Motor unit diversity arises from differences in the contractile properties of muscle fibres and the intrinsic electrical properties of their motoneurons. In mice, however, this relationship has not been quantitatively defined, and conventional classi... read more
Pharmacovigilance is vital for post-market drug safety monitoring. Traditional trials inadequately capture adverse reactions. Patient-generated opinions offer valuable insights but pose challenges due to limited availability, inefficient annotation s... read more
Appropriately pairing dispersants and solvents and tuning processing conditions yield high-quality, stable carbon nanotube (CNT) dispersions; however, experimental investigation of this combinatorial design space is slow and nonsystematic. We report ... read more
With the rapid growth of music data, automatic music genre classification has become a critical task in music information retrieval. Traditional methods based on handcrafted features are increasingly inadequate when handling large-scale analysis. Thi... read more
Accurate non-invasive identification of hydroxyapatite (HA) deposits is important for diagnosing calcific musculoskeletal disease and quantifying vascular calcification, but conventional and dual-energy CT often struggle to distinguish HA from iodina... read more
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Apr 9, 2026
Engineering colloidally stable multimetallic nanocrystals offers many benefits in a wide range of applications and allows manipulation of physical, chemical, and electronic properties of materials at the nanoscale. Synthesis routes are challenged by ... read more
A significant proportion of intensive care unit (ICU) patients undergo surgical procedures, and some may develop postoperative infections. Accurately predicting postoperative infection risk and identifying key contributing factors is crucial for impr... read more
Beat-to-beat QT interval variability (QTV) is a well-established marker of increased vulnerability to ventricular arrhythmias; however the underlying electrophysiological mechanisms remain poorly understood. In this study, we employed sex-specific, p... read more
Over the past decades, protein engineering has matured into a field of its own, driven by computational modeling and high-throughput wet lab experiments, with broad application in therapeutics, diagnostics, agriculture, and manufacturing. In recent y... read more
A synthetic biologist looks to the future, probing the promise and peril of "artificial biological intelligence". read more
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