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A machine-learning method that reasons and adapts has been developed to solve one of the most time-consuming bottlenecks in battery development.

Tumours hijack nerve cells to send signals to the brain that disarm nearby immune cells. Plus, China has awarded its first 'practical PhDs' and how remote sensors are giving researchers new ways to study cities.

Most pachytene PIWI-interacting RNAs (piRNAs) have no biological function; however, a small population enhances sperm fitness, which has led to their persistence in mammalian evolution.

From up in the air to deep beneath the ground, here is the new technology helping to enhance the way we live.

A genome assembly method called hifiasm (ONT) allows the assembly of chromosomes from telomere to telomere without the need for ultra-long reads, and outperforms conventional methods on most evaluation metrics.

Resistance to using the technology, despite its labour-saving potential, is particularly prevalent in research-intensive universities.

Researchers need new bot-detection strategies that exploit the limits of human reasoning rather than AI weaknesses.

A spin-wave ladder architecture based on single-crystal yttrium iron garnet requiring only one external magnetic bias for manufacturing tunable compact filters using modern micromachining fabrication methods is described, demonstrating applications . ...

Researchers can deploy the cheap and transparent model on their own computer system.

Fractionally charged excitations at zero magnetic field in twisted MoTe2 bilayers, a recently discovered fractional quantum anomalous Hall system, are observed via anyon-trions, excitonic complexes formed by binding a trion to a fractional charge.