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A lifestyle article marks National Cheeseburger Day with expert advice on which cheeses melt best on burgers, citing a dairy researcher and a 2015 survey on cheese preferences. It explains that meltability comes down to science and notes American and cheddar as top choices.
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Stanford researchers transplanted lab-grown human cortical organoids into bioengineered mice, where the tissue integrated and formed connections. The study, published in Nature, aims to advance research into brain disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy. The article reports the findings and researcher comments largely without political or ideological framing.
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A new astrophysics study proposes that Venus may once have had a moon that spiraled inward and was consumed by the planet because of Venus's extremely slow rotation. The article outlines the researchers' modeling, contrasts it with Earth-moon dynamics, and notes past alternative explanations.
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A new Stanford study published in Nature finds the human brain develops as two distinct nervous systems from separate progenitor cells, enabling researchers to grow hindbrain motor neurons in the lab for the first time. The discovery could aid research into ALS, SMA and other brain stem diseases.