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Networked Lives: Mapping the Social Circuitry of Art Worlds
What hidden links connected Renaissance artists? Interdisciplinary study provides blueprint for mapping and analysing social networks in the art world.
Microalgae Can Remove Harmful Sunscreen Chemicals from Aquatic Environments
Can microscopic algae tackle modern pollution? Scientists uncover pollution risks and a natural algae solution for cleaner ecosystems.
Digital Health And The Promise Of Fairer Care For Rheumatic Diseases
Could digital health tools like AI and wearables finally deliver equality in chronic care or repeat old inequalities?
ACL Rehabilitation Plateaus: Understanding Why Recovery Stalls After Surgery
Why do some athletes stop improving months after ACL surgery despite ongoing physiotherapy and successful reconstruction?
Climate Injustice in the Middle East
Why are marginalized communities facing the worst impacts of climate change, and how can environmental justice reshape policy responses
One Tau Protein Variant Could Reshape Alzheimer’s Research
If the tau protein is essential for Alzheimer’s disease, why do therapies fail? Human stem cell neurons reveal one tau form that changes everything.
How Intelligent Technologies Augment Human Service Agents
Humans still lead service systems, are intelligent technologies truly replacing frontline workers, or strengthening their judgement? New research maps six transformation pathways.
Teaching the Immune System to Fight Breast Cancer Before Chemotherapy
Immune cells enter the tumour early: What happens when immune cells are injected directly into breast tumours before chemotherapy, and can this change how cancer is treated?
AI Redistributes Tasks and Creates New Roles Across Work Systems
Does automation really eliminate jobs? Learn how AI redistributes tasks and creates new roles across entire work systems.