Google is developing an AI-powered microscope to help doctors spot cancer
The Department of Defense teamed up with the tech giant to build the tool, CNBC reports.
Science
How a pioneering mixed-gender newsroom covered the A-bomb
EW Scripps' Science Service has been breaking down social barriers since the 1920s.
Sir Ian Wilmut, who cloned Dolly the sheep, has died
The embryologist kicked off a global firestorm in the mid-90s.
Scientists may have a solution to the International Space Station's fungus problem
Biofilms can clog filters in water processing systems and potentially cause illness.
An experimental rice-sized implant monitors how drugs affect tumors
The device could help researchers study the effects of new treatments on some of the hardest-to-treat brain cancers.
Biometric implant monitors transplant patients for organ rejection
The sensor can continuously monitor an organ’s temperature.
The Solar Orbiter spacecraft may have discovered what powers solar winds
The spacraft has imaged 'picoflare jets' for the first time.
Scientists genetically engineer bacteria to detect cancer cells
Their lab experiments were a success, but the technology is not yet to ready for use on human patients.
IBM and NASA teamed up to build the GPT of Earth sciences
The open-source model will serve as the basis for future forest, crop and climate change-monitoring AI.
Hitting the Books: How NASA helped JFK build his 'Nation of Immigrants'
Turns out this foundational myth got its start in the early 1960s.
Scientists make ibuprofen and other common painkillers from paper industry waste
Researchers from the University of Bath used turpentine to produce chemical precursors.
The first drug that slows Alzheimer's has finally received FDA approval
Leqembi will cost a user around $26,500 per year.
Lithium-ion battery creator John Goodenough dies at 100
He played a key role in advancing laptops, phones and EVs.
Scientists develop remote-controlled pill-shaped camera to diagnose digestive issues
It could lead to a simpler alternative to endoscopy procedures.
Hitting the Books: Why we like bigger things better
Humanity loves the chonk.
Hitting the Books: Renee Descartes had his best revelations while baked in an oven
The man would rather literally die than tutor a Swedish Queen before noon.
James Webb telescope finds water around a comet in the main asteroid belt
The discovery also creates a new mystery.
Vast and SpaceX plan to launch the first commercial space station in 2025
The duo will have to compete with Blue Origin and other big rivals.
'Oppenheimer' trailer shows Chris Nolan's take on the birth of the atomic bomb
The movie doesn't end with the explosion.
Astronomers finally spot a star consuming a planet
Earth will eventually meet the same end.
