Researchers have developed a new smartwatch that can continuously monitor blood pressure with clinical accuracy. The technology has the potential to revolutionize how cardiovascular health is managed.

Laboratories are increasingly making use of the 3D printing technology to develop 3D printed drugs, lab-on-a-chip systems and even bioprint tissues and organs. With such transformative changes taking place, 3D printing is redefining what is possible in medicine and R&D.

What began as a failed control experiment has led to a potentially important advance in drug chemistry. Researchers at the University of Cambridge discovered a light-driven reaction that enables late-stage modification of complex drug molecules under mild conditions.

Predatory publishing continues to undermine science worldwide. Now, researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have unveiled an AI tool designed to spot questionable journals — a step toward safeguarding research integrity in an era of growing pressure to publish.

How does constant environmental change shape evolution? Using large-scale computer simulations that replay thousands of generations, researchers show that fluctuating conditions can either boost or hinder adaptation.

Researchers have revealed that low blood sugar can now be detected by speaking into a smartphone. They mention that recordings made with the microphone of a smartphone and analyzed using artificial intelligence could make diabetes management safer and easier in the future.

Researchers have demonstrated single-shot tensor computing at the speed of light — a remarkable step towards next-generation Artificial General Intelligence hardware powered by optical computation rather than electronics.

Researchers have developed a new platform called Lytic Selection and Evolution. This system uses a reprogrammed virus that evolves 160,000 times faster than the host, effectively training bacteria to consume a common plastic ingredient. It was found that after five cycles, plastic degradation improved by over 50 %.

Merck has partnered with Lenovo and Equinix to successfully launch a high-performance computer in Munich, Germany. The computer is capable of accelerating research across diverse sectors such as life science, healthcare and electronics.

Under a MOU signed between Kaust and International Medical Center, both the parties will work together to strengthen their cooperation in scientific research related to wellness, quality of life, and population health management.