Science
Peer-reviewed academic online journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
The Science family of journals is published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s oldest and largest general science organization. It serves 10 million people through primary memberships and affiliations with 262 scientific societies and academies.
Science was first published in 1880, is currently circulated weekly and has a subscriber base of around 130,000.Visit website: https://science.sciencemag.org/
Details last updated 04-Feb-2019
Science News
Scientists map a tiny piece of human brain involved in memory, emotions and thinking
Singularity Hub - 13-May-2024
Dataset may hold valuable insights to unlock neurological mysteries
Read more...Scientists overcome hurdles to design human artificial chromosomes
Singularity Hub - 26-Mar-2024
New technique delivers more genetic material, paving way for safer & effective gene therapies
Read more...AI-powered RoboChem for faster, more efficient drug discovery
Interesting Engineering - 25-Jan-2024
Autonomous robot outperforms scientists, accelerating the path to new pharmaceuticals
Read more...New ultrasonic 3D printing tech mends broken hearts and bones without surgery
Singularity Hub - 10-Dec-2023
Sound waves and a special ink to print custom implants and deliver drugs directly to injured tissues
Read more...New brain atlas reveals thousands of previously unknown cell types
New Scientist - 12-Oct-2023
Could lead to new insights into neurological and mental health conditions
Read more...New AI tool predicts genetic mutations that could cause disease
The Guardian - 19-Sep-2023
AlphaMissense is a game-changer in genetic research for human health
Read more...Epigenetic insights: developmental changes in DNA linked to lifespan in mammals
EurekAlert! - 10-Aug-2023
Universal clock based on methylation profiles to accurately predict age in all mammalian species
Read more...Taurine linked to extended lifespan and improved health in animals
BBC - 08-Jun-2023
Anti-aging benefits found of taurine in animal studies, but no evidence to support supplementation in humans yet
Read more...Cancer in the young: A global trend raising alarms and spurring research
New Scientist - 29-Mar-2023
From diet to lifestyle, experts explore potential culprits behind this worrying trend
Read more...Gut microbiome linked to brain damage and neurodegeneration in mice
EurekAlert! - 12-Jan-2023
Modifying gut microbiota with antibiotics reduced inflammation and tau-linked damage
Read more...Universal flu vaccine protects against all 20 strains of flu virus
BBC - 25-Nov-2022
Breakthrough innovation that simultaneously induces antibodies against multiple antigens
Read more...Researchers found a missing genetic link that helps melanoma cells defeat mortality
EurekAlert! - 10-Nov-2022
Mutations in a telomere binding protein provide a new approach to treat melanoma and other cancers
Read more...Shorter lifespan in men linked with loss of male sex chromosome while aging
The Conversation (UK) - 14-Jul-2022
Understanding how Y chromosome may contribute to age-related diseases can help prevent them
Read more...Advancements in organ biofabrication may lead to build human heart for transplant
Harvard University - 07-Jul-2022
Helical structure of heart muscles helps understand the functioning of heart
Read more...Old skin transplants in young organisms reverses aging, show rejuvenation
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 01-Jul-2022
Upregulation of VEGF-A could be a potentially effective anti-aging therapy
Read more...Non-invasive technique for gut health monitoring
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) - 12-May-2022
Gene modification in bacteria using CRISPR array provide direct information of active gut genes
Read more...Low-calorie diet during active period of the cycle increased lifespan in mice
UT Southwestern Medical Center - 05-May-2022
Triple the effect seen over simply restricting calorie intake
Read more...Mutational signatures- a step closes to personalised cancer treatment
BBC - 21-Apr-2022
Instead of caterogising cancer based on the effected body part or type, whole-genome sequencing could be more practical
Read more...Limiting calories rewires immuno-metabolic function for longer healthspan in humans
GEN News - 14-Feb-2022
Protein produced by macrophages was identified as a key player of calorie restriction
Read more...New study reversed paralysis and repaired spinal cord injuries in mice
Science Focus - 12-Nov-2021
For decades, a major challenge for scientists is central nervous system. That don't have signifi...
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