A new study published in Research by researchers from Hangzhou Normal University, Zhejiang University, and collaborating institutions addresses these limitations by developing Janus microgel robots that combine living photocatalytic activity with magnetic mobility and recovery.

What happens if cancer cells lose both their mitochondrial energy supply and their glycolytic backup system? This question is central to a new study published in Research by researchers from Northwestern Polytechnical University and collaborating institutions. The work addresses a key limitation of cuproptosis-based cancer therapy: copper-dependent mitochondrial stress can kill cancer cells, but many tumors are metabolically flexible and rely heavily on aerobic glycolysis to survive mitochondrial damage. The study proposes a way to block both routes at once.

In a new study published in Research, researchers from Northwestern Polytechnical University and collaborating institutions report a molecular strategy that addresses this problem from within the perovskite layer rather than simply blocking UV light from outside.

A new review published in Research by researchers from Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital and collaborating institutions focuses on peripheral nerve–cancer interactions and proposes a three-dimensional framework for understanding this emerging field.