Digital Brain Mapping Is No Longer Just Sci-Fi
Scientists have recreated a working digital model of a mouse brain using AI. It’s a major breakthrough that could change how we study the brain—and even ourselves.
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Tech Titans Tackle Climate Change
In the race against climate change, tech giants are betting big on innovative solutions like carbon capture, small modular reactors (SMRs), and fusion power.
Could the Universe Be Spinning?
Is the universe spinning? Astrophysicist István Szapudi’s study reveals surprising insights that could change our understanding of cosmic dynamics.
A Bright Future for Old Batteries
Researchers in China have discovered a method to rejuvenate old Lithium-Ion batteries, potentially extending their lifespan and boosting performance.
How Agriculture Changed Us
The transition to agriculture transformed human societies, driven by climate, population growth, and cultural exchanges. Discover how these factors shaped our diets and trade systems.
What’s Hiding in Your Gym Clothes?
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in athletic clothing could pose health risks. Should we be concerned about what’s in our workout gear? Discover the potential dangers and what you can do.
Zapping Heat with Lasers
A startup is exploring an innovative approach to cooling supercomputers and data centres: using lasers to zap photons at hotspots
Science Was Never Just a Western Invention
The history of science didn’t start and end with ancient Greece and modern Europe, it has always been a global project.
Asteroid Alert: Moon Residents Beware!
Asteroid 2024 YR4 poses a threat to lunar residents in 2032. With collision chances rising, it’s crucial to stay informed and prepared.