Dex Holloway
One Head Impact Electrifies An Entire Half Of Your Brain
A single head impact can trigger widespread, immediate neuronal activity across one entire half of the brain.
This Hero Dog Unearths Winter's Deepest Snake Secrets
A trained dog's nose reveals the hidden winter dens of vanishing European adders, guiding crucial conservation efforts.
Quantum Physics Just Rewrote the Story of Our Universe
Quantum rules may limit how precisely we can know the universe's size and expansion rate.
Rogue Protein Betrays Brain's Defenses, Inviting Disaster
Rogue protein infiltrates the blood-brain barrier, opening the door for neurodegeneration.
Bacteria whisper a secret, and cancer vanishes everywhere
Engineered bacteria prime the immune system, making distant tumors vulnerable to existing therapies.
Hidden Dimensions Helped Tiny Black Holes Become Cosmic Architects
Hidden dimensions could allow primordial black holes to grow and sculpt the universe, not fade away.
Bacteria whisper a secret, and cancer vanishes everywhere
Engineered bacteria prime the immune system, turning resistant tumors responsive to therapy.
Hidden Dimensions Helped Tiny Black Holes Become Cosmic Architects
Hidden dimensions allowed tiny primordial black holes to grow, shaping the universe.
The Patient's Own Body Now Forges Cancer's Cure
The body's own cells can now be reprogrammed directly, transforming cancer treatment from weeks to days.
Alzheimer's true enemy brain's own plumbing gone rogue
Alzheimer's may stem from the brain's plumbing system misinterpreting its own waste cleanup as the disease itself.
Twisted Atoms Unleash a Giant Leap for Computer Memory
Strain physically reorients electron paths in FePS₃, enabling nonvolatile memory with extreme conductivity changes.
Unmasking MS: The Body's Sex-Linked War
New research reveals how sex chromosomes influence the body's attack in Multiple Sclerosis.