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New Carbon Nanotube Coating Could Supercharge 6G Technology

New Carbon Nanotube Coating Could Supercharge 6G Technology

Ultrathin nanotube films absorb terahertz waves, boosting 6G performance and enabling advanced shielding and medical applications. Researchers at Skol...

The US is fighting the right fights, but the wrong war

The US is fighting the right fights, but the wrong war

The U.S. has, since the start of the new year, conducted military strikes and operations in both Venezuela and Iran , capturing President Nicolás Ma...

Scientists Smash Superconductivity Record at Normal Pressure

Scientists Smash Superconductivity Record at Normal Pressure

Scientists have set a new record for superconductivity at normal pressure, bringing the field closer to practical, real-world applications. Researcher...

Jeff Bezos Says 'I Would Love To See A Trillion Humans Living In The Solar System' — Then We Could Have '1,000 Mozarts And 1,000 Einsteins'

Jeff Bezos Says 'I Would Love To See A Trillion Humans Living In The Solar System' — Then We Could Have '1,000 Mozarts And 1,000 Einsteins'

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos isn't thinking small. He's thinking a trillion people big. On the " Lex Fridman Podcast " in 2023, Bezos laid out a vision t...

Jeff Bezos Says 'I Would Love To See A Trillion Humans Living In The Solar System' — Then We Could Have '1,000 Mozarts And 1,000 Einsteins'

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos isn't thinking small. He's thinking a trillion people big. On the "Lex Fridman Podcast" in 2023, Bezos laid out a vision tha...

Bay Area weather radar network aims to improve storm forecasting, flood prep and drought planning

Bay Area weather radar network aims to improve storm forecasting, flood prep and drought planning

Local, state and federal agencies gathered in San Francisco Thursday to announce a new radar network designed to show where the heaviest rain will fal...

Student adaptation brings “The Little Prince” to life at Don Tyson School of Innovation

SPRINGDALE -- For Sarah Karp, a senior at Don Tyson School of Innovation, the story of "The Little Prince" is a familiar companion....

Exoplanets: The Mind-Blowing Worlds Beyond Our Solar System

Exoplanets: The Mind-Blowing Worlds Beyond Our Solar System

Have you ever wondered if there is life on another planet? Exoplanets may hold the key to this question. They’re planets that orbit stars beyond our...

Blocking out the Stellar Lighthouses

Blocking out the Stellar Lighthouses

Finding another Earth is one of the greatest scientific challenges of our time and the biggest obstacle isn't the distance, it's the glare. An Earth l...

A Galactic Wind Caught in the Act

A Galactic Wind Caught in the Act

Twelve million light years away, a galaxy is throwing a tantrum on a cosmic scale. M82, the Cigar Galaxy is forming stars at ten times the rate of our...

How a tiny skin implant could turn your body into a ‘living pharmacy’

How a tiny skin implant could turn your body into a ‘living pharmacy’

Scientists created a small implant that works like a living pharmacy, producing medicine inside the body using living cells....

Astronaut’s Condition That Led to Space Station Evacuation Remains a Mystery - The New York Times

Astronaut’s Condition That Led to Space Station Evacuation Remains a Mystery The New York Times He suddenly couldn't speak in space. NASA astronaut ...

Astronaut’s Condition That Led to Space Station Evacuation Remains a Mystery

Astronaut’s Condition That Led to Space Station Evacuation Remains a Mystery

The astronaut, Michael Fincke, experienced a medical emergency in January that rendered him unable to speak, he said....

The Wired Belts are the new Rust Belts: Report ranks which jobs are most vulnerable

The Wired Belts are the new Rust Belts: Report ranks which jobs are most vulnerable

Digital Planet, the research center at the forefront of researching the AI transformation at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, today released t...

Astronomers put new spin on how planets form through largest survey of exoplanets using Big Island observatory

Astronomers put new spin on how planets form through largest survey of exoplanets using Big Island observatory

'Spin is a fossil record of how a planet formed,' said study lead author and researcher at Northwestern University Dino Chih-Chun Hsu in an announceme...

New Trend in Weight-Loss Drugs: 'Casual' Users

New Trend in Weight-Loss Drugs: 'Casual' Users

She didn't want to overhaul her body—just lose a few pounds. In New York magazine, Melissa Dahl profiles an emerging group of "casual" users of GLP-...

Supercomputer simulations map spliceosome motions in a two-million-atom human cell model

A new study from the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), in collaboration with Uppsala University (Sweden) and AstraZeneca, shows how computational...

Henry C. Lee Dies at 87; Forensic Scientist Testified in Defense of O.J. Simpson

Henry C. Lee Dies at 87; Forensic Scientist Testified in Defense of O.J. Simpson

The Times called him “the world’s most highly regarded forensic criminologist,” but later in his career he faced accusations that he had hidden ...

Massive star gamma-Cas found to be the source of powerful X-rays that puzzled astronomers

Massive star gamma-Cas found to be the source of powerful X-rays that puzzled astronomers

After years of debate, researchers pinpoint the cause of gamma-Cas’s strange behavior to an unseen star consuming its material....

How the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette counts crowds

Our highest priority is getting it right. That can be a tall order when venturing onto the uneven terrain of estimating crowd sizes. Even mathematicia...