9-Jun-2025 Cultivating young entrepreneurs: Portugal aligns school curriculum with EU competency goals Zhejiang University In an era defined by uncertainty and rapid change, equipping students with entrepreneurial skills has become more urgent than ever. Journal Entrepreneurship Education
9-Jun-2025 Grassroots solutions key to boosting health support for Aussie bush kids University of South Australia Children in rural Australia are missing out on critical early health supports, with limited access to allied health services putting them at greater risk of lifelong developmental challenges. Now, new research from the University of South Australia shows that local communities hold the key to improving health outcomes for Aussie bush kids. Journal Australian Journal of Rural Health
9-Jun-2025 FRIB researchers use SuN to shine light on exotic nuclear shapes Michigan State University Facility for Rare Isotope Beams Using the Summing Nal Detector (SuN), a team of experimental and theoretical scientists took another step in understanding how an atomic nucleus can have two different shapes corresponding to only slightly different energy levels. Journal Communications Physics Funder U.S. National Science Foundation
9-Jun-2025 How US companies can fight back against import competition Texas A&M University Texas A&M research reveals the power of marketing in the battle against Chinese imports. Journal Journal of Marketing
9-Jun-2025 Study: How adding AI may improve mammography screenings University of Texas at Dallas Drs. Mehmet Ayvaci and Radha Mookerjee determined that AI can be a useful tool to flag high-risk breast cancer cases quickly for a radiologist to review, saving up to 30% in health care costs. Journal Nature Communications
9-Jun-2025 Lignin link: Gene behind pear russet skin identified Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science The color and texture of pear skin greatly influence its market value and consumer appeal. Journal Horticulture Research
9-Jun-2025 Tomato gene targeting reimagined: A smart detour around DNA repair Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science Plant genome editing through CRISPR-Cas holds transformative potential, yet its precision remains hampered by low gene targeting (GT) efficiency. Journal Horticulture Research
9-Jun-2025 Scion power: How one grapevine variety outsmarts drought at the molecular level Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science Understanding how grapevines respond to drought is key to future-proofing viticulture in a changing climate. Journal Horticulture Research
9-Jun-2025 Rewiring dormancy: miR319c unlocks potato sprouting secrets Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science Potatoes don't sprout by accident—timing is everything. A newly identified microRNA, named stu-miR319c, has been found to play a pivotal role in telling potato tubers when to break dormancy and start growing. Journal Horticulture Research
9-Jun-2025 How 3D printing and metamaterials contribute to healthy aging? International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing How can additive manufacturing and metamaterials improve healthcare for aging populations? In a review published in the International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing, researchers examine how 3D printing technologies—particularly laser powder bed fusion and vat photopolymerization—are used to create personalized implants and tissue models using metals, polymers, and even living cells. Their work highlights the role of bioinspired lattice structures and mechanical metamaterials in addressing age-related biomedical challenges and advancing the future of regenerative medicine. Journal International Journal of Extreme Manufacturing
