Mini-brains to spider gloves: How new research is reshaping health and sustainability

That Friday night pizza, the Tuesday leftovers, or your lazy Sunday scroll might not feel connected to science, but the future of health and sustainability is being rewritten quietly in laboratories around the world. From growing tiny brain-like structures to spinning silk on human wounds and coating vegetables with edible films, researchers are merging imagination and biology in ways that could change everyday life forever.A peer-reviewed study published in ACS Sensors and reported by ScienceDaily revealed how scientists created human brain organoids that develop natural electrical activity, offering new ways to study neurological diseases without using animals. Other peer-reviewed studies...