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Scientists found a new way aging cells may hide from the immune system — and it could point to future treatments

4+ hour, 59+ min ago   (776+ words) Some worn-out cells don't quietly retire. They linger in tissues, release inflammatory signals and may make it harder for neighboring cells to function normally. Scientists call them senescent cells, and their accumulation with age has made them a major target…...

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fingerlakes1.com > 09/12/2026 > cornell-device-lets-researchers-track-animal-brain-activity-in-natural-settings

Cornell device lets researchers track animal brain activity in natural settings

7+ hour, 41+ min ago   (636+ words) Cornell researchers have developed a lightweight wireless device that can record brain activity from animals moving freely in natural environments, giving scientists a new way to study behavior that has been difficult or impossible to reproduce in laboratories. The device,…...

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bioengineer.org > engineered-e-coli-swarms-record-chemical-and-light-inputs-in-visible-patterns

Engineered E. coli swarms record chemical and light inputs in visible

2+ hour, 35+ min ago   (521+ words) Bacteria are famous for forming patterns, from the concentric rings of Proteus colonies to the branching networks that motile microbes paint across agar plates. Now researchers at Columbia University have turned one of biology’s most familiar workhorses, Escherichia coli, into…...

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bioengineer.org > aptamer-guided-crispr-cas9-delivery-could-make-cancer-genome-editing-precise

Aptamer-Guided CRISPR-Cas9 Delivery Could Make Cancer Genome Editing

5+ hour, 4+ min ago   (55+ words) Gene editing has long promised a revolution in cancer medicine, yet the promise has remained stubbornly out of reach for one deceptively simple reason: getting the CRISPR-Cas9 machinery into tumor cells, and only tumor cells, is extraordinarily difficult. A new…...

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bioengineer.org > corn-starch-electrolyte-boosted-tenfold-with-plasticizer-and-graphene-oxide

Corn Starch Electrolyte Boosted Tenfold with Plasticizer and Graphene Oxide

5+ hour, 4+ min ago   (80+ words) A team of researchers at Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad has shown that an ordinary kitchen staple, corn starch, can be transformed into a surprisingly capable solid electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries when it is combined with the right additives. In work…...

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bioengineer.org > new-ai-model-maps-the-entire-protein-universe-in-a-single-view

New AI model maps the entire protein universe in a single view

5+ hour, 29+ min ago   (464+ words) Every living cell depends on thousands of distinct protein families, each folding into precise three-dimensional shapes to carry out the molecular tasks that sustain life....

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bioengineer.org > microbes-hold-the-key-to-healthier-paddy-soils-review-finds

Microbes hold the key to healthier paddy soils, review finds

6+ hour, 13+ min ago   (96+ words) Rice paddies are among the most productive agricultural ecosystems on Earth, feeding billions of people across Asia and beyond. Yet beneath the flooded fields lies a complex microbial world whose balance determines whether the soil stays fertile or degrades over…...

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bioengineer.org > chromosomal-chaos-in-tumors-may-blind-the-immune-system-genome-study-finds

Chromosomal Chaos in Tumors May Blind the Immune System, Genome Study Finds

6+ hour, 29+ min ago   (758+ words) Scientists in Japan have taken one of the most detailed looks yet at how large-scale genome disruption inside tumor cells may quietly rewire the immune landscape around them, and their findings could help explain why some cancers mount virtually no…...

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bioengineer.org > tiny-rna-molecule-pushes-schistosome-parasites-toward-self-destruction

Tiny RNA Molecule Pushes Schistosome Parasites Toward Self-Destruction

7+ hour, 1+ min ago   (73+ words) A single microRNA molecule may help determine whether the parasitic blood fluke Schistosoma japonicum thrives inside its host or succumbs to programmed cell death, according to a new study published in Acta Parasitologica. Researchers led by Yuanzhao Sun and Haoran…...

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bioengineer.org > tea-grown-nickel-oxide-nanoparticles-turn-chitosan-films-into-tunable-optoelectronics

Tea-Grown Nickel Oxide Nanoparticles Turn Chitosan Films Into Tunable

7+ hour, 51+ min ago   (617+ words) A team of materials scientists has shown that ordinary green tea can do far more than steep a soothing drink: its polyphenol-rich extract can grow phase-pure nickel oxide nanoparticles that, when embedded in a biodegradable chitosan matrix, transform a humble…...