Artificial intelligence: help or hindrance in solving the reproducibility crisis?

Science is in the midst of a reproducibility crisis and the integration of artificial intelligence into scientific research has only compounded the problem; yet could the technology hold the solution to its own problems?[Formula: see text].

Age is just a number: can proteomic analysis provide insight into the aging body?

Recent proteomic studies have increased our understanding of the molecular process of aging, potentially enabling age-related diseases to be treated before the appearance of symptoms. [Formula: see text].

I know what you're thinking; can neuroimaging truly reveal our innermost thoughts?

[Formula: see text] Advances in neuroimaging, combined with developments in artificial intelligence software, have allowed researchers to noninvasively decode the brain and 'read the mind'.

The path to solving the protein folding problem.

[Formula: see text] With advances in imaging technologies and the development of artificial intelligence-based predictive software, has the protein folding problem finally been solved?

Ancient DNA sequencing: telling the tale of human history and evolution.

Standfirst: In the last decade, ancient DNA research has provided invaluable insights into the lives of ancient populations, adding detail and enriching the story of human evolution and development. [Formula: see text].