From Childhood Companion to Nature Ally: Teddy Bears’ Role
We spoke with French scientists on the importance of teddy bears and how they help children form emotional bonds with animals and nature.
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Author: Maria Bolevich
Examining the Link Between Food Insecurity and Long COVID
We spoke with study authors from the University of Pennsylvania about their new research linking food insecurity to long COVID.
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Spain’s Study Reveals Top Barcelona and Real Madrid Players Over 70 Years
A study by Professors Santín and Cordero analyzes 70 years of FC Barcelona and Real Madrid players using one million virtual players, revealing insights into productivity and player performance.
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Cambridge Researchers Map Gene Activity in Mammary Glands
New research maps gene activity in mammary glands, with the first author sharing insights on breastfeeding and maternal health, looking ahead 5–10 years.
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Smart Cities Meet Urban Wildlife: Meow Metrics & Zoometrics in Málaga
Discover how a Madrid-based startup is transforming urban biodiversity management with innovative tech solutions. Meow Metrics and Zoometrics improve coexistence between humans and animals
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Dry Eyes Often Diagnosed Late With Lasting Consequences
Dr. Piotr Wozniak explains the impact of this condition and the options available for effective treatment.
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Japanese Research Links Ozempic, Food, Emotions, and Diabetes
We asked the senior study author how food preferences, like chocolate or peanut butter, could guide future research on emotional overeating in diabetes.
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MIT Study Finds How Rare Gene Variants May Lead to Alzheimer’s
Lead author Djuna von Maydell highlights potential next steps.
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Over 47,000 Dogs Help Researchers Track Behavior Trends
Study author Courtney Sexton shares insights from a Dog Aging Project study of 47,444 dogs.
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New Research Uncovers Proteins That Drive Sperm Movement
We asked the study’s senior author whether genetics plays a role in this case and what the next steps in the research will be.
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Decades-Old Ocean Waste Off Los Angeles Raises Concerns
Lead author Dr. Gutleben told Unknown Focus what she considers the most concerning aspects of decades-old industrial waste.
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AI Chatbots and Suicide Support Experts Urge Caution
A study finds AI chatbots can give inconsistent responses to suicide-related questions, and the author explains what he would change immediately if he could.
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Researchers Reveal How Nerves Drive Small Cell Lung Cancer Growth
Michelle Monje, a Stanford professor, told Unknown Focus what’s next for developing potential new therapies.
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PDGrapher: AI Supports Researchers in Faster Drug Discovery
Harvard Medical School’s Professor Marinka Zitnik discusses the new PDGrapher study with Unknown Focus.
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Shark Meat Sold Under Generic Labels Hides Endangered Species
Savannah J. Ryburn, a marine ecologist, comments on the new study ‘Sale of Critically Endangered Sharks in the United States’ for Unknown Focus.
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