30-Mar-2026 Bridging energy flexibility and human comfort: A new framework for human-centric power systems Higher Education Press As renewable energy surges, balancing power grids with human comfort becomes critical. Tsinghua researchers propose “ergonomics in energy use”—a smart framework that optimizes air-conditioning, EV charging, and lighting to cut energy use without sacrificing workplace comfort. Discover how this human-centric approach could transform future buildings.
30-Mar-2026 Diagnosis and follow-up of children with potential celiac disease on a gluten-containing diet Xia & He Publishing Inc. Potential celiac disease (PCD) is defined as elevated celiac serology with a preserved small intestinal mucosa. This study aimed to identify baseline characteristics and the outcomes of children with PCD consuming a gluten-containing diet. Journal Journal of Translational Gastroenterology
30-Mar-2026 Concrete’s distinct microbial zones could change how building health is assessed Hiroshima University Concrete harbors distinct microbial zones whose signatures survive the heat of routine core sampling, a discovery researchers say could one day put structural health diagnostics within reach of general maintenance staff and even residents. Journal Case Studies in Construction Materials Funder Japan Science and Technology Agency, JCI Chugoku Branch, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
30-Mar-2026 Global consortium sequences 1254 medicinal organisms to unlock secrets of plant-based therapies Higher Education Press What makes medicinal plants heal? A massive global project is decoding the DNA of over 1200 herbs to uncover nature’s pharmaceutical secrets. From ginseng to ginger, scientists are mapping the genetic recipes behind centuries-old remedies—opening new doors for drug discovery and understanding how plants create their medicinal magic. Journal Engineering
30-Mar-2026 Photocatalysis - Themed collection of articles in environmental surfaces and interfaces KeAi Communications Co., Ltd. These papers present a curated selection of articles themed on "photocatalysis" published in Environmental Surfaces and Interfaces since 2023. We welcome all readers to explore these works, which are available for free access. Journal Environmental Surfaces and Interfaces
30-Mar-2026 Are pesticide residues present in meat products? Study examines food safety in local markets Sultan Qaboos University The study analyzes pesticide residues in meat products from local markets using advanced detection methods. Results show that residues were present at low levels within safety limits; however, their detection highlights the need for continuous monitoring to assess potential long-term health risks and ensure food safety. Journal Sultan Qaboos University Journal for Science [SQUJS]
30-Mar-2026 Improved carp boosts profits by 25% in Bangladesh’s polyculture ponds WorldFish A selectively bred carp strain is boosting productivity and profits across polyculture ponds in Bangladesh, improving overall pond performance in smallholder systems. A recently completed study shows that the third generation (G3) rohu, developed by WorldFish, grows 32.6% faster than conventional local fish and increases net margins by 24.8% for farmers, with higher total production and revenue across polyculture pond systems. Journal Aquaculture Research
30-Mar-2026 CityUHK scholars discover novel compound, charting new course for treating psychiatric and neurological disorders Communications and Institutional Research Office, City University of Hong Kong Scientists at CityUHK achieved a breakthrough in recent months with the discovery a novel compound, named MF-8. The compound and its associated pharmaceuticals demonstrate significant potential to provide safer, more effective treatments for psychiatric and neurological disorders, such as memory impairment, depression and anxiety, while effectively mitigating the side effects associated with existing medications. Journal Nature Communications
29-Mar-2026 China’s steel decarbonization faces resource constraints despite technology promise Higher Education Press China’s steel industry powers half the world’s supply but faces a decarbonization dilemma: carbon capture demands massive water and energy, while hydrogen steelmaking risks higher emissions when scaled up. Why can’t technology alone solve this climate challenge? Journal Engineering
29-Mar-2026 AI and high-resolution satellites poised to transform weather prediction Higher Education Press Weather forecasts could soon pinpoint individual clouds and tornadoes using AI. A new study reveals how merging artificial intelligence with satellite data may overcome decades-old computing limits, transforming everything from hurricane tracking to daily forecasts—if scientists can rethink how they process the flood of information from space. Journal Engineering
