August 29, 2025

Medical Cartoons: 5 Belly Laughs

Even in the high-stakes world of medicine, a little humor goes a long way. Whether you’re a sleep-deprived intern or a seasoned physician, this collection of medical cartoons is guaranteed to give your funny bone a checkup.

Conexiant

August 29, 2025

How Dynamic Rivers Enabled the First Cities in Mesopotamia

Using sediment cores, satellite data, and geochemical tools, researchers reveal how tides and shifting deltas nurtured early Sumerian cities

The Analytical Scientist

August 29, 2025

A Revolution in Chromatographic Performance? Let’s Discuss.

New chromatographic material promises better-than-state-of-the-art separation – can this be true? And if so, why?

The Analytical Scientist

August 29, 2025

Report and Reflect: Communicating to a Crowd

Bethany Williams shares her top tips for scientific event management

The Pathologist

August 29, 2025

New Visions in Cataract & Refractive

Our Rising Stars feature celebrates young ophthalmologists who are already making remarkable contributions to the field

The Ophthalmologist

August 28, 2025

XENIA: A Natural Solution

Experts discuss six years of keratoconus treatment with the XENIA corneal implant

The Ophthalmologist

August 28, 2025

Girl With Waterdrop-Like Papules: What’s Your Diagnosis?

A teenager with atopic dermatitis presented with several painless, flesh-colored papules limited to the trunk. Dermoscopy and biopsy show selective loss of elastic fibers after prior molluscum contagiosum. What’s your diagnosis?

Conexiant

August 28, 2025

PeakClimber: An Open-Source Solution for Smarter HPLC Peak Analysis

By modeling peaks more accurately, PeakClimber helps scientists detect subtle shifts in lipid and metabolite profiles

The Analytical Scientist

August 27, 2025

Targeted DNA Mutation System Developed for E. coli

Circular plasmid replication could help study antibiotic resistance and improve diagnostic assays

The Pathologist