by Admin | Jun 3, 2026 | Articles
Can understanding V-ATPase help fight disease and ageing? Published: V-ATPase is a vital molecular machine that helps control the pH levels within cells and their organelles. Professor Patricia Kane, a molecular biologist at Upstate Medical University in the US, is...
by Admin | Jun 2, 2026 | Articles
Building better AI: how are computer scientists improving AI systems? Published: As artificial intelligence (AI) plays an ever-greater role in our lives, computer scientists are constantly improving AI systems. At the University of Molise in Italy, Professor Remo...
by Admin | May 27, 2026 | Articles
Caught in the algorithm: exploring smartphone use in young people Published: Many of us spend more time on our phones than we would like. The compulsion to check social media, watch a new reel, or keep on scrolling is hard to resist, and there is growing evidence that...
by Admin | May 26, 2026 | Articles
Noise complaints: how statistical innovations are cleaning up noisy data Published: Scientific data are rarely clean and clear. Often, they are blurred or distorted by ‘noise’ – random disturbances that get mixed in with real data and make them difficult to interpret....
by Admin | May 20, 2026 | Articles
How does food shape our health? Published: A good diet is essential to our well-being, and the importance of a healthy diet only increases as we get older. While healthy diets help to keep us free from disease, diets lacking key nutrients can contribute to conditions...
by Admin | May 19, 2026 | Articles
Speaking between worlds: how P’urhepecha changes across communities Published: P’urhepecha is an Indigenous language of Mexico that is also spoken by diaspora communities in the USA. At Leiden University in the Netherlands, Dr Kate Bellamy is investigating how...
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