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Professors Vincent L Versace and Neil T Coffee, Dr Jesse Whitehead and Mr Fiu Penjueli explore the need for more nuanced approaches to healthcare accessibility modelling to inform better service delivery.
The GUIDE-AI initiative aims to develop AI-powered guideline navigators for healthcare professionals and patients, enabling access to evidence-based recommendations while ensuring clinical judgment and patient context remain central to care.
Javier J. Cancela and María Huerta, discuss how the I-ReWater Strategy aims to make reclaimed water a safe, reliable resource for more water-resilient agriculture.
In this final article of the SEAO2-CDR series, Prof. Christopher R. Pearce and Prof. Pedro Linares review progress in marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) assessment processes, including the tools, mechanisms and guidelines currently available to...
Vladimir Zharov, PhD, DSc, Chief Scientific Officer, CytoAstra Inc presents his vision for how to overcome the spectral, diffraction, and detection limits in spectroscopy, microscopy, and disease diagnosis using nonlinear photothermal and photoacoustic phenomena.
As electrification and refrigerant regulation reshape Europe’s building sector, integrated heat recovery and natural refrigerants offer a future-proof route to efficient pool operation.
How explainable AI and multi-omics integration are reshaping biomarker discovery and precision medicine across Europe.
Gökhan Ertaylan, François Hebraud, and Geert Preuveneers, representing the BRIDGE consortium, focus here on regulatory sandboxes to bridge the gap between health innovation and regulatory pace.
Dr. Estibalitz (Esti) Ukar from the University of Texas at Austin investigates CO2-assisted in-situ leaching for carbon-negative mining of uranium and other critical minerals.
New research from Aroura explains how knowledge, trust and participation can strengthen the decisions that protect soil.
Dr. Kari E. Dunfield discusses the importance of soil biology in enhancing sustainable nitrogen use in Canadian winter wheat production.
As lithium use rapidly expands, a new environmental question is emerging: where does lithium go once it enters the environment? The European research project SeaLi2Bio is investigating how lithium moves through coastal ecosystems, how marine...
Scientific discovery does not always begin with a hypothesis, yet funding and assessment systems increasingly favour predictable outcomes. This article examines why protecting exploratory research is essential to turning uncertainty into new scientific understanding.
Professor Nicolás Cuello explores crafting worlds illuminated by many suns in this astronomy and astrophysics focus.
Europe needs a digital bridge between exposure assessment, validated operating envelopes and the application actually performed, according to Jens Karl Wegener at the Julius Kühn Institute in Germany.
Emeritus Professor Magnus S Magnusson asks what artificial intelligence would look like if it were modelled not on networks of neurons but on networks of brains – the human T-societies that may be the most...
As COP31 approaches, Professor Richard Beardsworth explores how plurilateral climate action can sustain progress on the transition away from fossil fuels when universal consensus reaches its limits.
Professor Tony Butler and Dr Emaediong Akpanekpo of the School of Population Health at UNSW Sydney examine the evidence for placing mental health at the centre of criminal justice reform, highlighting practical approaches that can...
Can endurance and resistance training work together, or do they compete for adaptation? This article explores the science behind the so-called ‘interference effect’ and what it means for athletes and anyone exercising for long-term health.
Professor Akshat Tanksale guides us through an electrified reformer as part of a strategy to reduce methane emissions.
