Scientists discover a way to peek inside unhatched eggs using light
Scientists have discovered an unusual property of chicken eggs that could eventually help solve one of the poultry industry's biggest ethical problems.
By shining light...
Meet Mía: The robotic rabbit that learns your voice after just one hello
Imagine a robotic pet that recognizes your voice the first time you speak to it and remembers who you are the next time you...
Ancient plague was already deadly 5,500 years ago, study reveals
Plague is often linked to medieval Europe, crowded cities, and rats carrying infected fleas.
However, a new study published in the journal Nature shows that...
Scientists turn wet coffee grounds into high-grade fuel in just 90 seconds
Every year, people around the world drink enormous amounts of coffee, leaving behind more than 10 million tons of used coffee grounds.
Most of this...
Tiny 15-atom iridium clusters could supercharge green hydrogen production
Scientists have developed an extremely small and highly efficient catalyst that could improve the production of green hydrogen, one of the cleanest fuels being...
Could AI Become Your Doctor’s New Assistant?
Imagine visiting a doctor and having an artificial intelligence system quietly helping behind the scenes.
It could review your symptoms, examine your medical history, suggest...
AI Can Diagnose and Plan Treatments as Well as Doctors
Artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of everyday life. It can write text, answer questions, and even help people create pictures and computer...
New AI database reduces hallucinations by 78% and delivers answers 20 times faster
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly important in businesses, helping employees search through large amounts of documents and answer complex questions.
However, one major problem still...
Scientists develop diamond detector that captures electron bursts lasting just one picosecond
Scientists have developed a new particle detector that can measure incredibly short bursts of electrons lasting just one trillionth of a second, or one...
Scientists create an ultra-black car paint that absorbs nearly all light
Black has long been one of the most popular colors for luxury cars. Its sleek, elegant appearance often gives vehicles a premium and powerful...
Scientists find a new way to search for ancient life on Mars using ‘mirror’...
Billions of years ago, Mars looked very different from the cold, dry world we see today. Scientists believe the Red Planet once had a...
Some Video Games May Reduce Loneliness and Increase Resilience
Video games are often criticized for keeping people glued to screens and isolated from the real world.
Many parents and health experts have worried that...
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What sick cats are teaching us about long COVID
A serious disease in cats may help scientists better understand long COVID in humans.
The disease, called feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), is caused by a...
New 3D-printable material could replace traditional concrete
As the world’s population continues to grow, the demand for new homes and infrastructure is rising rapidly.
At the same time, concerns about climate change...
A cosmic surprise: The age of the universe may be doubled!
Scientists have recently made a mind-boggling discovery that challenges our understanding of the universe's age.
A groundbreaking study published in the Monthly Notices of the...
New study reveals the internal structure of spider silk
Scientists at William & Mary studied spider silk in such detail they were able to determine the structure of the silk fibers.
Spider silk is...
Lizard skin may hold the secret to more powerful hydrogen fuel cell
A team of Canadian researchers has improved hydrogen fuel cell design by copying patterns found in nature—specifically from lizard skin and plant leaves.
This breakthrough...




















