In the intricate landscape of neonatal care, researchers have turned their attention to a particular subgroup of infants who have historically been overlooked yet face unique health challenges—the small-for-gestational-age (SGA) late-preterm infants. Defined
In the heart of East Asia, the island of Taiwan, historically revered as Formosa, reveals an extraordinary natural phenomenon hidden within its rugged and remote wilderness. Taiwan is home to some of the
Mira Murati isn’t a natural creature of the conference stage. As the CTO of OpenAI, she was present but rarely the public face of the company. As CEO of her own company, Thinking
Neonatal brain injury represents a devastating clinical challenge, casting long shadows over developmental trajectories and lifelong neurological function. A groundbreaking study published in Pediatric Research on June 5, 2026, brings a transformative perspective
While on a deep-sea expedition in the Galapagos in 2015, scientists found a golf-ball sized, short-armed blue octopus. In a recent study, they confirmed that it’s new to science. The newly described octopus,
Akaysha Energy’s Waratah Super Battery is now operating at 700MW and 1,680MWh following the successful return to service of High Voltage Transformer 2 (HVT2), the BlackRock-backed developer confirmed in a market update today
Across the small islands of eastern Indonesia that lie within the Wallacea region, one of the world’s richest marine biodiversity regions, coastal communities are reviving ancient customary systems to safeguard marine ecosystems from
Severed tissue from a cold-water sea cucumber can survive, heal, and even move independently for years in natural seawater, researchers recently found. Some animals have the ability to regenerate tissues and body parts.
BANGKOK — Seven hundred days after activists from the environmental group Mother Nature Cambodia were imprisoned on charges widely regarded as retaliatory for their activism, 73 international and Cambodian civil society organizations have
Australia’s Victorian government has approved four new energy projects worth a combined AU$2.4 billion via its DFP, including 1,390MW of BESS.
