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Gut fungi in infancy may help explain why some children develop eczema, food allergies, or asthma later.
Two linked studies suggest gut fungi in infancy may shape later risks for eczema, food allergy, and allergic asthma.
Mac Oliveauupda
Study finds published pterosaur wing reconstructions may miss much of the group’s true shape and flight diversity.
DiscoveriesPterosaurs had far more diverse wing shapes than scientists previously knewHannah Shavit-Weiner
Twenty-two massive blocks from the Lighthouse of Alexandria are helping experts digitally reconstruct the lost wonder.
DiscoveriesAfter 2,000 years, giant stone block recovery is bring the Lighthouse of Alexandria back to lifeJoshua Shavit
Asteroid impacts may have shaped early Earth into a network of hydrothermal systems that supported life’s beginnings.
SpaceViolent asteroid impacts may have helped spark life on early EarthJoseph Shavit
A Pakistan genome study found 34,000 human knockouts, revealing drug targets, safety signals, and key differences from biology.
HealthPakistan genome study finds 34,000 ‘human knockouts’ that could transform medicineMac Oliveau
The nanorobot can attach itself to specific surfaces and carry out enzymatic reactions there. The enzymes (purple) inside the payload capsule convert molecules from the surrounding environment (left, dark gray) into the desired product (right, light gray).
HealthNew modular nanorobot can move, dock to cancer cells, deliver therapy, and be reusedRebecca Shavit
A new genome study reveals how unique DNA elements help sloths maintain the slowest metabolism in mammals, with implications for human health.
DiscoveriesSloth genome study reveals how ‘jumping genes’ shape metabolismHannah Shavit-Weiner
Lucy found asteroid Donaldjohanson wobbling, scarred by impacts and rich in water-altered minerals from an ancient breakup.
SpaceNASA’s Lucy spacecraft finds asteroid Donaldjohanson is tumbling through spaceShy Cohen
DF9 appears to lack dark matter, joining two other galaxies in a rare linear trail that may have formed in a violent collision.
SpaceAstronomers discover faint dwarf galaxy that seems to exist without dark matterJoseph Shavit
This technology revolutionizes the way satellites are sent into space, using a giant rotating arm to fling satellites into low Earth orbit.
SpaceSpinLaunch looks to slingshot satellites into spaceJoshua Shavit
Great apes show stable cognitive differences, raising new questions about how ape intelligence is structured.
HealthGreat apes show mental differences that do not follow human rulesHannah Shavit-Weiner
A new paper argues that minimum exercise and protein advice may fall short of what people need for healthy ageing and independence.
Health‘Gym bros’ may have been right all along — should we all be eating more protein?Mac Oliveau
A new free online Stonehenge experience lets visitors explore the famous monument, prehistoric objects and ancient landscapes.
Global GoodExperience the world of Stonehenge from the comfort of your own homeRebecca Shavit
A new study shows AI-assisted screening increases eye care referrals for diabetic patients, especially among underserved groups.
AIAI-assisted eye screening could improve access to care for underserved populationsShy Cohen
New models suggest Earth may avoid being swallowed by the dying sun, though its fate still depends on uncertain stellar mass loss.
SpaceEarth may not be swallowed by our dying sun after all, study findsJoseph Shavit
Imperial physicists showed a prototype quantum sensor can cancel noise and recover hidden signals.
SpaceNew prototype quantum sensor expedites search for dark matter and gravitational wavesJoshua Shavit
Dr. Marc Slutzky and study co-author Cynthia Gorski watch a lab member demo playing the video game in the lab.
HealthRetro video game therapy helps stroke survivors regain arm movementRebecca Shavit