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Professor Antonio Bertoletti reveals how breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections after vaccination can create superior nasal ...
02/10/2025

Professor Antonio Bertoletti reveals how breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infections after vaccination can create superior nasal immunity, enhancing our defence against future infections. Read more: https://www.scientia.global/professor-antonio-bertoletti-the-perfect-storm-how-breakthrough-virus-infections-create-superior-nasal-immunity/

The nasal cavity serves as the primary entry point for SARS-CoV-2 and other respiratoy viruses, making it a critical frontline for immune defence. Professor Antonio Bertoletti from Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore has been investigating how our immune systems respond to SARS-CoV-2 infection and....

Dr Warren Strober dives into the complex causes of Crohn’s disease, revealing how genetic and immune system factors inte...
02/10/2025

Dr Warren Strober dives into the complex causes of Crohn’s disease, revealing how genetic and immune system factors intertwine to fuel gut inflammation. Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/dr-warren-strober-unravelling-the-complex-causes-of-crohns-disease/

Crohn’s Disease (CD) is a type of inflammatory bowel disease that is due to abnormalities of the gastrointestinal (GI) immune system that result in immunologic hyper-responsiveness to normal GI constituents. It causes severe and recurrent GI symptoms that can be managed but not cured, except in ra...

The future of brain-computer interfaces hinges on one challenge, electrodes that last a lifetime. Dr Philip Kennedy revi...
02/10/2025

The future of brain-computer interfaces hinges on one challenge, electrodes that last a lifetime. Dr Philip Kennedy reviews the latest breakthroughs in neural interface tech and what’s next. https://www.scientia.global/dr-philip-kennedy-the-quest-for-lifetime-neural-interfaces-a-review-of-electrode-technologies/

The holy grail of brain-computer interfaces is an electrode that lasts a lifetime. Dr Philip Kennedy of Neural Speech Inc. has examined the landscape of neural recording technologies, comparing their longevity and effectiveness in helping paralysed patients communicate and regain mobility.

Professor Hans Haubold & Professor Arak Mathai reflect on 50 years of UN-driven space science, from the Sun to satellite...
25/09/2025

Professor Hans Haubold & Professor Arak Mathai reflect on 50 years of UN-driven space science, from the Sun to satellites and beyond. Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/professor-hans-haubold-professor-arak-mathai-a-summer-house-and-the-sun-50-years-of-space-science-with-the-un/

From a summer house just outside of Berlin, to the establishment of educational centres across the world —Professors Hans Haubold and Arak Mathai have overseen the remarkable development of space science over the last half-century. Their early research into the curious solar neutrino problem in th...

Professor Arthur Nielsen breaks down the blueprint for thriving together, not just surviving. Find out more: https://www...
25/09/2025

Professor Arthur Nielsen breaks down the blueprint for thriving together, not just surviving. Find out more: https://www.scientia.global/professor-arthur-nielsen-overcoming-relationship-challenges-an-experts-guide-to-couple-therapy/

Navigating relationships can be challenging. From money issues, raising children, job pressures, and extramarital affairs, there are an array of issues couples present to therapists. In his 40+ years of experience as a psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and couple therapist, Professor Arthur Nielsen has b...

Dr George B. Stefano reveals how mitochondria may be ancient bacterial allies, long-term infections turned essential for...
25/09/2025

Dr George B. Stefano reveals how mitochondria may be ancient bacterial allies, long-term infections turned essential for life. Fascinating rethink of cell biology! Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/dr-george-b-stefano-mitochondria-reconsidered-unmasking-the-ancient-bacterial-legacy-in-human-health/

Although often described simply as the cell’s powerhouse, mitochondria began life as bacteria and still carry many bacterial traits. Dr George Stefano, Visiting Professor at Charles University, Prague, explores whether mitochondria should be seen not only as symbiotic partners but also as the most...

Dr Roustem Miftahof and his team reached nearly 80,000 readers across 4 continents thanks to Scientia! Their work shows ...
18/09/2025

Dr Roustem Miftahof and his team reached nearly 80,000 readers across 4 continents thanks to Scientia! Their work shows how complex science can be shared widely and effectively. Read more: https://www.scientia.global/case-study-returning-to-us/

Some of the researchers we feature are keen to experience what it is like to publish an article in a magazine that is not a scholarly publication. Some want the chance to see how communicators translate their publications and data in different ways. Some are keen to showcase a completed project, whi...

Scientia unveils a sleek new look! Designer Ziggy Sheffield shares how the refreshed layout, colors & design improve res...
11/09/2025

Scientia unveils a sleek new look! Designer Ziggy Sheffield shares how the refreshed layout, colors & design improve research readability. https://www.scientia.global/scientias-new-look-ziggy-tells-all/

Since 2015, we’ve partnered with over 2,500 research teams in more than 80 countries to make their work more accessible and visible — both within academia and beyond. Because we live in a world of information overload, the Scientia concept plays a significant role extending research outreach bey...

Meet Helen Rickard, a microbiologist and science communicator who bridges lab research and public health. From studying ...
11/09/2025

Meet Helen Rickard, a microbiologist and science communicator who bridges lab research and public health. From studying microbial transmission in healthcare settings to translating complex science for broader audiences, her work empowers communities and informs policy. Read more:

Helen holds a PhD in Microbiology from University College London, carried out in collaboration with a local paediatric hospital. Her doctoral research focused on understanding how microbes are transmitted through the built environment, with the aim of informing infection prevention and improving hea...

Scientia Issue #154 delves into the gender dimension in scientific research, exploring how s*x and gender consideration...
11/09/2025

Scientia Issue #154 delves into the gender dimension in scientific research, exploring how s*x and gender considerations can enhance research quality and relevance. Discover insights from experts: https://www.scientia.global/scientia-issue-154-the-gender-dimension-in-scientific-research/ -df_38619/1/

Since 2015, we’ve partnered with over 2,500 research teams in more than 80 countries to make their work more accessible and visible — both within academia and beyond. Because we live in a world of information overload, the Scientia concept plays a significant role extending research outreach bey...

Better brews start with better yeast counts. Dr Matthew T. Cottrell explores methods to boost consistency and flavour in...
11/09/2025

Better brews start with better yeast counts. Dr Matthew T. Cottrell explores methods to boost consistency and flavour in brewing. https://www.scientia.global/dr-matthew-t-cottrell-yeast-cell-counts-and-viability-in-brewing-finding-a-method-you-can-count-on/

Brewers worldwide rely on accurate yeast cell counts and viability determinations to achieve consistent, high-quality, tasty fermentations. To ensure the perfect pint every time, precise measurements are crucial, as inaccurate estimates can lead to unwanted variations in beer flavour and production....

Can body-worn cameras in Rio’s favelas curb violence and build trust? Exploring tech’s role in policing and accountabili...
11/09/2025

Can body-worn cameras in Rio’s favelas curb violence and build trust? Exploring tech’s role in policing and accountability. www.povgov.com Discover more: https://www.scientia.global/police-body-worn-cameras-in-rios-favelas-can-technology-reduce-violence/

In 2016, a team of three researchers based at Stanford University —Beatriz Magaloni, Vanessa Melo, and Gustavo Robles— conducted a groundbreaking experiment in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro's largest favela (informal settlement), to test whether body-worn cameras (BWC) could reduce police violence and...

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