In an article published on Pharmafile.com, KAUST Professor Lukasz Jaremko delves into the promising realm of targeted cancer drug design.

New research into how humans and animals use complexity to make decisions offers some tantalizing insights into the nature of intelligence.

Hydrogels that mimic natural environments help to reveal cellular intricacies often missed in traditional lab studies.

Marine ecosystem models should account for vast fluctuation in dissolved oxygen.

A 3D mouse brain model provides a platform for studies of Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.

Mutations on a key SARS-CoV-2 viral protein are linked to extreme immune responses and could offer a novel vaccine target.

Degraded arid lands could be revegetated and used for long-term carbon storage.

A complex interplay of factors influences the spread of superbug genes during wastewater treatment and reuse.x

The role that seabed species and plants play in mixing sediments in mangroves could help to support responses to ecosystem stress and to aid regeneration.

She came for the stem cell science and thrived in a nurturing environment.

A simple enzymatic pathway taken from fungi can enhance the production and storage of provitamin A in crop plants.

PNP editing emerges as a versatile and programmable tool for site-specific DNA manipulations.

A long-term breeding program is developing elite lines of Salicornia to produce a sustainable and nutritionally valuable seed oil crop.

A decentralized technology designed to treat wastewater at the source offers huge benefits to people in remote areas who lack access to sewer infrastructure.

Drugs that inhibit a key protein should offer new targeted cancer therapy for leukemia and breast cancer.

Tiny microalgae offer big potential for a fruitful career

A first complete genome map of einkorn reveals evolutionary origins and potential for enhanced wheat breeding.