
AI Meets MRI
A cancer patient lies patiently in the narrow tube of an MRI machine, the room humming with magnetic pulses. For many patients, the scariest part
A cancer patient lies patiently in the narrow tube of an MRI machine, the room humming with magnetic pulses. For many patients, the scariest part
The widespread use of opioids such as heroin, morphine, fentanyl, and oxycodone has proven to be a complex and persistent predicament for millions of people
CD8 T cells—a specialized type of white blood cell—play a central role in resisting viral infection. The body responds to various disorders by producing highly
Though Earth is over four billion years old, complex life only emerged on land about five hundred million years ago. For much of our planet’s
The Ras family of proteins facilitates cell-to-cell signaling essential for complex organisms. This communication process relies on ten GTPase-activating proteins (GAPs). The first of these
Hidden beneath your skin, fat cells lead a secret double life. Researchers in the Horsley Lab at the Yale School of Medicine have uncovered the
Oceans are some of the largest carbon sinks on Earth, storing up to thirty-one percent of total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. As atmospheric CO2 levels
Just like how we have to physically move to get to and from work, cells have to physically move to accomplish routine tasks. Researchers in
Image courtesy of Boris Trost via Pixabay. Deep inside the ear is a strange place. Inward past the eardrum are three small, intricately shaped, interconnected
Image courtesy of Pexels. Since the industrial revolution, human civilization has been adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels, supercharging global
Image courtesy of Pexels. “Is someone following me?”, “Is there someone behind me?”, or even “Is there a monster in my closet?” are all familiar
Image courtesy of University of Illinois Urbana Champaign. In the complex world of tissues, stem cells serve as the custodians of the epithelial layer, the