Blood Vessels as Guardians Against Skin Cancer - Essen-Based Researcher Accepted into the Emmy Noether Program

Malaria Causes Permanent Damage to Phagocytes in the Spleen

Bone marrow macrophages cannot fully replace resident spleen macrophages after malaria

Beyond COVID-19: Fundamental principles that shape pandemics

Neuronal Precursor Splits into Two Cell Lineages Earlier than Anticipated | Science Advances

New Model of Brain Development: Two Neuron Types Emerge in Parallel, Not Sequentially

Severe inflammatory reactions are attributable to an unknown immunological regulatory mechanism

Elevated FGL-1 levels correlate with more severe inflammation—the signaling pathway may also be relevant in other diseases

A drop that can save the sight of extremely premature babies

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg conducted the world's first double-blind RCT on cortisone eye drops for premature infants

Thinking beyond antibiotics in the treatment of urinary tract infections

Newly identified genetic cause offers prospect of diagnosis for families affected by rare developmental disorders

Leishmania: When tropical parasites use immune cells as a taxi

Industrial poultry farming is accelerating the spread of a major foodborne disease

Molecular Precision Tools to Combat Hidden Hunger

Biofortification Through Genome Editing: Crops Are Set to Become More Climate-Resilient and Nutrient-Rich

Novel hydrogel offers a smarter approach to wound healing

A multifunctional injectable hydrogel featuring the first reported cerium–rutin nanocomplex that promotes tissue repair through sustained antioxidant and antibacterial activity

A simple chemical distance could help predict which trace elements plants absorb

New study reveals how blood cancers outsmart BTK-targeted therapies

Researchers identify a rare mutation that blocks both BTK inhibitors and next-generation BTK degraders

A new light on the microbiome and its metabolites

3D-printable material can heal the body, build better robots and recover critical minerals

A network of billions of tiny water droplets can form large, tissue-like materials in minutes, creating new opportunities in a variety of fields

Scientists turn COVID-19 immune memory into a powerful new ally against cancer

Celloram, Inc., University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University unveil PROTEXI, a novel cancer vaccine platform advancing toward first-in-human clinical trials in sarcoma patients.

Artificial intelligence could help close agriculture's broken nitrogen loop

A new framework combines satellite data, animal sensors, and language models into a unified decision-making system

KAIST identifies a molecular "switch" that activates cell growth signaling

Suggesting a potential basis for next-generation anticancer therapy

The P-tau 217 Alzheimer's biomarker is surprisingly weak in preclinical studies

Biosensor detects nanoplastics in water within minutes

Peptide-based biosensor enables direct detection of polystyrene nanoparticles

MicroHarvest is building Europe's first industrial facility for microbial protein at the Leuna Chemical Park

Biotech scale-up invests a mid-double-digit million amount and creates about 25 new jobs at the site

Visugromab Overcomes Resistance to Cancer Immunotherapy

Antibody Shows Long-Lasting Remissions After Failure of Established Cancer Immunotherapies

Europe: Conflicting Laws Threaten Biodiversity and Food Security

EU laws are working against the protection of pollinators that they themselves call for

Scientists turn COVID-19 immune memory into a powerful new ally against cancer

Celloram, Inc., University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University unveil PROTEXI, a novel cancer vaccine platform advancing toward first-in-human clinical trials in sarcoma patients.

Peptide isolated from a Cerrado frog increases strawberry shelf life

Study shows that the molecule preserves the fruit's firmness without affecting its flavor and has potential as a postharvest treatment

Breakthrough in tailor-made enzyme design

New possibilities for biotechnology and green chemistry

Vitamin B3 for the gut: From basic discovery to clinical translation

Innovation Transfer Award recognizes a long-standing collaboration

Great Ideas: From Stress-Free Cell Sorting to a Universal Flu Vaccine

Science2Start 2026: Dr. Sarah Scatigna’s CELLnROLL Wins First Prize

Research Breakthrough on the Path to a New Reserve Antibiotic

For the first time, chemists have succeeded in synthesizing the highly potent natural compound neosorangicin A

Pathoblockers instead of antibiotics

DZIF project nominated for the “Science Breakthrough of the Year 2026” award

Accordian-inspired pump unlocks new era for lab-on-a-chip technology

A first-of-its-kind device replicates human blood flow waveforms in the lab, opening doors for vascular disease study, drug discovery and space travel safety

Eurofins Acquires Element's Biopharma and Food Testing Capabilities in North America

The 27 laboratory sites are to be integrated into Eurofins' existing hub-and-spoke network

Three-dimensional molecules through “domino cascade”

Chemists develop light-driven triple catalysis

Nestlé and Platinum Equity to create Peranel, a leading player in water and premium beverages

S.Pellegrino, Perrier and Acqua Panna are to grow more independently under their own roof

Scenarios for a New “Iron Age”: Iron Complements Hydrogen as an Energy Source

Study Shows the Potential of Iron Powder for Long-Term Energy Storage, Energy Transmission, and the Use of Existing Power Plant Infrastructure in the Energy System of the Future

Plant-based supermarket products contain twice as many additives as animal-based equivalents

A UK study analysed 71 like-for-like product pairs and counted 199 additives in plant-based items versus 100 in animal-based ones

New solutions to the PFAS problem

Research team develops methods for breaking down “forever chemicals”

300 beverage companies call for: No sugar tax on beverages

Five industry associations are warning of price increases and questioning the effectiveness of the planned tax in terms of public health policy.

From cleaner “cracking” to black gold

Pitt startup finds a cooler, cleaner method to produce battery-quality graphite and hydrogen

FDA Takes Further Steps to Remove Outdated Authorizations for Color Additives in Food

Two petroleum-based food dyes lose FDA approval or face revocation

Fertiliser from the neighbourhood – where local ammonia plants make economic sense

Haber-Bosch: now electric

According to the report, one in five cups of coffee contains toxic pesticide residues

An analysis by four organizations shows that 59 percent of the active ingredients in pesticides used in coffee cultivation are banned in the EU

Europe is heavily dependent on imports for lithium: The LiSA Consortium aims to change that

Nobian and partners launch pilot project to scale circular, low-carbon lithium refining in Europe

Griesson - de Beukelaer is focusing on international growth and expanding into the U.S.

Implementation of the long-term corporate strategy / Acquisition of DeBeukelaer Corporation / Development of a modern production facility

Material harvests drinking water from air – and cools more efficiently than current systems

Produced on a pilot scale for the first time

Prebiotic sodas typically contain as much sugar as fiber

While healthier than regular sodas and fruit drinks, prebiotic sodas do not necessarily compare favorably with other alternatives

Wearable patch vibrates when it detects environmental hazards

New resources on the way for BC farms under pressure from pests and disease

Genome BC funds three genomics projects to protect BC fruit and vegetable crops

Plastic bottles could find new life in batteries as graphite

Penn State researchers converting PET waste into synthetic graphite that outperforms natural graphite

Carbon nanotubes make the electronic nose suitable for everyday use for the first time

The smart fridge of the future: E-nose warns of off chicken and nut allergens

Covestro and BYD form strategic partnership across future industries

Focus on advanced material innovation and application development

Vineyards Under Climate Stress: Research Opens New Paths for Viticulture

Climate Adaptation in Vineyards: Mountainous Regions Need Their Own Strategies