Longi Breaks Theoretical Limit: Solar Cells at 34,8% Efficiency
Chinese company Longi breaks records with 34,85% efficient tandem solar cells, thanks to innovative combination of perovskite and silicon.
Eolic Wall, here is the magnetic levitation micro wind turbine
The micro wind turbine of the future comes from Latin America: stackable, frictionless and almost silent magnetic levitation turbines, ideal for urban environments.
2 Gut Bacteria Appear to Trigger Multiple Sclerosis
Gut bacteria Eisenbergiella tayi and Lachnoclostridium may trigger multiple sclerosis, twin study finds.
An Ancient Twin Galaxy to Ours Surprises Astronomers
The James Webb Telescope has discovered Zhúlóng, an ancient twin galaxy of the Milky Way that formed just a billion years after the Big Bang, forcing scientists to rethink cosmic evolution.
With the Adidas Climacool the era of printed shoes begins
From limited production to global market: Adidas Climacool with latex structure are ready to change the world of shoes thanks to 3D printing.
A Nuclear Helicopter on Titan: NASA's Dragonfly is Official
NASA’s Dragonfly has passed a crucial test and is preparing for launch to Titan in 2028. The mission will search for signs of life on Saturn’s moon.
What Really Happens to Your Brain During a Digital Detox
Scientific studies show that digital detox enhances attention and learning. And no, it's not just a fad.
Roller ship, when ships had wheels
In the 19th century, roller ships were supposed to revolutionize maritime transport with impressive speeds, but the dream vanished. I'll tell you why.
The End of the Universe We Won't See Coming
The most disturbing end of the universe is a false vacuum decay: an instant in which all physical laws would be rewritten without warning.
Volcanic Eruptions With Warning, Fiber Optics Will Save Us
Volcanic eruptions speak through underground vibrations. An international team has created an early warning system using fiber optic cables.
COSMIC-T, the surprising synergy between rescue dogs and AI
The collaboration between rescue dogs, artificial intelligence, and drones is redefining search and rescue operations, allowing us to overcome the limitation of the one-to-one relationship between dog and handler and multiply the effectiveness of interventions during large-scale disasters.
Sweden, 9 million to see moose migrate: the slow TV boom
Slow TV won over millions of viewers with “The Great Moose Migration,” a Swedish program that broadcasts the annual journey of these majestic mammals around the clock, proving that slow, unedited television can beat today’s fast-paced formats.
Oh, because language models aren't just "word predictors"
Behind every response of a linguistic model there is a complex neural architecture that reasons about the meaning before even producing the first word, disproving reductionist theories.
Killer whales try to imitate us to communicate with us
With brains 3,5 times larger than ours and a more complex cerebral cortex, killer whales are learning to mimic human speech to talk to us.
Lightning on Command: Faraday Is Turning in His Grave (Or Maybe Not)
Drones with Faraday cages attract lightning for safety and (maybe) energy: Science braves the storms’ wrath.
Back Pain, 2 Months to Cure It by Eliminating Zombie Cells
Zombie cells cause inflammation and back pain. Two drugs eliminate them, reduce pain, and even reverse damage to spinal discs.
Atmos Space Cargo, the German 'space donut' triumphs. Maybe.
Atmos Space Cargo’s Phoenix vehicle experienced a difficult reentry, but collected key data to improve future missions.
IKEA, Move Over: Here Are Robot Fabric Furniture, From 2D to 3D in a Flash
Fabric furniture that goes from flat to three-dimensional: 2.0 furniture comes from Carnegie Mellon with robotically sewn panels.
Bee Colonies at Risk? A 'Superfood' Is Born in the Absence of Pollen
Bee colonies can now survive without flowers thanks to an "energy bar" developed by WSU and APIX. A breakthrough for beekeeping.
US duties, troubles also coming for the Tesla robot
US tariff escalation prompts Chinese response: No more rare earth magnets. Tesla struggling to produce Optimus robots.
If this micro-drone buzzed around your ear, would you notice?
Berkeley's micro-drone: twenty-one milligrams, less than a centimeter in diameter, two magnets spinning like tops inside a vortex.
