Friday, July 31, 2026

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Last World Cup: What Went Wrong for Portugal in 2026?

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup journey ends in disappointment as Portugal loses to Spain, marking likely his final tournament appearance.

Medipost Reports Positive Phase 3 Results for CARTISTEM in Japan’s Knee Osteoarthritis Trial

Medipost's CARTISTEM therapy shows significant efficacy in Phase 3 trials for knee osteoarthritis in Japan, enhancing global competitiveness.

South Korea Sends $3 Million Aid Package to Four African Nations Hit Hard by Drought

The South Korean government has decided to provide $3 million in humanitarian aid to four Southern African countries.

Tag: neuroscience

KAIST Identifies Brain Neural Switch That Selectively Retrieves Recent Memories

Korean researchers have identified a 'neural switch' that selectively retrieves recent memories from the brain for the first time.

MSD Korea Announced at Bio Korea 2026 that Korea is a Crucial Hub for Global Innovation

Korea is now a key innovation hub for MSD, focusing on neuroscience and clinical research collaborations, with significant R&D investments.

Revolutionary Long-Lasting Injections: How IVL3003 and IVL3004 are Transforming Dementia and Addiction Treatments

Inventage Lab will present promising results from clinical trials of two long-acting injectables at the 2026 AAN meeting in Chicago.

HLB Genex and KAIST Join Forces: Revolutionary Brain Health Solutions in 2026

HLB Genex partners with KAIST to develop innovative brain health solutions, merging research with commercialization to address social challenges.

KAIST Researchers Develop AI That Restores High-Dimensional Interactions From Limited Data

KAIST's MARIOH AI technology reconstructs high-dimensional interactions from low-dimensional data, improving accuracy by up to 74%.

Fear Wtihout Pain? KAIST Just Rewrote the Neuroscience Textbooks

KAIST researchers identify a brain circuit for fear memories from psychological threats, distinct from pain pathways, aiding mental disorder treatments.

The Hidden Code: How RNA Editing Could Hold the Key to Parkinson’s

Korean researchers discovered that RNA editing plays a crucial role in regulating neuroinflammation in Parkinson's disease.

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