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Research is the systematic pursuit of knowledge through observation, evidence, analysis and critical inquiry. It spans basic and applied work across science, medicine, technology, the humanities and social sciences. Sound research uses transparent methods, tests assumptions and invites scrutiny so findings can be refined, replicated or challenged.
A newly reported mathematical result narrows the range of viable ways to extend particle physics, offering guidance for future experiments without yet constituting evidence for new particles or forces.
A UK natural-experiment study links lower sugar exposure from pregnancy through early childhood with a lower recorded risk of dementia decades later, but it cannot establish that sugar restriction alone caused the difference.
A long-running US trial follow-up has linked assignment to metformin with substantially lower odds of dementia, but the preliminary result is too uncertain to establish the diabetes drug as a dementia-prevention treatment.
A small Stanford-led study suggests that mapping each patient’s pain-related brain networks before stimulation may make an invasive treatment more precise, but the evidence remains preliminary.
Micron’s planned $10 billion Research Labs network in Boise signals a long-term bet that memory architecture, packaging and manufacturing science will be central to the next phase of AI computing.
A first-in-human trial suggests that a freeze-dried tetanus-diphtheria booster can remain stable at room temperature, but larger studies and regulatory review are still required before it can change vaccination programmes.
A small preprint links recent COVID-19 vaccination before glioblastoma surgery to longer survival, but it cannot yet show that vaccination caused the difference.
A placebo-controlled trial suggests that bedtime dronabinol can reduce PTSD-related nightmares, but it does not yet establish THC as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder as a whole.
A high-resolution study in mice suggests that a fear memory is built from distinct hippocampal cell groups recruited at different moments of learning, refining rather than overturning prevailing memory theory.
Lam Research’s plan to invest more than $3 billion in its global laboratory network signals a push to place development capacity closer to the customers and technologies shaping the next semiconductor cycle.
A RHIC experiment has linked spin correlations in short-lived hyperons to correlated strange-quark pairs in the quantum vacuum, opening a new experimental route into how the strong force makes most visible mass possible.
A new analysis links estrogen-only menopausal hormone therapy with fewer clinical and pathological signs of Alzheimer’s disease, but its retrospective design means it cannot establish prevention or guide treatment on its own.
