Eric Krause, a professor of neuroscience at Gergia State University and a Georgia Research Alliance distinguished investigator, studies how GLP-1 therapies affect brain pathways, weight loss and muscle mass.

After more than a decade of research by primatologists at CU Boulder and their colleagues, a major environmental organization has changed the conservation status of an unusual, and petite, species of primate that lives in southern Africa.

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have discovered an extraordinary crystal made from tantalum, tungsten, and selenium that defies expectations with its unique atomic structure. Instead of a random arrangement, the tantalum atoms organize themselves into precise triangular clusters, enhancing the crystal's stability and creating specific magnetic properties when cooled to extremely low temperatures. This unexpected behavior paves the way for advances in spintronics and quantum materials, which could revolutionize computing and data storage by harnessing the dual properties of electron charge and spin.

UC Davis researchers are using virtual reality to make eye exams easier for seniors and to investigate whether the platform can detect early brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s disease.

Camilo Mancera, 15, suffered what’s known as a carotid artery dissection, which occurs when the layers of one of the neck’s carotid arteries tear or break apart. That led to a pooling of blood in Camilo’s brain known as a pseudoaneurysm, which required lifesaving surgeries at UTHealth Houston. 

Prof. Zhu Yuyan, Associate Professor of the Department of Food Science and Nutrition of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, studies obesity as a complex metabolic condition shaped by genetics, lifestyle and stress. She emphasises that adipose tissue is a vital endocrine organ for energy regulation and that excessive fat loss can harm metabolic and immune health, underscoring the need to maintain healthy fat tissue.

Research from the University of Victoria reviews the current use and future potential of social, empathic humanoid robots--asking the question: Could an empathic robot be a part of your future healthcare team?

A new study finds that stricter fuel rules have sharply reduced ship pollution near Hainan Island, China, while international cooperation could further cut emissions. Using high-resolution ship-tracking data, researchers mapped pollution trends from 2019 to 2022 and showed how cleaner fuels and coordinated policies can protect air quality and public health. The findings offer timely guidance for reducing emissions from one of the world’s fastest-growing transport sectors