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Overhead view of a jar of foamy warm milk with a few ants floating on the surface.

Four Ants Create Yogurt Overnight: Research Reveals Link Between Insects and Sourdough Bacteria

Scientists have brought back to life an unusual yogurt-making method that uses ants as the key ingredient. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen and other institutions have recreated a nearly forgotten tradition

Rahul Somvanshi

October 13, 2025

Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo smiling while seated in a blue chair, wearing a black and white patterned blouse during what appears to be an interview or presentation at NIAID.

News·Politics·USA

RFK Jr. Fires NIH Whistleblower Dr. Marrazzo After Complaint About Vaccine Research Interference

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), approximately three weeks after she filed a whistleblower complaint. The termination

Karmactive Staff

October 5, 2025

Anatomical models including a pink brain, brown brain, lungs, intestines, and surgical forceps arranged on a light green background.

Artificial Intelligence·Europe·Health·Latest·Science

Delphi-2M AI System Forecasts 1,000+ Diseases Up to 20 Years Ahead, Says Copenhagen Research Team

A new artificial intelligence system can now forecast diseases up to 20 years before they occur, according to researchers from the University of Copenhagen and international partners. The system, named Delphi-2M, works

Tejal Somvanshiand

Karmactive Team

September 24, 2025

Laboratory setup showing transparent battery test cells arranged on a wooden table with connected sensors and monitoring equipment for acoustic emissions research.

Electric·Energy·Science·Technology

MIT Researchers Decode Battery Sounds to Detect Failures Before They Happen, Like ‘Seeing Tiny Bubbles Before Boiling

MIT researchers have discovered that batteries make specific sounds as they degrade, potentially offering a simple way to monitor battery health and prevent failures before they happen. The research team found that

Karmactive Team

September 22, 2025

Assorted fresh vegetables including carrots, tomatoes, fennel, and herbs arranged on a stainless steel roasting tray ready for cooking.

Food & Drinks·Health·UK

York University’s £47.5M Research Reveals 27 Actions to Transform UK Food System

Researchers from the University of York have created a practical blueprint to transform the UK’s food system. Their work identifies 27 specific actions that could make food healthier, fairer, and more sustainable

Govind Tekale

September 21, 2025

Microscopic view of inflamed intestinal villi showing the damaged, flattened mucous layer characteristic of celiac disease compared to healthy finger-like projections that normally absorb nutrients.

Australia·Health

Genes Actively Shape Gut Microbiome Against Chronic Disease, Shows University of Sydney Research

Scientists have discovered that our genes help control gut bacteria in ways that could protect against diseases like diabetes. This finding changes how we think about gut health, showing it’s not just

Tejal Somvanshi

September 18, 2025

Melinda French Gates stands at a podium, speaking with her hand over her heart. Behind her, a purple screen displays the words 'London Summit on Family Planning'.

Health·News·Science

Women Are Not Small Men’: Melinda Gates’ $100M Fund Targets the 1% Research Gap in Women’s Health

Philanthropist Melinda French Gates has announced a major $100 million partnership to speed up research in long-neglected areas of women’s health. The joint effort between Pivotal, French Gates’ coalition of organizations, and

Tejal Somvanshi

September 11, 2025

Professor Richard Scolyer lying on a Canon Aquilion CT scanner bed in a hospital room, wearing a light blue hospital gown, preparing for a brain scan as part of his glioblastoma treatment.

Australia·Health·News

Richard Scolyer’s Brain Cancer ‘Getting Closer to End Point’ as Government Commits $5.9M for Research Chair

Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer says his battle with aggressive brain cancer is “getting closer to an end point,” as the federal government announces a $5.9 million commitment to establish

Tejal Somvanshi

September 3, 2025

Science

Music Creates ‘Social Imagination’ Effect, New Research Shows

New research shows music can trigger social thoughts and feelings of companionship, even when you listen alone. Scientists at the University of Sydney found that music makes people imagine social scenes like

Karmactive Team

August 30, 2025

Aerial view of an asphalt production facility with blue equipment, storage silos, and aggregate stockpiles at a COLAS Australia site.

Climate·Materials

Colorado Researchers Create First-of-Kind Carbon Benchmarking for Asphalt: “Already Being Used by CDOT”

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have created a new way to measure and reduce carbon emissions in road construction. The team developed a process to set carbon limits for asphalt

Govind Tekale

August 28, 2025