One click and AI finds lost dogs
A photo, an algorithm, and your lost dog comes home. Artificial intelligence solves one of the most painful problems for those who love lost dogs, with a success far superior to traditional methods.
Cervical Cancer, Home Screening Gets Green Light
Changing Cervical Cancer Prevention: Home Self-Collection to Eliminate Logistical and Psychological Barriers to Screening.
How Much Do We Know About the Ocean Floor? Only 0,001%
The ocean floor remains a mystery: only 0,001% explored. A serious gap considering that it is 66% of the Earth's surface.
‘Conductive’ Bacteria Discovered That Acts Like an Electric Cable
Electrothrix yaqonensis looks like an electrical cable: it carries electrons across record distances for a living organism.
The Future of the iPhone? No iPhone. Apple Preparing the “After”
Apple prepares the post-iPhone era with AR glasses. Eddy Cue confirms: within 10 years the smartphone could become obsolete thanks to AI.
Protein Makes You Immune to Fat: Could It Be an Anti-Obesity Vaccine?
Fewer Mitochondria, More Metabolism: The Paradoxical Discovery of the “Obesity Vaccine” That Silences the MTCH2 Protein and Makes the Body Naturally Thin.
Forget hospitals and clinics: the medical cabin of the future is coming
A high-tech medical cabin connected to diagnostic tools: H3 Health Cube brings healthcare to pharmacies (and war zones).
Bio-cement from urine: construction becomes more… fluid
A team of researchers has discovered how to turn human urine into a durable building material, with dramatically reduced emissions compared to traditional concrete.
The Queen of Crime Fiction Still Teaching? Agatha Christie Resurrects in AI
BBC Maestro uses AI to bring Agatha Christie back to life as a writing teacher, in an ethical project created with her family.
New Zealand Towards Under-16 Social Media Ban
Following the Australian example, the government proposes a law to limit access to social platforms and protect young people
What if cicadas were our next portable speakers?
Using electrical pulses, researchers manipulate the cicadas' songs until they perform musical pieces such as Pachelbel's Canon.
15 Tumors in One Shot, New Immunotherapy Launches in UK
Sprint immunotherapy frees up a year of treatment for NHS England. Here are the details of this new treatment.
Yellowstone, Truck Creates Earthquakes to Study Supervolcano
Tailor-made earthquakes produced by a giant truck have mapped the Yellowstone supervolcano, confirming that the conditions for an eruption are not present.
An Egyptian Secret Will Change Data Storage
German startup Cerabyte tested its ceramic glass for storage by boiling it in salt water and baking it at 250°C. The data remained intact, confirming the promise of millennia-long storage.
China's Robot Firefighter Dog Has Steel Legs and No Fear
Unitree’s new firefighting robot can shoot water 60 meters at a rate of 40 liters per second, climb 40 cm obstacles, and operate in hellish environments. And humans stay safe.
Now robots knit better than your grandmother
A Canadian AI turns knitting into instructions for robots, with 97% accuracy. Total automation but 75 million jobs at risk.
Starbase, SpaceX's City Now Has Legal Autonomy
From space base to independent city: voters (283, almost all SpaceX employees) said yes to Starbase. The mayor? A company executive.
All About the Rise of Palantir, the Invisible Eye of the Trump Era
Palantir provides surveillance tools to Israel and the White House. It is worth more than Disney, but its power of control raises serious ethical concerns.
LEVA, cargo robot that has wheels and legs, and uses both
An intelligent robot combining articulated legs and wheels can now pick up, carry and deliver boxes weighing up to 85kg without human intervention.
Technological War: Robots Already Decide Who Lives and Who Dies
Drones with neural networks bypass jammers, ground robots evacuate the wounded, and more. Ukraine is a technological war laboratory. And it's horrifying.
Anti-venom breakthrough: a cocktail neutralizes 19 deadly snakes
A cocktail of human antibodies and inhibitor molecules creates an antivenom effective against 19 deadly snakes, promising a universal solution.
