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A new comprehensive big data centre in China is set to transform knowledge about stroke.

The speed of sound in a material, and the interaction of sound waves with material structures, appear to be the key factors affecting material performance against impacts.

Immunofluorescence photos are popular on social media, attracting new audiences to cell biology. But these bright images are not only nice to look at — they also increase confidence in scientific data.

The diversity of the US population is not represented in the gene panels most commonly used to screen for risk of cystic fibrosis. Addressing this gap should increase accuracy and improve access to care for millions.

Advances in flow cytometer instrumentation along with the emergence of more fluorescent labels has created new possibilities when exploring cells.

As researchers work to understand SARS-CoV-2 and its mechanisms, Kamala Tyagarajan, a leading expert in flow cytometry, explains how a new multivalent assay could help.

A national haematological institute in harbin, china, with a tradition of life-saving leukaemia treatments, is calling for young talent to join their team of clinical experts and research scientists.

The University of Surrey is creating a leading Institute that will bring together multidisciplinary expertise to realise people-centred AI.

The University of Toronto anchors a vibrant health research ecosystem that fosters collaboration and open science to accelerate drug development.

Harnessing the environment of quantum systems to control their state could pave the way for functioning quantum computers.

Scientists at Russia’s loffe Institute in St Petersburg report promising results from the early operations of the Globus-M2 spherical tokamak.

At Brandon University, diversity, equity and inclusion pay off with top-shelf research and teaching, including studies on mind and body health.

A conversation with University of Calgary President and Vice Chancellor, Edward McCauley.

At the new UAEU Genomics Laboratory for research and diagnosis of rare genetic diseases, Fatma Al Jasmi works to improve diagnosis, prevention and treatment of genetic diseases for Emirati families.

As research progresses into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an important next step is for physicians to identify and refer patients to an ALS specialist as quickly as possible.

Orthotopically developed mouse avatars of individual patients’ tumours account for the tumour microenvironment, bringing certainty to second-line treatment decisions.

Excellent scientists and leaders don’t appear from nowhere. GSK has established career and skills development programmes for new and existing staff, building internal expertise and collaboration appeal.

Researchers at Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School are helping to discover and document antibodies against SARS-CoV-2.

A Chinese pharmaceutical company is raising the bar for pharmaceutical safety and efficacy, while diversifying new research and shaping the industry ecosystem.

UAEU’s Ahmed Alzamly is researching a pioneering class of materials with uses ranging from fuel storage to tackling climate change. In the process, he’s championed a partnership between UAEU and the world-leading UC Berkeley.