Cells or drugs? The race to regenerate the heart
Published in Nature
Researchers are debating how to convince the heart to heal itself instead of laying down scar tissue after a heart attack.
Is there more to a healthy-heart diet than cholesterol?
Published in Nature
A high-fat diet is thought to increase the risk of a heart attack. But some say that the long-held dogma of ‘bad’ cholesterol might be flawed.
Ranking the risk of heart disease
Published in Nature
By accounting for the additive effect of multiple genetic variants, researchers can develop a system that improves their ability to identify the most vulnerable.
Heart health
Published in Nature
Research is revealing the causes of heart disease and what can be done to tackle the world’s biggest killer.
How a child’s heart health could be decided before birth
Published in Nature
Lifestyle is a major contributor to heart disease in adults, but risk factors such as genetics and parent lifestyle can also have an effect.
AI system outperforms humans in designing floorplans for microchips
Published in Nature
Machine learning excels at an early step in microchip design.
The four most urgent questions about long COVID
Published in Nature
Scientists are starting to get insights into the lingering disorder that affects some people infected with SARS-CoV-2 — but many mysteries remain unsolved.
Anisotropic satellite galaxy quenching modulated by black hole activity
Published in Nature
An analysis of archival data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey finds that star-forming satellite galaxies are relatively more common along the minor axis of central galaxies owing to the effect of black hole feedback.
Tomographic reconstruction of oxygen orbitals in lithium-rich battery materials
...Published in Nature
High-energy X-ray Compton measurements and first-principles modelling reveal how the electronic orbital responsible for the reversible anionic redox activity can be imaged and visualized, and its character and symmetry determined.
Experimental observation of non-Abelian topological charges and edge states
Published in Nature
Non-Abelian topological charges and edge states in a PT-symmetric transmission line network are experimentally observed, and a non-Abelian quotient relation for the bulk–edge correspondence is found.
