Why Geoffrey Hinton believes humanity may have been better off without AI In an interview with The Guardian published on November 3, Hinton said that while artificial intelligence could lead to a positive future, its risks could have serious consequences if…
Millions of monarch butterflies converge on the same mountain forests in Mexico every November, a migration scientists could never trace in real time, one butterfly... [A new butterfly tracker just upended a long-held assumption about monarch migration]Read moreThe post…
Home » Science » Genetic Study Reveals Stronger Connections Between Ice Age European Populations Pere Gelabert, an evolutionary anthropology researcher at the University of Vienna, noted that these findings significantly challenge the idea of genetic isolation between eastern and western European groups.
The Free Press On a spring evening in Stockton, California, Chase Ott-Wick was strolling into a bar when a stranger stopped him. The man had heard that Chase was the guy building a new data center in town—and he…
Bioengineer.org The new material, described in the Journal of Materials Science, is a nitrogen-doped anatase titanium dioxide decorated with isolated copper atoms, dubbed CuâNâTiO2 What makes the synthesis remarkable is its simplicity Here, the non-equilibrium character of low-temperature…
The 36-gene cell can copy its DNA and divide—but its creator still doesn’t consider it alive. Adamala grew up in a small town in Poland. She learned to pilot small planes before she learned to drive. Flying is a…
Nature Methods (2026) Cite this article Long, Y. et al. Deciphering spatial domains from spatial multi-omics with SpatialGLUE. Nat. Methods 21, 1658–1667 (2024). This paper reports a spatially aware method for integrating spatial multi-omic data. Coleman, K. et al. Resolving tissue complexity by multimodal spatial…
How many of you speak aloud to yourself as you type? Or maybe when proofreading, do you ever silently mouth the words as you’re reading them? You might be a prime candidate for trying out Subvocal’s glasses tech, which translates…
A NASA rocket launch for a lunar mission may have punched a hole in Earth’s atmosphere, potentially disrupting GPS signals, a new study found. The Artemis II mission launched April 1 from Florida, carrying astronauts around the moon on humanity’s first…
By Meredith Woodward King The Event Horizon Telescope research collaboration captured the first images of supermassive black holes within the last seven years. But scientists have been trying to unlock the mathematical mysteries behind black holes since Albert Einstein published…
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