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Microsoft researchers are using lasers to write data into glass, a method aimed at ultra-long-term storage. The approach could enable automated libraries of glass "cartridges" designed for durability and dense archiving. Read closer »

A team in China reports a new way to manufacture natural killer (NK) immune cells by engineering early-stage cord-blood stem cells, aiming to make NK-cell cancer immunotherapy more consistent and scalable. Read closer »

A University of Michigan team reports an AI system that can identify more than 50 brain disorders from MRI scans in seconds, reaching up to 97.5% accuracy in testing and pointing to faster clinical workflows. Read closer »

Engineers are revisiting a century-old idea to build a light-based computer that sidesteps both classical and quantum approaches-aiming at practical tasks where speed, energy use, and physics matter more than universality. Read closer »

A new MIT-led study suggests temporarily silencing retinal activity can reopen the brain's learning window for vision, improving amblyopia in animal tests and hinting at future non-surgical therapies. Read closer »

An experimental sepsis drug from Griffith University researchers showed encouraging Phase II results in 180 patients in China, aiming to calm the immune overreaction that can drive organ failure. Read closer »

A preclinical study suggests a three-drug combination can overcome tumour resistance in pancreatic cancer, triggering complete and lasting regression in animal models and highlighting a new way to target adaptive survival pathways. Read closer »

Researchers unveil a toolbox enabling fault-tolerant, measurement-free quantum computation, eliminating the need for costly mid-circuit measurements and advancing scalable quantum technology. Read closer »

South Korean researchers set new benchmarks in OLED and perovskite LED technology, enhancing efficiency, lifespan, and paving the way for flexible, next-gen displays. Read closer »

Scientists develop a groundbreaking autonomous robot smaller than a grain of salt, capable of swimming underwater for months using only light as its power source. Read closer »

Over 200 artists, including Scarlett Johansson, have launched a campaign urging AI companies to license and fairly compensate creators for their work. Read closer »

A new study reveals AI helps researchers publish more frequently and advance their careers, but leads to less impactful scientific discoveries overall. Read closer »

OpenAI and ServiceNow announce a three-year partnership to embed cutting-edge AI agents, including GPT-5.2, directly into ServiceNow's enterprise workflow platform, revolutionizing business automation. Read closer »

Researchers are exploring if combining high-intensity interval training with anti-inflammatory medications can delay aging and prevent age-related diseases. Discover the science behind this innovative approach. Read closer »

Discover how recent studies compare AI language models to the human brain, revealing surprising similarities and differences in processing language. Read closer »