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Breath carries clues to gut microbiome health
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have discovered that compounds released in breath could serve as novel biomarkers for gut microbiome health. Their study demonstrated that the composition of the gut microbiome could be inferred by detecting chemicals emitted by gut microbes in the breath of children and mice. Specifically, breath samples from children with asthma could predict the presence of bacteria linked to the condition. This breakthrough is expected to pave the way for rapid, non-invasive diagnostic tests to identify gut health issues early and facilitate personalized treatments.
SoftBank tests renewable-powered basestation, unveils AI sleep control tech
SoftBank has begun testing a renewable-energy-powered base station and unveiled AI-assisted sleep control technology as part of its wider effort to achieve net-zero goals by 2050. The base station, being trialed in Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, obtains one-third of its electricity from solar and wind energy, reducing CO2 emissions. This hybrid approach generates sustainable power less affected by weather or time of day, suitable for remote areas. Additionally, an AI-based system automatically puts base stations to sleep during low traffic periods, projected to reduce power consumption by approximately 5 million kWh annually.
Chojyu-no-Sato Establishes "Micro-refinement Method" for Beauty Ingredients Utilizing Ultrafine Bubbles. New Standard "WHOLE minimum" Launched to Minimize Ingredients and Pursue Skin Approach.
Chojyu-no-Sato Co., Ltd. has developed a unique "micro-refinement method" for beauty ingredients, utilizing ultrafine bubble (UFB) technology to minimize their size. This innovation led to the establishment of "WHOLE minimum," a new standard aimed at efficiently delivering ingredients to the stratum corneum. The first product to incorporate this method is "Zen Fermented Moisturizing Lotion," marking Chojyu-no-Sato's commitment to ingredient size. The process leverages the powerful energy generated by UFBs to micro-refine ingredients, dramatically increasing their contact efficiency with the skin and promoting smoother penetration. Moving forward, the company plans to expand its product line under the "WHOLE minimum" project, applying a dedicated logo to products that successfully utilize this micro-refinement technology. Chojyu-no-Sato is committed to continuously improving product quality and pursuing sustainable manufacturing practices, with a focus on delivering genuinely beneficial products to customers.
FDA Approves tDCS for Depression Treatment: At-Home Brain Stimulation Is Just the Start
Flow Neuroscience's transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) headset has received FDA approval for the treatment of depression. This decision paves the way for a non-invasive, non-drug treatment option that can be self-administered at home, offering new hope to millions of patients. This marks a significant advancement for the brain stimulation community, expanding access beyond previous DIY uses to traditional healthcare channels.
Rapid design of a highly specific iron sensor
Researchers from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf have developed a new computational method, CoBiSe, for designing highly specific biosensors to detect critical elements in living organisms. Using this approach, they successfully created "IronSenseR," a fluorescent biosensor capable of highly sensitive and specific detection of iron(II) in living cells, integrated into bacterial systems like E. coli. This breakthrough facilitates research into iron dynamics and related medical conditions, indicating CoBiSe's potential for rapid development of genetically encoded biosensors for other metabolites, metal ions, and tailored proteins.
GNT to present plant-based EXBERRY® colors in eye-catching functional fruit gum concepts at ISM Ingredients
GNT will showcase the potential of its plant-based EXBERRY® colors with functional confectionery concepts and more at ISM Ingredients 2026 from 1-4 February 2026 in Cologne.
EXBERRY® colors are made from non-GMO fruits, vegetables, and plants. They can be used to deliver a complete spectrum of shades in food and drink, including almost all types of confectionery.
At ISM Ingredients, GNT (Hall 10.1 | J010 H011) will present a wide variety of colorful confectionery and snack concepts to demonstrate the possibilities with EXBERRY®.
New Research Center Developing Wearable Ultrasound Imaging System for Real-Time Monitoring
The Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) has launched the Wearable Imaging for Transforming Elderly Care (WITEC) project, a new research center developing the world's first wearable ultrasound imaging system. This multi-year initiative aims to provide 48-hour intermittent cardiovascular imaging for continuous, real-time monitoring and diagnosis of chronic conditions like hypertension and heart failure. Collaborating with MIT, NTU Singapore, NUS, and Tan Tock Seng Hospital, WITEC utilizes advanced tools, including a sub-micrometer 3D printer and the latest Verasonics ultrasonic imaging system, integrated with AI-enhanced diagnostics. This innovation is poised to transform healthcare by enabling home-based pre-diagnosis and monitoring, easing labor shortages, and reducing hospital demand.
Proprietary Ingredient "High-Penetration White Hydroquinone" Confirmed to Exceed Conventional Hydroquinone in Tyrosinase Inhibitory Effect
Highside Inc.'s "AMPLEUR" confirmed through basic research that its proprietary ingredient "High-Penetration White Hydroquinone (SHQ)" has a higher inhibitory effect on tyrosinase, an enzyme causing blemishes, than conventional pure hydroquinone (HQ). SHQ features a unique structure for enhanced stability and permeability, designed to ensure hydroquinone acts effectively in melanocytes, balancing efficacy with skin consideration. This research scientifically validates the company's over 20 years of blemish prevention studies and will be applied to future whitening research and product development.
Two New Methods to Enhance the Flavor of Locust Beans in Chocolate Substitutes From Singapore
Global cocoa supply risks are accelerating interest in sustainable substitutes, and researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) say carob could soon offer a viable replacement. A team from the Department of Food Science and Technology at NUS has developed novel, additive-free methods to enhance carob’s flavour so it more closely resembles cocoa while maintaining a clean ingredients list.
Carob pulp, harvested from the hardy Mediterranean tree Ceratonia siliqua, is naturally drought-tolerant and far more climate-resilient than Theobroma cacao, the crop behind conventional chocolate.
With climate change and crop disease threatening global cocoa output, the researchers believe carob could help stabilise confectionery supply chains. Carob also contains natural sugars, removing the need for sweeteners, is caffeine-free and is rich in d-pinitol, a compound linked to anti-diabetic effects.
Innovations in Hydrogenation Technology for Pharmaceutical and Biotech Applications
Hydrogenation is an essential process in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, enabling the modification of unsaturated organic molecules to produce stable, bioactive compounds. This reaction is pivotal for synthesizing key intermediates and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), as well as producing biochemicals in various biotech applications. The field of hydrogenation technology has experienced significant advancements in recent years, particularly in reactor design, catalyst optimization, and the integration of sustainable practices. These innovations are revolutionizing the efficiency, precision, and environmental impact of hydrogenation processes in pharmaceutical and biotech production.
Developing Sustainable Agricultural Materials: World's First Switch-Type Degradable Paper Pot
Nippon Beet Sugar Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Hide Ishiguri; hereinafter “Nitten”) has developed a new paper pot designed to maintain strength during seedling cultivation while accelerating decomposition in the soil environment after transplanting, with an eye toward application in organic farming.
French scientists turn waste carbon into fuel using new catalyst
A team at the Collège de France in Paris, led by Professor Marc Fontecave, has created a special catalyst - a material that speeds up chemical reactions - that can convert carbon into alcohols like ethanol and propanol. These alcohols can be used as vehicle fuels or to make plastics and other products.
The process works by first capturing carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas warming our planet, from factories or even directly from the air.
Utilizing deep learning for hand and gesture recognition to support hand rehabilitation programs
Introduction: This research explores the use of Deep Learning (DL) techniques for hand and gesture recognition to support hand rehabilitation programs. The primary objective is to enhance cognitive function and hand-eye coordination through gamified therapeutic exercises that track and respond to hand gestures in real time.
Methods: Pre-trained Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models were employed for hand recognition using Google's open-source MediaPipe Library. Four classic arcade games-Pong, Tetris, Fruit Ninja, and a Virtual Keyboard-were redeveloped as gesture-controlled rehabilitation tools within a web-based interface built using the Phaser.js framework. A score-based system was implemented to track user performance and progress. Usability was evaluated using the System Usability Scale (SUS), and statistical validation was performed with a one-sample t-test against the industry benchmark.
Results: Data collected from 15 participants demonstrated consistent gesture recognition accuracy and stable game control performance. The SUS evaluation indicated favorable user responses, with usability scores exceeding the benchmark threshold, suggesting that participants found the system intuitive and engaging.
Discussion: The study confirms the feasibility of using monocular camera-based computer vision for hand rehabilitation. Compared to existing low-cost rehabilitation tools, the proposed system provides an accessible, interactive, and affordable alternative. Integrating gesture recognition with gamified interfaces effectively supports dexterity recovery and motivates users through engaging gameplay. These findings establish a foundation for future development of AI-based rehabilitation platforms using standard camera devices.