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Using machine learning, researchers have identified novel, distinct patterns of coordinated activity between brain regions in people with major depressive disorder – even when different protocols are used to detect these brain networks.

A new form of Alzheimer's protein can be used to establish at what progression stage patients are at.

A team of researchers has demonstrated a new approach to brain-mimicking neuromorphic computers that uses targeted magnetic waves that are generated and divided in micrometer-sized wafers.

Researchers have studied binocular vision in mice, and have found that chandelier cells are removed during development via apoptosis.

Peatlands are expected to shift from an overall "sink" (absorbing carbon) to a source this century, primarily due to human impacts across the tropics. Preserving the world's peatlands – and the vast carbon stores they contain – is therefore vital to limiting climate change, researchers say.

Scientists are developing new tests for COVID-19 that are faster and cheaper, and easy to manufacture, so that that they are more available for African countries to purchase.

A new study identifies a method that not only detects SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater samples but also tracks whether the infection rates are trending up or down.

New research has established more detailed monitoring of the development of the foetal gut in the early stages and has also found cellular functions related to chron's disease.

A research team has designed a new technology using synthetic llama antibodies to prevent specific proteins from being destroyed inside cells. The approach could be used to treat several diseases.

A team of researchers has found out how to rebuild a sequence of molecular events that can mediate plant cell death.