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Four game-changing immunology tools to watch
Magnified view of a brain organoid with fluorescent labeling of various cell types.Photo: Thomas Hartung, Johns Hopkins University. Advanced tools ...
do we even need a replacement?
Alan Turing statue in Bletchley Park, UK.Photo: Steve Meddle/Shutterstock Today's best artificial intelligence (AI) models pass the Turing test, the ...
Blood tests are now approved for Alzheimer’s: how accurate are they?
A blood test that measures levels of tau protein is nearly 98% accurate in ruling out Alzheimer's disease in people ...
Time-resolved fluorescent proteins expand the microscopy palette
Fluorescent dyes can help researchers visualize cell structure, but they can be difficult to use in more than a few.Photo: ...
Warning signs
IIf you are reading this, your world is in grave danger. Don't touch anything. Don't take samples. Leave this area ...
Is academic research becoming too competitive? Nature examines the data
Success rates for top European research grants are falling – some by as much as one percentage point – as ...
The race to uncover snow’s many mysteries before it disappears forever
Sno: and history Sverker Sörlin Doubleday (2025) As a child growing up in northern Sweden, environmental historian Sverker Sørlin fell ...
Defending Ohuira Bay, Mexico
“In this photo, I am taking local reporters to Ouira Bay on the west coast of Mexico, where my community's ...
Dangerous ‘nitazene’ opioids are on the rise: researchers are worried
The number of sales of nitazines on the dark web has increased, while the amount of fentanyl (pictured) has decreased.Photo: ...
Future solitude
It took me seven years to accept that my daughter was not human. Technically, it was. Or close enough. I ...
