Magnetism is a force so familiar and yet so fundamental that we often take its secrets for granted. It sticks…
Electricity Awakens Magnetism in Breakthrough Multiferroic Materials
Imagine a world where computers boot in an instant, data centers consume a fraction of today’s energy, and smartphones operate…
Astronomers Uncover Rare Alcohol in Alien Planet Nursery That Could Explain How Life Began
In the cold void between stars, swaddled in thick veils of gas and ice, new worlds begin their long gestation.…
James Webb Telescope Reveals Nearly 800,000 Galaxies Changing Our View of the Infant Universe
In a milestone for astronomy and open science, the international COSMOS-Web collaboration has released the most expansive and detailed map…
Two Porpoises Swim Free Again in the Yangtze After Years of Care
In a quiet stretch of the Yangtze River, ripples broke the surface as two sleek, dark shapes glided into the…
When Human Viruses Kill Chimps and What We Can Do to Stop It
Long before the COVID-19 pandemic taught the world the meaning of “viral transmission,” “mask mandate,” and “quarantine,” a silent epidemic…
New Study Reveals Tides and Offshore Solar Hold Untapped Climate Power
In the quiet rhythm of Earth’s oceans, where tides rise and fall with celestial precision and sunlight dances endlessly across…
How Giant Herbivores Kept Earth’s Ecosystems Alive for 60 Million Years
Long before humans began rewriting the landscape with highways and cities, Earth was shaped by creatures of breathtaking size and…
Sausage Cluster Reveals Ancient Cosmic Shockwaves in Deep Radio Scan
Amid the vast, silent canvas of deep space, astronomers have learned to listen. Not with ears, but with colossal, ground-spanning…
The Neural Network That Could Power Tomorrow’s Electric Vehicles
The future of energy may hinge on something as small as an ion—and as complex as a neural network. In…
Scientists Develop Lithium Battery That Reacts to Heat Like a Brain
From the smartphone in your pocket to the electric car silently gliding down the highway, lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are the…
New AI Technology Lets You Zoom In Deeply Without Losing Image Quality
Imagine you’re watching a suspenseful crime thriller. The detective stares at a blurry photo of a getaway car, clicks “enhance,”…
Korean Engineers Build Four-Legged Robot That Masters Parkour
In a quiet lab buzzing with computation and creativity, a team of roboticists and AI experts from the Robotics &…
South Korean Scientists Unveil Stretchable Circuits That Heal Themselves Inside the Body
In a world increasingly driven by smart technologies and biomedical innovation, researchers are constantly seeking to push the boundaries of…
Cracking the Brain’s Code with Krakencoder Brings Scientists Closer to Understanding Human Thought
In a quiet lab at Weill Cornell Medicine, a team of researchers has taken a bold step toward answering one…
How Scientists Are Teaching the Brain to Clean Itself and Fight Alzheimer’s
For decades, the human brain was thought to lack the kind of waste-disposal system found in other parts of the…
Generative AI Reconstructs DNA’s 3D Shape for the First Time
Deep within the nucleus of every human cell, a microscopic miracle unfolds: over two meters of DNA, twisted and folded…
Scientists Create Smart Pen That Detects Parkinson’s Through Handwriting
It’s easy to overlook the beauty of handwriting—each letter a silent witness to the fluid choreography between mind and muscle.…
Satri-cel Therapy Nearly Doubles Survival in Advanced Gastric Cancer Patients
For decades, advanced gastric and gastro-esophageal junction (GEJ) cancers have represented some of the darkest corners of oncology. These malignancies,…
P2Y12 Inhibitors May Outperform Aspirin in Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes
For decades, aspirin has stood as the gold standard in heart disease prevention. Cheap, familiar, and widely prescribed, it’s often…
What If the Big Bang Wasn’t the Beginning?
For nearly a century, the Big Bang theory has been the reigning champion of cosmic origin stories. It tells us…
Scientists Discover Female Earwigs Evolved Weapons Too
In the world of animal combat, size often matters—but so does shape, symmetry, and sometimes, a well-placed pincer. For decades,…