Cyborg jellyfish could explore the deep sea to track climate change
Cheaper and more sustainable than humans with expensive gear
Arctic ice melt is slowing down, but climate change could soon come back biting
Human-driven global warming is still very much real, the researchers warn
Astronomers discover first-ever "stripped to the bone" supernova
Rare stellar explosion exposes hidden layers of massive star
Space-based solar panels could supply 80% of Europe's renewable energy by 2050
Mirrors would reflect sunlight down to receivers on Earth
Musk and Bezos race to build orbital gas stations for deep-space travel
These rivals in space are pursuing separate plans to make mid-flight fueling possible
Barcelona bus ran five years on fuel made from human waste
The trial produced no foul odor and far fewer emissions than traditional fuel
Nvidia partners with the National Science Foundation to accelerate AI projects
The agreement could mean faster progress in biomedical and materials science
Stanford's brain-computer interface turns inner speech into spoken words
"This is the first time we've managed to understand what brain activity looks like when you just think about speaking"
Danish students just built a drone that can fly and swim
Adjusting the rotor blades in real time lets the drone fly in air and move through water
Radar captures subtle cellphone vibrations to eavesdrop on calls from several feet away
Something to look forward to: Researchers at Penn State University have demonstrated a new method of remote surveillance that enables the reconstruction of phone conversations using the subtle vibrations generated by a cellphone's earpiece. This technique, known as wireless tapping, uses millimeter wave radar sensors to detect and interpret these minute vibrations from distances of up to ten feet.
Cornell researchers develop invisible light-based watermark to detect deepfakes
Invisible codes in light patterns offer a new way to authenticate video content
Smartwatches are useless for measuring actual stress levels, study says
"Be careful and don't live by your smartwatch"
NASA and Google developed an AI medical assistant to keep astronauts healthy on deep-space missions
The system could have wider healthcare uses
Maglev trains' tunnel boom problem may finally have a fix
Prototype maglev trains can exceed 370 mph, exacerbating the issue
Astronomers spot black hole 36 billion times the mass of the Sun
Record-setting black hole discovered in fossil galaxy five billion light-years away
Australia's Great Barrier Reef suffers record coral loss after fifth mass bleaching event
The largest annual decline in healthy coral covers over 39 years
Diabetes patient produces own insulin after gene-edited cell transplant – without anti-rejection drugs
A potential major step toward a type 1 diabetes cure
New nuclear era: 3D printing cuts build times as NASA preps Moon reactor
Nuclear energy is rapidly evolving in both terrestrial and space applications
Researchers develop visual microphone that uses light instead of air to detect sound
The optical microphone recovers sound by sensing vibrations on everyday surfaces
Scientists are growing tumors in space to study how to personalize cancer treatment
A biotech startup now grows real patient tumors in three dimensions aboard the space station
Scientists transform peacock feathers into tiny biological laser beams
The technique could open new paths for research in materials science and laser technology
US fertility rate fell to a record low in 2024, mirroring a global trend
More babies were born in the US, but fewer women are having them
Startup aims to beam sunlight from space using mirrors
Bringing sunlight to Earth at night, a bold new step in renewable energy
Can a bird store and reproduce data? A starling may have proven it's possible
Starlings can mimick an impressive array of sounds
How much pollution does AI create? Mistral breaks it down
Measuring the planetary impact of large language models