Nature Communications
Why Do Pedestrians So Often Drift Counterclockwise?
Research in Spain and Japan reveals a recurring counterclockwise walking bias, offering new insights for crowd science a...
Semaglutide Research Hints at a New Angle on Healthy Aging
Yeni araştırmalar, semaglutidin biyolojik yaşlanmayı yavaşlatabileceğine işaret ediyor. Nature Communications verileri,...
Roma'dan Han Hanedanı'na: Antik Dünyada Eşitsizliğin En Keskin Haritası
Yeni bir araştırma, Roma ve Han Hanedanı'nda gelir eşitsizliğini karşılaştırıyor. Bulgular, Han Çin'inde servet yoğunlaş...
Earth's Core May Hold Hydrogen Equivalent to Dozens of Oceans
A new study from ETH Zurich suggests Earth's core may contain hydrogen equal to up to 45 oceans, reshaping ideas about o...
AlphaFold Is Now Helping Scientists Decode What Proteins Actually Do
AlphaFold is moving beyond protein shapes, helping scientists map protein interactions in mitochondria and uncover what...
Fossils Can Distort Evolution: A New Study Shows Why Living Mammals Would Be Misread
A new Nature Communications study shows how fossil bias can distort mammal evolution, reshaping ideas about body size, d...
MIT Research Highlights a New Challenge in AI Image Attribution
MIT CSAIL researchers say larger AI image models become harder to trace to individual training images, raising new quest...
8 Scientific Studies That Quietly Point to the Future
Eight overlooked scientific studies reveal new insights into infant vision, brain immunity, recyclable plastics, microma...
10,000 Brain Scans Reveal Memory Loss Is More Widespread Than Once Thought
A large MRI study in Nature Communications shows memory loss may involve multiple brain regions, not just the hippocampu...
Researchers Create a Spring-Powered Computer That Runs Without Electricity
Scientists at St. Olaf College and Syracuse University built a spring-based computer that computes without electricity,...
Deep Ocean Ripples May Influence Climate Far Beyond Their Source
Deep ocean waves and turbulence may influence climate faster than expected, reshaping heat, nutrient flow, and future cl...
Gut Microbe Research Opens a New Path in Lupus Science
A study from UT Health San Antonio suggests a missing gut bacterium may help calm lupus, pointing to future microbiome-b...
Tiny Diving Suit Helps Cyborg Cockroaches Move Underwater for Hours
Scientists in Singapore and Japan created a tiny diving suit for cyborg cockroaches, enabling underwater movement for ho...
Cave Walls Yield Ancient Human DNA for the First Time
Scientists recovered ancient human DNA from cave walls in Spain and Portugal, revealing a new way to study prehistoric a...
Revolutionary Brain-Inspired Chip Could Redefine Quantum Computing
A new brain-inspired chip utilizing silicon carbide could revolutionize quantum computing and enhance deep space explora...