A new article published in Science offers an unprecedented glimpse into how multiple sclerosis (MS) develops and spreads in the brain. Using a combination of

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The power that friendships have over emotions, values, and actions can transform relationships into effective marketing tools. Networks of friends can efficiently disseminate information and

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Bacteria are capable of remarkable collective behaviors similar to those seen in fungi networks or bird flocks. One example is collective migration, where bacterial cells

Zoonotic diseases—those transmitted from animals to humans, either directly or indirectly—gained widespread attention in the Western world with the emergence of COVID-19, which is believed

Electrochemistry—the study of how electricity drives chemical reactions—is at the heart of a promising new approach to tackling climate change and meeting global energy demands.

How we physically feel things—and how we form perceptions of the world based on what we feel—is an age-old question in the field of neuroscience.

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Just as an organism’s anatomy reflects its evolutionary history, a galaxy’s morphology is dictated by its past environmental interactions. Collisional ring galaxies have a particularly