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UT Austin Villa Finishes Strong at RoboCup 2026

UT Austin Villa Finishes Strong at RoboCup 2026

Students travelled to South Korea to compete in the world’s largest and most prestigious robotics competition. The post UT Austin Villa Finishes Str...

Senate Democrats Block $1T Annual Defense Bill

Senate Democrats Block $1T Annual Defense Bill

Senate Democrats blocked a $1 trillion annual defense bill Tuesday, refusing to advance the bipartisan package that would substantially increase Penta...

Inotiv Announces Confirmation of Plan of Reorganization

Inotiv, Inc. (NASDAQ: NOTV) (the “Company”, or “Inotiv”), a leading Contract Research Organization specializing in nonclinical and analytical ...

Inotiv Announces Confirmation of Plan of Reorganization

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Inotiv, Inc. (NASDAQ: NOTV) (the “Company”, or “Inotiv”), a leading Contract Research Organization spec...

University of Kentucky Researcher Helps Solve Longstanding Black Hole Mystery

University of Kentucky Researcher Helps Solve Longstanding Black Hole Mystery

Using observations from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, an international team of researchers, led by the Universite de Montreal, have captured one ...

Decolonizing Technosignatures: Reimagining Technosignatures Through An Indigenist Lens

Decolonizing Technosignatures: Reimagining Technosignatures Through An Indigenist Lens

[astro-ph.IM] There exist numerous proposals for potential technosignatures that we can search for, but they all tend to be deviations from possible n...

Gravitational waves reveal hidden populations within black hole mergers

Since gravitational waves were first detected in 2015, instruments including LIGO, Virgo and KAGRA have picked up a steady stream of signals from coll...

The Role Of Minerals In Prebiotic Evolution: Implications For Identifying Worlds With The Potential For Life’s Origin

The Role Of Minerals In Prebiotic Evolution: Implications For Identifying Worlds With The Potential For Life’s Origin

[Fundamental Research] Understanding the origin of life requires explaining how abiotic molecules transitioned into the first living systems within pl...

Clarkson professor collaborates with archaeologists in Spain

Clarkson professor collaborates with archaeologists in Spain

POTSDAM — Clarkson University Professor Allen Gontz recently joined Spanish archaeologists in Galicia, Spain, to investigate nearly 2,000-year-old R...

Climates Of Temperate Rocky Planets With He-dominated Atmospheres

Climates Of Temperate Rocky Planets With He-dominated Atmospheres

[astro-ph.EP] We present radiative-convective modeling of rocky exoplanets with He-dominated atmospheres and low envelope mass fractions. Helium has a...

Why are some people mosquito magnets and others unbothered? A medical entomologist points to metabolism, body odor and mindset

Why are some people mosquito magnets and others unbothered? A medical entomologist points to metabolism, body odor and mindset

Mosquitoes can track down potential hosts using the CO2 released by humans’ metabolic processes, a medical entomologist explains....

Aerosols And Hydrocarbons In The Atmosphere Of A White Dwarf Planet

Aerosols And Hydrocarbons In The Atmosphere Of A White Dwarf Planet

[astro-ph.EP] Most stars, including our Sun, will one day evolve into red giants and, subsequently, white dwarfs. Several planet candidates have recen...

Leafcutter ants don’t eat the leaves they carry home in long green columns — they feed the clippings to an underground fungus, and it is the fungus they farm and eat, a practice that predates human agriculture by around 50 million years

Leafcutter ants don’t eat the leaves they carry home in long green columns — they feed the clippings to an underground fungus, and it is the fungus they farm and eat, a practice that predates human agriculture by around 50 million years

Leafcutter ants cannot digest the leaves they famously carry — instead they feed the clippings to an underground fungus, Leucoagaricus gongylophorus...

Japan created a national ministerial post for loneliness in 2021, becoming only the second country after Britain to appoint such a minister, after data linked prolonged social isolation to a measurable rise in suicides during the pandemic.

Japan created a national ministerial post for loneliness in 2021, becoming only the second country after Britain to appoint such a minister, after data linked prolonged social isolation to a measurable rise in suicides during the pandemic.

In February 2021, Japan appointed Tetsushi Sakamoto as the world's second cabinet minister for loneliness, three years after Britain created the role....

Journalist Alarmed When He’s Fired, But Company Keeps Posting AI Slop Under His Name

Journalist Alarmed When He’s Fired, But Company Keeps Posting AI Slop Under His Name

It was a "slap in the face." The post Journalist Alarmed When He’s Fired, But Company Keeps Posting AI Slop Under His Name appeared first on Futuris...

The rivers on Titan flow, pool into lakes and are fed by rainfall on a slow cycle much like our own, but the liquid is methane and the ground beneath it is water frozen hard as stone

The rivers on Titan flow, pool into lakes and are fed by rainfall on a slow cycle much like our own, but the liquid is methane and the ground beneath it is water frozen hard as stone

Saturn's moon Titan has rivers, rainfall, lakes and a slow hydrological cycle uncannily like Earth's — but the liquid is methane, the bedrock is fro...

The pale, eyeless olm salamander of Slovenian caves can go up to a decade without eating and lives more than 100 years, spending nearly its entire existence motionless in cold darkness it has never once seen.

The pale, eyeless olm salamander of Slovenian caves can go up to a decade without eating and lives more than 100 years, spending nearly its entire existence motionless in cold darkness it has never once seen.

In the flooded caves of Slovenia, the blind, pale olm salamander can fast for ten years, sits motionless for years at a time, and lives past 100 in co...

*Who Thinks Like an Economist?*

*Who Thinks Like an Economist?*

That is the title of a recent book by Beatrice Magistro. Some key results are: Economic knowledge consistently predicts higher support for welfare-enh...

Video game lets you hunt like a wolf to help science

Video game lets you hunt like a wolf to help science

Built from real predator-prey chases, a new video game lets scientists study how endurance and decision-making shape the outcome of hunts....

If you compressed the entire history of Earth into a single calendar year, humans appear at 11:36 pm on the 31st of December, agriculture at 11:59, and everything written down in history occupies the final 15 seconds before midnight

If you compressed the entire history of Earth into a single calendar year, humans appear at 11:36 pm on the 31st of December, agriculture at 11:59, and everything written down in history occupies the final 15 seconds before midnight

The most useful thing about compressing Earth’s history into a calendar year is not that the timestamps are perfect. They are not. The value is that...