Editorial team
ioQuanta Research Desk
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Evidence date ·Turning porous metal-and-organic scaffolds into hollow absorbers
Review or Meta-AnalysisWhy carbon and magnetic particles work together, how hollow shapes survive heating, and what frequency, thickness, and loading mean for absorption.
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Evidence date ·Starting with how a material should bend, stretch, or absorb energy
Review or Meta-AnalysisSoftware predicts how shapes behave and proposes new ones. A review explains how digital geometry and simulation checks guide the search for useful structures.
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Evidence date ·Designing porous materials around what their pores can do
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explains how pores can accommodate or separate molecules, and how fabrication and added materials expand the choices for material design.
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Evidence date ·Crown shine and smoothness can tell different stories
Peer-Reviewed PaperTests on 14 resin crown materials show why shine and smoothness need separate checks, what the exceptions mean, and where conclusions about dental care stop.
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Evidence date ·Making sense of a medicine’s memory effects and treatment benefits
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2024 mechanistic review explores how memory side effects differ from later dementia risk, and why the benefits of familiar medicines still matter.
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Evidence date ·How gut microbes could influence skin cells that stop dividing
Review or Meta-AnalysisExplore a proposed gut-to-skin pathway, what bacterial compounds and fiber changed in experiments, and why a skin-aging treatment remains unproven.
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Evidence date ·After an oxygen shortage, creatine-treated fetal sheep showed a delayed response
Peer-Reviewed PaperFetal sheep received creatine by infusion, not maternal supplements. Explore three-day oxygen changes and why brain protection remains unresolved.
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Evidence date ·How aging changes lung defenses and the prevention of severe infection
Review or Meta-AnalysisA review explains how aging changes lung defenses, why adapted vaccines can help, and what biomarkers and mouse studies can tell us about infection risk.
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Evidence date ·A gel combines structural support and drug delivery in injured rat spinal cords
Peer-Reviewed PaperHow an experimental gel re-forms, releases curcumin and supports nerve insulation—and what movement tests in rats reveal about spinal cord repair.
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Evidence date ·Bringing digital care tools together around older people’s needs
Clinical TrialExplore a 2022 proposal to connect digital tools for early detection and care, and why its ambitions do not establish benefits for older people.