Cells

Molecular jackhammers use near-infrared light to kill 99% of cancer cells

Scientists use vibrating molecules and near-infrared light to destroy cancer cells, opening a new path in non-invasive cancer treatment.

Game-changing molecule turns HIV against itself to halt activity Mac Oliveau

Coffee’s hidden power: How caffeine helps cells fight aging Rebecca Shavit

New research finds that cells detect and react to sound waves Joseph Shavit

Powerful new protein effectively delivers cancer-fighting drugs directly into cells Joseph Shavit

Scientists discover evidence of memory storage outside the brain Rebecca Shavit

Groundbreaking new drug can reverse human aging, study finds Joseph Shavit

Breakthrough study reveals the cause of Alzheimer’s and Dementia Joseph Shavit

Humans glow in a visible light that disappears in death, study finds Rebecca Shavit

650 million year old creature found in California lake reveals how life evolved Joshua Shavit

Strange parasite kills human cells and wears their remains as disguise Rebecca Shavit

Scientists grow real teeth in the lab – replacing fillings and implants Joseph Shavit

Scientists create synthetic cells that shape-shift in response to light Joshua Shavit

New study reveals previously unknown cause of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia Joseph Shavit

Scientists developed smart robotic materials that can reshape themselves like living tissues Joshua Shavit

CRISPR transforms ordinary fat cells into cancer killing machines Joseph Shavit

Bioluminescent lanterns shed new light on memory formation and synaptic activity Joshua Shavit