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CRISPR-Engineered Coral Shows Unprecedented Resilience to Ocean Warming

Marine biologists have used CRISPR gene editing to create coral species that can better survive ocean warming and acidification.

New AI Model Predicts Protein Structures for Previously Unsolvable Cases

Researchers have developed an advanced AI model capable of predicting protein structures that have resisted conventional computational and experimental techniques.

Scientists Engineer Universal Antivenom That Neutralizes Multiple Snake Species

A new broad-spectrum antivenom developed using synthetic antibodies can counter venom from multiple snake species — potentially transforming treatment for snakebite victims worldwide.

AI Forecasts Viral Mutations Before They Emerge

A groundbreaking AI model can predict how viruses will mutate, potentially giving scientists a head start in developing vaccines and treatments before outbreaks spiral.

Scientists Create First Fully Lab-Grown Human Embryo Model Without Sperm or Egg

Researchers have developed a synthetic human embryo model using stem cells — without sperm, eggs, or a womb — offering a powerful new window into early human development and ethics.

AI Predicts Protein Folding Pathways with Unprecedented Accuracy

A new AI model simulates protein folding in real time, revealing every step of the process—offering critical insight into misfolding diseases like Alzheimer’s.

Pea Plants Show Signs of Learning

New research suggests pea plants can learn by association, responding to air movement as a cue for light.

CRISPR Used to Edit Gut Bacteria Inside the Body

Scientists use virus-like particles to deliver CRISPR into gut bacteria—editing genes directly inside living mice.

Deaf Mice Hear Again With Gene Therapy

Gene therapy targeting the OTOF gene restores hearing in mice born deaf—raising hopes for treating human genetic deafness.

Living Robots That Heal Themselves

Scientists build tiny regenerative "Xenobots" from frog cells that can move, heal, and perform basic tasks.

Coral Reefs Show Unexpected Recovery Thanks to Heat-Resistant Algae

Scientists discover that certain algae species are helping bleached corals bounce back faster in warming oceans.

Implantable Sensor Detects Illness Before Symptoms Appear

A new implantable biosensor can detect infections and inflammatory responses before symptoms develop—paving the way for predictive medicine.

Scientists Discover “Junk DNA” Plays Critical Role in Gene Regulation

New research reveals that so-called “junk DNA” helps control gene expression, reshaping our understanding of the genome.

AI Restores Memory Recall in Early Dementia Patients

Researchers use AI-driven stimulation to help early-stage dementia patients recover lost memories.

CRISPR Used to Regenerate Damaged Heart Tissue

Scientists have used CRISPR to stimulate regeneration of heart cells in mice, offering hope for reversing damage from heart attacks.

AI Translates Brain Activity Into Spoken Words

A breakthrough in neurotechnology enables AI models to convert brain signals into speech, opening doors for nonverbal communication.

CRISPR Used to Cure Rare Genetic Disorder

Scientists have used CRISPR to reverse a previously untreatable genetic disorder in a live patient — marking a major step forward in human gene therapy.

New Blood Test Detects Early-Stage Alzheimer’s with 94% Accuracy

A new non-invasive blood test can detect early Alzheimer’s years before symptoms appear, potentially transforming screening and treatment.

Breakthrough mRNA Vaccine Targets Multiple Flu Strains at Once

Researchers unveil an mRNA-based universal flu vaccine showing 88% effectiveness across multiple flu strains.

Artificial Enzymes Created from Scratch Beat Nature’s Speed

Synthetic enzymes engineered by AI catalyze chemical reactions up to 4x faster than their natural counterparts.

Genetically Edited Mosquitoes Stop Malaria in Lab Trials

CRISPR-edited mosquitoes unable to carry malaria parasites show promise in reducing transmission.