In this ‘shadowing’ behaviour, the long, thin trumpetfish uses a non-threatening species of fish, such as parrotfish, as camouflage to get closer to its dinner. The research involved hours of...
The new technology allows for the first time the placement of optical elements or electronics on live cells with tattoo-like arrays that stick on cells while flexing and conforming to...
07 August 2023The dramatic rise in the number of people with chronic wounds – a common side effect of diabetes, obesity, vascular and autoimmune diseases – is now costing the...
UNSW biomedical engineer, Dr Matthew A Brodie, developed the Walking Tall app in collaboration with people who are living with Parkinson's Disease. Image from Matthew A BrodieA new app, co-designed...
Phineas the cat has cerebellar hypoplasia that causes his famous 'wobble'. Phineas’s iconic wobbling is caused by cerebellar hypoplasia – a condition that affects his coordination and balance. He has...
A chain of amino acids is captured, unfolded and translocated through an engineered protein nanopore. Oxford Nanopore Technologies to sequence nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). Oxford Nanopore Technologies was launched...
New study finds medications to treat alcohol addiction underused Science, Health & TechnologyMedications for alcohol use disorder are underutilized in British Columbia, despite their safety and effectiveness, according to a...
Why should Europeans care about what’s going on in Latin America and the Caribbean? This is clearer in Latin America than anywhere else. “On Latin America: CLR James’ The Black...
The two-day Reuters/Ipsos poll asked respondents if they would vote for Trump for president next year if he were "convicted of a felony crime by a jury." The new poll...
Reported today in Nature, this is the first new genetic variant related to HIV infection discovered in over 25 years of research. But viral load varies widely among infected individuals,...