Tianfu Wu, associate professor of biomedical engineering at University of Houston, is creating a pathway to send medications directly to the spleen to combat lupus.

A pancreatic beta cell that shows puncta in the form of GLUT transporters in green and insulin granules in red, the nucleus of the cell in blue, taken in super-resolution under Zeiss-Elyra ...

Dr Martin Papenberg (left) from the Department of Experimental Psychology and Professor Dr Gunnar Klau from the Computer Science Department jointly led the research work at HHU, which is now presented ...

A substantial proportion of asymptomatic individuals in Greater Vancouver have undetected MASLD and significant fibrosis. Early identification of high-risk groups may support broader implementation of ...

Average annual conflict of interest prevelance rates on CDC and FDA vaccine advisory committees. USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics ...

SwRI scientists reviewed spectral data of sample material taken from near-Earth asteroids Ryugu and Bennu (pictured above) and compared them with spectral data of main belt asteroid Polana from the ...

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed and tested a micrometeoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) detection and characterization system that detects when a satellite or spacecraft experiences an ...

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed and tested a micrometeoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) detection and characterization system that detects when a satellite or spacecraft experiences an ...

Three female great-tailed grackles investigating a food opportunity in a parking lot in Sacramento, California.

A flock of great-tailed grackles flying in the mist in Sacramento, California. To be used for reporting on this research by Kelsey McCune et al. (2025) and by Dieter Lukas et al. (2025) only.

Picante, a male great-tailed grackle, flying by an unbanded female at the Arizona State University campus. To be used for reporting on this research by Kelsey McCune et al. (2025) and by Dieter Lukas ...

Breast cancer cells in their 'sleeping' state (senescence) after treatment. When the JNK pathway is disrupted, cancer cells are less likely to enter this state and instead continue dividing, leading ...