Benefits of Time-Restricted Eating Depend on Age and Sex
Not everyone benefits equally from TRE, but TRE has important health benefits for all
Articles by Salk Institute
Transforming Atmospheric Carbon into Useful Materials
Researchers propose a more permanent, and even useful, fate for captured carbon by turning plants into a valuable industrial material called silicon carbide
Researchers Use AI to Improve Microscope Image Quality
New method could democratize deep learning-enhanced microscopy
Targeting T Cells in Lungs Could Mean Immunity against Respiratory Viruses
Salk and Yale study of influenza could inform vaccines for COVID-19 and other lung diseases
Diabetes Drug Has Unexpected, Broad Implications for Healthy Aging
Scientists discover multiple mechanisms at work in widely-used diabetes drug metformin
Stem Cell Study Offers New Way to Study Early Development and Pregnancy
Salk mouse synthetic embryo model could open new avenues for understanding early development, among many other applications for human health
Two Therapeutic Targets Identified for Deadly Lung Cancer
Salk scientists discover a pair of enzymes that drive non-small-cell lung cancer by promoting inflammation
To Scientists’ Surprise, Organs Are a Mix of Young and Old Cells
Salk scientists discover cellular structures with extreme longevity, leading to insights for age-associated diseases
Uncovering the Evolution of the Brain
Humans are genetically similar to chimpanzees and bonobos, yet there exist obvious behavioral and cognitive differences
Thriving on Teamwork: Research Shows How Brain Cells Filter Information in Groups
Salk discovery could help to better understand how neurons work together in networks to shape our perceptions of the world