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AI-Newton, a Chinese-developed AI, autonomously uncovers scientific laws from raw data, hinting at future discoveries while still lacking full human reasoning. Read closer »

Discover how Rust's advanced memory safety features are transforming kernel development, eliminating race conditions and memory leaks for robust, secure systems. Read closer »

Researchers are investigating groundbreaking therapies to extend human lifespan and enhance healthy aging, with some experts predicting we may soon reach 150 years. Read closer »

UK schools are revamping their computer science GCSE, introducing a broader computing curriculum with an emphasis on AI literacy and exploring new data science qualifications. Read closer »

Scientists are pioneering computers powered by living human neurons, promising unprecedented processing power with drastically reduced energy consumption. Read closer »

ITER, the world's largest nuclear fusion reactor, is poised to deliver virtually limitless clean energy, marking a breakthrough in sustainable power generation. Read closer »

A pioneering South Korean technology harnesses advanced chemistry to produce clean hydrogen, promising to revolutionize sustainable transportation. Read closer »

Toyota's advancements in solid-state batteries could revolutionize EVs, potentially rendering gas-powered cars obsolete and transforming the future of transportation. Read closer »

Innovative, non-toxic fire-blocking chemicals are transforming building safety, offering effective fire resistance without harmful side effects. Read closer »

AI-powered tools are bridging the radiologist gap, enabling rapid tuberculosis diagnosis in underserved regions and transforming global healthcare. Read closer »

The push for single-pilot B-21 Raider missions highlights the bomber's cutting-edge AI and automation, marking a transformative step in military aviation technology. Read closer »

A groundbreaking non-invasive AI interprets brain activity, converting thoughts and mental images into readable text, offering new insights into how our brains process the world. Read closer »

Researchers harness LED technology and nanomaterials to develop a precise cancer treatment that destroys tumors with heat, leaving healthy tissue unharmed. Read closer »

Stanford-led research uncovers that gas-powered home appliances can release dangerous benzene levels, surpassing those from secondhand smoke and raising cancer risks. Read closer »

A revolutionary microchip survives 1,500°C and intense radiation, enabling real-time data collection from inside nuclear reactor cores. Read closer »