Artificial Muscles: A New Era Begins
Bioengineers are creating artificial muscles that could transform robotics and medical treatments, all while harnessing the power of sunlight.
Energy-Efficient Cooling is Here
Thermoelectric cooling technology is set to revolutionize how we manage heat, offering quiet and energy-efficient solutions for our homes and electronics.
The Ethics of AI in Healthcare
Can AI really handle moral choices in healthcare? Researchers say no, especially when it comes to critical decisions like kidney transplants.
Lockdowns: A Five-Year Reflection
Catch up with the ongoing debate about lockdowns during COVID and how new data can guide future decisions.
Birds Evolved Unique Brains
The evolution of brains reveals unique paths for intelligence across species. How do different organisms perceive reality, and what might this mean for potential alien life?
Understanding Dyslexia: What You Need to Know
Dyslexia remains a complex topic, with ongoing debates about its definition and treatment.
The Dangers of Misleading Science
A new journal by misinformation doctors seeks to promote questionable claims about COVID-19, undermining public health efforts. Readers should approach these narratives with caution.
Scientists Connect Water and Mars’s Red Hue
Scientists have uncovered a theory linking Mars’ red hue to ancient liquid water. This breakthrough could change how we view the planet’s history and its potential for life.
New Milestone for Energy; Fusion Breakthrough
France has outdone China in fusion plasma research, taking a crucial step toward affordable energy solutions.
Is Earth Getting Too Hot to Handle?
Earth is experiencing unprecedented heat, with last year marking the hottest on record.
