Multi-component tissue scaffolds with fine structural detail are now possible, offering unprecedented control over cellular development
Read article: Quick-gelling inks allow high-resolution bioprinting
Model homes-in on connection between dark matter and star formation
Read article: Simulation of eight million ‘mock universes’ sheds light on galaxy evolution
Decelerated breathing at six breaths per minute has a strong influence on heart rate variability and cortical activity
Read article: Can decelerated breathing confer health benefits?
The planet is warming faster than ever, worldwide. Scientists know this unique climate change is not caused by nature. But they checked again, to be certain
Read article: Unique climate change has no natural cause
With significant advances occurring in placental MRI, the time is now ripe for systematic and detailed MRI scans of the placenta in pregnancy
Read article: Is it time to get serious about the placenta?
Mass produced sensors can almost instantly detect and analyse electrolytes, metabolites and other biomolecules contained in sweat
Read article: Wearable patches could ‘decode’ sweat
With a single RNA tweak, researchers produce user-friendly hydrogels that respond to different environmental triggers in various ways from chemical release to electrical fusing
Read article: Simple tweak reprogrammes DNA-responsive hydrogel smart materials
Strategies for migration should minimize negative effects of "climate retreat"
Read article: Social and economic goals should be set for communities displaced by climate change
Could new legislation in California help manage conflicts?
Read article: Changing the ground (water) rules
Modelling the upper chambers of patients' hearts can help guide catheter ablation used to treat atrial fibrillation
Read article: Simulations guide targeted ablation of atrial fibrillation
