Lab Models

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Researchers at the University of Warwick reworked a 1910 correction for particle drag and introduced a 'correction tensor' that lets scientists tracked particles floating with irr… Mar 02, 2026

Science

Bacteria That Eat Tumors From Within

New lab studies show engineered microbes can colonise oxygen-poor tumor cores and, with built-in safety circuits, nibble cancers from the inside while other teams repurpose immune… Feb 24, 2026

Genetics

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Recent stem‑cell research suggests gray hair may not be permanent — trapped pigment progenitors, stress-driven depletion, and a surprising cancer link reshape how scientists think… Feb 09, 2026

Technology

Albumin Blocks Deadly 'Black Fungus'

A Nature paper shows the blood protein albumin protects against mucormycosis — low albumin predicts poor outcomes and restoring it stops fungal invasion in lab and animal models. Jan 27, 2026

Articles about Lab Models

Tracking Airborne Particles, Solving a Century-Old Puzzle

Bacteria That Eat Tumors From Within

Gray Hair Reversible: New Stem‑Cell Breakthrough

Albumin Blocks Deadly 'Black Fungus'