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 new meta-analysis examines the shift from rule-based to generative AI in mental healthcare. The findings suggest moderate effectiveness in reducing depression and anxiety, particularly when the AI focuses on social interaction rather than specific tasks.
By Zhang, Zhang, Xiong, Sui, Tong, Lin
Scientists are developing hybrid 'living materials' by embedding cells like bacteria and algae into non-living structures. Unlike traditional synthetics, these hybrids can heal themselves and respond to their environment, promising breakthroughs in energy, medicine, and robotics.
By Li, Fornasiero, Xu, Jia, Xu, Sun, Müllen, Zhang, Novoselov