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Discover how non-toxic, recyclable ionic thermoelectric hydrogels are transforming sustainable human–machine interfaces with superior flexibility and performance. Read closer »

A gel-based artificial tongue inspired by milk's cooling effect now safely evaluates chilli spiciness, eliminating the need for human testers. Read closer »

A groundbreaking dental gel harnesses your saliva to rebuild enamel and heal cavities, potentially eliminating the need for traditional fillings. Read closer »

Waymo is launching fully driverless robotaxi operations in five additional cities. Discover where Waymo operates now and its future expansion plans. Read closer »

A groundbreaking wireless brain implant, tinier than a grain of salt, uses light to monitor and transmit brain signals, operating for a year in mice with minimal tissue scarring. Read closer »

Scientists discover a neural biomarker linked to compulsive food cravings, revealing how weight-loss drugs like Mounjaro effectively suppress appetite signals in the brain. Read closer »

Waymo is bringing its autonomous vehicles to Detroit and Denver, testing their capabilities on challenging icy streets as the company expands to new cities. Read closer »

Sentinel-6B, a joint NASA and ESA satellite, is poised to launch, aiming to monitor sea levels across over 90% of Earth's oceans and enhance climate data. Read closer »

Once hailed as the key to unlocking the universe's mysteries, string theory's journey has taken unexpected turns. Discover its current status and future prospects. Read closer »

Team Ceres invents Plantzma, a groundbreaking agricultural technology designed to enhance crop yields even in the world's most underserved regions. Read closer »

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 »