Envestnet has launched Inside WealthTech, a new blog and video series featuring onsite interviews with WealthTech innovators and industry leaders on the trends reshaping wealth management -- and how ...

Researchers are trying to understand why some wild species do better than others over time, as the environment changes.

A reduced genome in an island species raises evolutionary questions.

Aphids represent a major threat to agriculture and forestry worldwide, owing to their remarkable physiological and ecological ...

A novel iLDS statistic uncovers adaptive gene sweeps in gut bacteria, highlighting evolutionary responses to modern diets and enhancing microbiome studies.

Abstract: To empower the management of smart meters’ demand load within a smart grid environment, this paper presents a Feed-forward Neural Network with ADaptive Evolutionary Learning Approach (ADELA) ...

In 1758, Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus gave humans a scientific name: Homo sapiens, which means "wise human" in Latin. Although Linnaeus grouped humans with other apes, it was English biologist ...

Why rates of phenotypic evolution vary across the tree of life is still not well known. A widespread view holds that fast rates result from the colonization of empty adaptive zones, or sets of similar ...

The hypothalamus is a small but critical region at the base of the brain that controls the autonomic nervous system, regulates body temperature, signals hunger and thirst, exerts hormonal control over ...

Prediction of Patients With High-Risk Osteosarcoma on the Basis of XGBoost Algorithm Using Transcriptome and Methylation Data From SGH-OS Cohort Current precision medicine (CPM) matches patients to ...

A new study by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology (MPI-EB) sheds fresh light on one of the most debated concepts in biology: evolvability. The work provides the first ...