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Cell & Microbiology Oct 16, 2026

The same immune cells play opposing roles in tissue regeneration's balancing act

In a study of fingertip regeneration, a team led by JAX senior research scientist James Godwin found that some immune cells in mice can attack and kill cells needed to rebuild bone, while a subset of those same immune cells ...

Space Exploration Oct 16, 2026

Forecasting air drag with deep learning helps predict when uncontrolled satellites and rocket stages fall to Earth

On May 10, 2025, a spacecraft built in the Soviet Union to land on Venus came home. Launched in 1972, Cosmos-482 was stranded by a failed upper stage of its rocket and circled Earth for 53 years. In its last days, several ...

Analytical Chemistry Oct 16, 2026

Fully automated testing of bulk metals paves the way for AI-driven materials development

Developing stronger and tougher structural metals such as steel requires exploring an enormous range of processing conditions. Even for the same alloy composition, heat treatment can dramatically change the material's microstructure ...

Cell & Microbiology Oct 16, 2026

The force behind our strength: How mechanical processes regulate muscle development

Skeletal muscles grow and regenerate as individual precursor cells—called myoblasts—fuse into long fibers from which mature muscle fibers develop. How they coordinate this process and form functional muscles is not yet fully ...

Astronomy Oct 16, 2026

Shredded star reveals a massive black hole wandering far from its galaxy's center

Astronomers have discovered a star being torn apart by a massive black hole more than 1,000 parsecs from the center of its host galaxy. The tidal disruption event, TDE 2023mfm, was first discovered by ZTF and then studied ...

Environment Oct 16, 2026

Molecular fingerprints reveal how human activities alter water systems worldwide

A Florida State University–led review shows how ultrahigh-resolution mass spectrometry can help researchers identify the molecular fingerprints of human activity in water systems around the world.

Bio & Medicine Oct 16, 2026

Real-time nanoscale imaging reveals differences in antibody access to cancer-linked proteins on tiny vesicles

Researchers at the Nano Life Science Institute (WPI-NanoLSI) at Kanazawa University have developed a way to observe how antibodies interact with a cancer-related protein carried on tiny membrane-bound vesicles released by ...

Social Sciences Oct 16, 2026

Owners who spend more time close to their cats tend to have more positive moods

Many owners will enthusiastically attest that their cat has improved their quality of life. Some studies support this common claim that caring for a feline friend has positive effects on human health and well-being. However, ...

General Physics Oct 16, 2026

Solving the gallium anomaly: New calculation may explain neutrino shortfall without invoking new particles

Glimpses of the "gallium anomaly" were first seen in the mid-1990s, but it was first clearly discovered and stated in 2007 by neutrino physicist Carlo Giunti of Italy. The problem is simple to state but potentially very important: ...

Environment Oct 15, 2026

First in-depth map of 'forever chemicals' in the Finger Lakes created

In 2023, professor Damian Helbling was getting a lot of calls and emails from local residents. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had just announced regulations to limit per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)—some ...

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