Science & Technology

NASA advances Artemis missions with a successful RS-25 engine test, aiming to certify engines for the SLS rocket’s future lunar explorations, beginning with Artemis V…. Read More

Results reveal a “one-two punch” to the brain’s reward system, possibly impeding dieting efforts. Understanding why we overeat unhealthy foods has been a long-standing mystery…. Read More

Scientific investigations on the ISS’s latest resupply mission include advancements in 3D metal printing, semiconductor manufacturing, reentry thermal protection, robotic surgery, and cartilage tissue regeneration…. Read More

An international study used isotope profiling to connect a woolly mammoth’s movements to early human settlements, uncovering insights into human-mammoth interactions and the effects of… Read More

Research conducted at UC San Diego provides insight into the clinical failure of numerous potential vaccines for widespread human infection and proposes a solution to… Read More

A stable, reactive, and cost-effective ruthenium catalyst for sustainable hydrogen production through proton exchange membrane water electrolysis. Sustainable electrolysis for green hydrogen production is challenging,… Read More

An international team of scientists led by Oregon State University researchers has used a novel 500-year dataset to frame a “restorative” pathway through which humanity… Read More

SynapShot, developed by an international research team, marks a major advancement in neuroscience by enabling real-time, live observation of synaptic changes in the brain. The… Read More

“It’s a useful planet because it may be like an early Earth” HD 63433d, a new Earth-sized planet discovered by astronomers, offers a rare glimpse… Read More

In a new perspective recently published in the journal PNAS Nexus, Athanassios S. Fokas explores a timely question: the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to… Read More