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#41Genetics & Molecular BiologyPeer reviewed1 October 2026

Why your sex chromosomes shape how you age without asking your hormones

Sex chromosomes alter cell metabolism and disease risk entirely on their own, operating independently of circulating sex hormones like oestrogen or testosterone.

#42NeurosciencePeer reviewed24 September 2026

How computers are learning to predict human gravity adaptation

A computer framework combining neural networks, statistical models, and an AI assistant can simulate how the human brain and body cope with the strange pulls of space.

#43Environmental SciencePeer reviewed1 November 2026

Why counting damaged coral reefs as protected misses real conservation goals

A modelling study of the Great Barrier Reef shows that tracking reef health, rather than just location, completely changes which areas need urgent protection.

#44Computer Science & AIPeer reviewed21 October 2026

How cell fuel alters heart disease metabolism

A review of clinical and experimental research outlines how cellular fuel supply influences heart health, pinpointing metabolic pathways that could guide future therapies.

#45Genetics & Molecular BiologyPeer reviewed1 October 2026

How gene edited cattle safely pass down extra muscle across generations

Researchers demonstrated that a precise muscle-boosting gene edit in cattle safely passes to offspring without foreign DNA or harmful health abnormalities.

#46Genetics & Molecular BiologyPeer reviewed30 September 2026

Why anti-aging drug discovery has been reading the body's clock backwards

Traditional molecular clocks mistake healthy cellular shields for harmful wear and tear, throwing scientists off the trail of good drugs. By separating repair crews from true damage, a team found seven new life-stretching medicines.

#47NeurosciencePeer reviewed1 November 2026

How brain maps might guide future stroke recovery

Scientists combined data from thousands of stroke patients and 100 healthy adults to map potential scalp targets for gentle brain pulses across eight conditions.

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