Global Intelligence Database
By arranging DNA strands into dense, 3D spheres rather than linear chains, scientists have created tiny structures that naturally slip inside cells. This review examines 30 years of research, detailing how these spiky nanoparticles could alter the future of gene therapy and materials science.
By Forsyth, Chan, Fink, Kang, Cohen, Petrosko, Mirkin
A review of 51 studies reveals that river plumes are vital, yet overlooked, foraging grounds for seabirds. While these freshwater outflows offer a buffer against climate change, they also expose marine predators to concentrated pollutants.
By Morais, Chiaradia, Reina
Standard 'one-size-fits-all' dosing for powerful biologic drugs often fails patients with chronic skin conditions like psoriasis. Researchers are now championing a smarter strategy called model-informed precision dosing, which uses computer modelling and patient-specific data to create dynamic, personalised treatment plans, promising better results and fewer side effects.
By Eylenbosch, Wei, Soenen, Smith, Standing, Mahil, Lambert