The new generation of in-flight connectivity arrives with the Viasat Amara solution: a dual-band electronically controlled phase antenna, developed with the support of ESA's ARTES program, agilely connects LEO and GEO networks for lower latency and higher capacity, bringing more stable video calls and reliable streaming to more passengers.
FACES, a new chemogenetic method from UC San Diego, enables slip-specific and organelle-specific monitoring of lipid flows in living cells. By selectively "igniting" the signal only at the meeting point of fluorogen and FAP, it is revealed how phospholipids are transferred through membranes, ER-mitochondrial contacts and trans-Golgi domains.
Artificial intelligence and the CANDiT algorithm guide differentiation in CDX2-low colon tumors, by activating AMPK/PRKAB1 they selectively affect the CSC population and promote the loss of malignant identity. The strategy shows promising effects on organoids and paves the way for biomarker-guided clinical trials
Investors and regulatory policies are increasingly setting the pace for the decarbonisation of aviation. Based on recent trends, we point out that mandatory SAF blends, the development of e-fuels and hydrogen, and measurement frameworks such as sustainability indexes can shift capital from incremental to transformative projects
New research shows that multiple sclerosis begins years before the first clinical signs. Elevations in MOG and NfL and an early increase in IL-3 create a measurable signature of demyelination and axonal injury, paving the way for earlier diagnosis, more accurate monitoring and timely therapy to reduce future damage
For the first time, UCSF scientists have accurately mapped how the IRE1α stress sensor, via RIDD, breaks down the identity of AT2 cells and triggers lung scarring. The experimental compound PAIR2 selectively dampens this mechanism and reduces fibrosis in mice, opening the way to targeted antifibrotic therapy.