ministry has been unified by...

These 3 Pharma Stocks Are Rallying – And Still Trade Absurdly Cheap

Health care stocks are on track for their best week in years, yet even after the rally, several pharma giants remain absurdly cheap by market standards. The Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE:XLV) is up 4.5% this week through Thursday,...

Aramco, Honeywell, KAUST partner on crude-to-chemicals technology

Saudi Aramco, Honeywell, and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to co-develop a next-generation direct Crude-to-Chemicals (CTC) technology. The collaboration will focus on...

New technology from Tel Aviv University scientists lets archaeologists ‘X-ray’ the earth without digging

Researchers place a muon detector in a cavern beneath the Gihon Spring in 2023. (Photo: Gilad Mizrachi / Tel Aviv University) New technology announced on Monday by a team of scientists from Tel Aviv University reveals what is hidden underground in...

Drafting Commercial Contracts for the Pharmaceutical Industry Training Course: Explore IP Issues, Competition Regulations, Licensing and Collaboration Strategies (Nov 12th-13th, 2025) - ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 2, 2025-- The "Drafting Commercial Contracts for the Pharmaceutical Industry Training Course (Nov 12th - Nov 13th, 2025)" training has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This unique and highly interactive...

Pollution confuses pollinators. Can scientists retrain them?

Pollinators use flowers’ airborne aroma molecules to navigate to nectar from great distances. Human-made air pollution degrades flower chemicals and hides plant scents, interfering with the ability of bees and other insects to pollinate plants....

Autauga County Schools Breaks Ground on Applied Science Livestock Teaching Lab at Billingsley School

From: Rebecca W. Thomas ACBOE, Communications Coordinator Autauga County Schools officially broke ground on a new Applied Science Livestock Teaching Lab to be constructed on the Billingsley School campus, a first-of-its-kind facility in the state...

Metahelios reinvents camera chip manufacturing with next-generation color filter technology

On the back of that small rectangular device you carry everywhere, the one you use to text, scroll, snap photos, and stream videos, sits some of the most advanced cameras ever put in consumer hands. Over the past two decades, those tiny lenses...

Research Council Finances Research Infrastructure Of National Interest At KI

Two research infrastructures, one that Karolinska Institutet coordinates and one it participates in, have been awarded a grant in this year’s Swedish Research Council call for research infrastructure of national interest: the Chemical Biological...

Can the Right Overcome Its Distrust of Big Pharma Enough to Embrace Trump's Deals?

We all know how Donald Trump is probably the best dealmaker in the world. While he honed his dealmaking skills in business, he’s been able to leverage and scale those skills in a global way. He has applied them to everything from defusing World...

Seeing red: An invention is transforming the way scientists track genes

"RUBY"—a cost-effective innovation designed to track gene activity—is proving valuable across a range of fields. It all started with the idea of finding a better way to monitor genes. Plant biologists have traditionally employed various techniques...

Scientists to attempt to rear swallowtail butterflies from eggs frozen in nitrogen

Researchers are to attempt to rear swallowtail butterflies from eggs frozen in liquid nitrogen, in a test to see if cryopreservation could support the long-term conservation of Britain’s largest native species. In a groundbreaking project,...

IFT: AI won’t take a food scientist’s job, but a food scientist using...

AI is rapidly making inroads in F&B labs as formulators explore how it can complement human expertise. While scientists remain vital in product development, AI tools are proving effective at connecting them with consumer data, research insights,...