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New CRISPR technique selectively shreds cancer cells, providing a new avenue for treating malignancies

New CRISPR technique selectively shreds cancer cells, providing a new avenue for treating malignancies

IGI researchers used Cas12a proteins to target and destroy cells carrying a genetic mutation implicated in nearly half of all cancers. The post New CR...

USU researchers explore mini vegetable plants for urban agriculture

USU researchers explore mini vegetable plants for urban agriculture

As cities grow and farmland becomes increasingly distant from consumers, Utah State University researchers are exploring innovative ways to bring food...

Trump Backs a Novice in Nevada House Race

Trump Backs a Novice in Nevada House Race

Nevada's only Republican congressional seat is open for the first time in 15 years, and the primary is testing Republican voters' appetite for a veter...

Austin company selected for NASA Moon Base mission to lunar south pole

Austin company selected for NASA Moon Base mission to lunar south pole

Firefly Aerospace, based in Cedar Park, will help carry four NASA drones to the moon’s south pole as part of the agency’s ambitious Moon Base init...

Ultraviolet Radiation Effects on the Optical Properties of Water-Dominated Exoplanet Hazes

Ultraviolet Radiation Effects on the Optical Properties of Water-Dominated Exoplanet Hazes

Temperate sub-Neptune and terrestrial exoplanets could contain large inventories of water in various phases, such as water-dominated atmospheres or ev...

Simple Cyanides and Formylium Ions Isotopologues in Early Star-forming Molecular Cores

Simple Cyanides and Formylium Ions Isotopologues in Early Star-forming Molecular Cores

Understanding the chemistry related to the early stages of star formation is of great importance, as it is linked to the beginnings of the most comple...

Why Can't the Universe Be Cyclic? Part 3: The Ekpyrotic Universe and Its Bouncing Branes

The ekpyrotic theory tries to beat inflation with bouncing higher-dimensional branes, no singularity, and a universe that has always existed. A tour o...

Biocidal Conditions in Low-Mars-Orbit Can Inactivate Bioburden on External Mars Spacecraft Surfaces and Dust Particles Within a Few Sols

Biocidal Conditions in Low-Mars-Orbit Can Inactivate Bioburden on External Mars Spacecraft Surfaces and Dust Particles Within a Few Sols

Mars Sample Return Program planning includes a series of spacecraft staged both on the Martian surface and in low-Mars-orbit (LMO). During the transfe...

GJ 3929 b as the First Complete Rocky Worlds DDT Data Set

GJ 3929 b as the First Complete Rocky Worlds DDT Data Set

Despite their large abundance, it is still unknown whether and under what conditions rocky planets around M dwarf stars can host atmospheres. This ope...

Centralia, Pennsylvania has burned underground since 1962, and the unsettling lesson for nuclear-winter models is that the sky can clear long before the fuel source stops burning

Centralia, Pennsylvania has burned underground since 1962, and the unsettling lesson for nuclear-winter models is that the sky can clear long before the fuel source stops burning

A trash fire in 1962 ignited the anthracite seam beneath Centralia, Pennsylvania, and federal estimates say the underground blaze has enough fuel to b...

Tethis to launch SmartBioSurface® slides at EACR Conference

Tethis to launch SmartBioSurface® slides at EACR Conference

MILAN, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Tethis S.p.A., a pioneering life sciences and diagnostics company, today announces the commercial launch of SmartB...

UK startup NewOrbit raises $18.5 million in Series A round

UK startup NewOrbit raises $18.5 million in Series A round

SAN FRANCISCO – NewOrbit Space, a UK startup developing satellites for very low Earth orbit (VLEO), has raised $18.5 million in a Series A investmen...

The 1983 made-for-TV film ‘The Day After’ was watched by an estimated 100 million Americans on a single Sunday night, and Ronald Reagan wrote in his diary that it left him ‘greatly depressed’, a reaction his biographers later linked directly to his push for the Reykjavik disarmament summit three years later.

The 1983 made-for-TV film ‘The Day After’ was watched by an estimated 100 million Americans on a single Sunday night, and Ronald Reagan wrote in his diary that it left him ‘greatly depressed’, a reaction his biographers later linked directly to his push for the Reykjavik disarmament summit three years later.

On November 20, 1983, an estimated 100 million Americans watched ABC's nuclear war film 'The Day After' on a single night. President Reagan, who had s...

Simone Biles Shares Scary Health Ordeal

Simone Biles Shares Scary Health Ordeal

Simone Biles says her week included something she says she didn't have on her "bingo card": nearly dying, NBC News reports. The 29-year-old gymnastics...

OQ Technology plans direct-to-smartphone demo with cellular spectrum

OQ Technology plans direct-to-smartphone demo with cellular spectrum

Luxembourg’s OQ Technology plans to test direct-to-smartphone satellite connectivity next year in Germany using a local telco’s cellular spectrum,...

Georgia Program Backs Pioneering Antibody Research with Global Reach

Georgia Program Backs Pioneering Antibody Research with Global Reach

A new grant from the Georgia Research Alliance (GRA) is backing an ambitious effort by Georgia Tech scientists to accelerate the development of human ...

Cosylab Launches PlanOneTM Treatment Planning System for Particle Therapy

Cosylab today announced the commercial launch of PlanOneTM, a treatment planning system for particle therapy, bringing physics-accurate, radiobiologic...

Danish Soccer Star Collapses on Field—Again

Danish Soccer Star Collapses on Field—Again

Christian Eriksen suffered another on-field scare Sunday—but this time, doctors say he's awake and talking, ESPN reports. The 34-year-old Denmark mi...

160-year-old painting of a woman 'proves' time travel is real

160-year-old painting of a woman 'proves' time travel is real

The painting, titled 'The Expected One', appears to depict a woman holding what resembles a smartphone in a countryside setting — but there's someth...

US firm’s reusable launch system goes beyond Mach 4 speed twice, key for suborbital missions

US firm’s reusable launch system goes beyond Mach 4 speed twice, key for suborbital missions

General Hypersonics' achievement sets another ram-accelerated mass-to-velocity milestone and advances the company's goal of making high-cadence hypers...