Science Advances

Science Advances is an open-access multidisciplinary journal, publishing impactful research papers and reviews in any area of science.

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Researchers developed a tumor targeting nanoparticle platform that releases cobalt ions to suppress IFNγ induced expression of immune-regulating IDO1. The platform enhanced antitumor immune activity in mice while still minimizing toxicity. https://t.co/XIlaeDtHJL

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A fluorescence probe has noninvasively identified pancreatic cancer in mice within only 5 days by utilizing the kidney pathway and bypassing interference from the liver. https://t.co/VrkbYRqFT9

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Pathogenic infection during pregnancy caused developmental deficits exclusively in vulnerable male mouse embryos, researchers found, suggesting a link between maternal immune response and neurodevelopment disorders in males. https://t.co/eFd5EviGiu

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A new MRI contrast agent targets type I collagen, which is overexpressed in lung tumors. The low-toxicity agent outperforms CT and standard MRI for early detection of lung cancer. https://t.co/HBR61NXv2e

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Science Advances is publishing an Erratum for the May 2026 Research Article “Wireless, skin-interfaced multimodal sensing system for continuous psychophysiological monitoring—A wearable polygraph device.” https://t.co/xAejS8WXjk

[Nikhil Malvankar @NS_Malvankar]

I'm excited to start the academic year with @ScienceAdvances focus article led by @SibelEbruYalcin about the gigantic machinery that assembles electron-conducting #nanowires in #methane-producing #archaea by @bonnie_j_murphy @MPIbp @YaleMBB @YaleWestCampus
https://t.co/KZPNA7W50k

[Ajay Jha @Ajay_RFI]

Our new paper in @ScienceAdvances shows that temperature-dependent measurements provide a powerful way to disentangle electronic and vibrational coherences #QuantumBiology #Photosynthesis
@RosFrankInst @UofT @UniofOxford
https://t.co/kR0vqZSLX7

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

How regular exercise enhances our immune response.
A multiomic blood assessment (single-cell RNA, epigenetics, metabolites, lipids, and cells) with distinct signature for exercise vs sedentary lifestyle @ScienceAdvances
https://t.co/mcgPrLSyJ5

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Sustainable fuels and lean-burn engines can substantially reduce aircraft particulate pollution, a new study finds. https://t.co/xkbOCArTeY

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One of America’s healthiest coral reefs is being stressed by nitrogen runoff from the Mississippi River and extreme heat, according to a new analysis. https://t.co/S3vxeTLSpv

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A wearable blood pressure sensor made with flexible, durable piezoionic copolymer gel sits on the skin and translates pulses at the wrist into electrical signals, allowing for continuous, self-powered monitoring. https://t.co/hivOQShNDO

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According to a new study, Earth became significantly less dusty during the 20 years after 2003. Global atmospheric mineral dust levels fell approximately 10%, a decline which may have amplified recent global warming. https://t.co/3A1pDK94A2

[Evgenii Protasov @protasov_evgeni]

Great collaboration between @mpi_marburg and @MPIbp solving the structures of CO₂-fixing supercomplexes in methanogens and shedding light on their evolution🧫🔬
#methanogens #methane #StructuralBiology #CryoEM
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https://t.co/epHTsQAk43

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Science Advances is publishing a Retraction for the February 2026 Research Article “KRASG12V/HLA-A*02:01–targeted chimeric antigen receptor T cells exhibit potent preclinical activity against solid tumors.” https://t.co/ebeaYSAFLx

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In a new special issue, #ScienceAdvances celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 1925 paper by George Uhlenbeck and Samuel Goudsmit that proposed spin—a property of elementary particles that is responsible for the magnetic properties of matter.

Read more: https://t.co/cegxTeYYfe

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Preagricultural foragers who sucked on whole betel nuts may be the earliest examples of human drug use, a new study finds. https://t.co/F1ticvLNWx

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Researchers have developed an online video game that measures visual perception across the autism spectrum. https://t.co/mlOpWcHP9N

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DEAF1 gene mutations impaired neurodevelopment in embryonic cells, marking it as a risk gene for developmental disorders such as autism. Targeting the dysregulated pathways with an enzyme inhibitor helped partially restore neurodevelopment. @Inhyun_P https://t.co/peRKLVQCeB

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Researchers have engineered suppressor tRNAs that restore the full-length dystrophin proteins essential to recovering muscle strength and motor function in mice, marking a potential treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. @TevardB @JohnsHopkins @MIT https://t.co/rUDBl20anl

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A new study presents HITMAN, a glioblastoma therapy of injectable, magnetically activated nanoantennas that wirelessly destroy drug-resistant brain cancer cells and extend survival. @DeblinaSarkar59 @MIT @mit_nano @medialab @kochinstitute https://t.co/I21hmrse9Z