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April 30, 2026
Cuba/World

Cuba Overhauls Science System to Power Economy Amid Mounting External Pressures

Cuba has launched a sweeping reorganization of its national science framework, positioning research and innovation at the core of its economic strategy as the country grapples with persistent external constraints. The overhaul,

Education/Health

The Changing Maternal Brain: How Pregnancy Rewires Women’s Neuroscience

A growing body of neuroscience is transforming how pregnancy is understood, suggesting that motherhood is not only a biological and hormonal transition but also a profound process of brain reorganization. A decade after pioneering findings published in Nature Neuroscience showed

April 13, 2026

Bacteria’s Hidden Arsenal Could Unlock the Next Generation of Molecular Tools

Health

For decades, bacteria have been waging microscopic battles against viruses, wielding molecular weapons that scientists barely understood—until now. Two groundbreaking studies published in Science

Engineering Alpha, Manufacturing Doubt

New Books/Technology

by Nil Milind Sharma’s The Quantamental Revolution arrives with the unmistakable confidence of a manifesto, a text that seeks not merely to describe a

Opera Unveils AI-Powered Browser ‘Neon’ Designed to Perform Tasks for Users

May 29, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Opera has announced a new browser called Opera Neon, built around artificial intelligence capabilities designed to go beyond traditional web browsing by performing tasks on behalf of users—including shopping, filling out forms,

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AI Benchmarks Face Scrutiny as Researchers Push for Smarter Evaluation Tools

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

As AI systems grow more powerful and complex, the methods used to measure their performance are beginning to buckle under the pressure. According to a recent deep dive by MIT Technology Review,

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Scientists Develop Breakthrough Catalyst for High-Efficiency Methanol Fuel Cells

April 10, 2025
China/World

A research team led by Professor ZHANG Tierui at the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has developed a novel catalyst that dramatically improves the performance of

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Ethically Sourced Human “Bodyoids” Could Revolutionize Medicine

March 26, 2025
Education/Health

The future of medicine could be on the verge of a paradigm shift with the potential development of ethically sourced “spare” human bodies, known as “bodyoids.” These lab-grown human structures, designed without

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How Old Is Your Brain? Understanding and Slowing Down the Aging Process

March 25, 2025
Education/Health

As we age, our bodies change in countless ways, but one question that’s been gaining attention in recent years is: how old is your brain? While it may seem like a mystery,

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Breakthrough in Sustainable Production of Antiviral Lignans Using Engineered Yeast

March 25, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Education

In a pioneering study, researchers have successfully biosynthesized lignan glycosides—powerful antiviral compounds—using a synthetic yeast system, a breakthrough that could significantly boost the availability of these vital compounds for medicinal use. Lignans,

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4 Game-Changing Energy Technologies

March 21, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

At the 2025 ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit, MIT Technology Review highlighted several breakthrough energy technologies that could power the future of the industry. Among the standout innovations were advancements in steel production,

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New NASA Data Suggests Our Universe Might Be Inside a Black Hole

March 18, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

A study using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has provided new evidence supporting a radical theory: our entire universe may exist within a black hole. Researchers at Kansas State University analyzed

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The Orphan That Killed Tesla: BYD’s Rise and Musk’s Miscalculation

March 18, 2025
Diplomacy/Technology

by Our Economic Affairs Editor For years, Tesla reigned supreme in the electric vehicle (EV) world, propelled by Elon Musk’s cult-like following and Silicon Valley bravado. Musk wasn’t just selling cars; he

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Bridging Science and Indigenous Knowledge

March 18, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

As scientific research continues to progress, there is a growing recognition that Indigenous and local knowledge systems offer invaluable insights that have long been overlooked or dismissed by traditional Western science. One

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Breakthrough Lithium Battery Powers Extreme-Condition Drones

March 18, 2025
Business/Technology

A research team from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (DICP), part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has announced a pioneering advancement in lithium battery technology, allowing drones to operate reliably

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China’s Alleged Sixth-Generation Fighter Jet Conducts Another Flight Test

March 18, 2025
China/World

A suspected Chinese sixth-generation fighter jet, which first surfaced in December last year, has reportedly undergone another flight test, according to videos and images circulating on social media on Monday. The footage,

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Trapped Antarctic Scientists Plead for Rescue After Alleged Assault and Threats

March 17, 2025
World

A team of South African researchers stationed at the Sanae IV base in Antarctica has made an urgent plea for rescue after escalating tensions among team members. The scientists, isolated at the

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15 Billion Miles from Earth — Power-Saving Could Propel Voyagers to the 2030s

March 17, 2025
News/Technology

After nearly half a century of groundbreaking exploration, NASA’s Voyager spacecraft are being carefully managed to ensure they continue their journey into the unknown reaches of space for as long as possible.

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Global Sea Levels Rising Faster Than Expected, NASA Reports

March 15, 2025
Education/News

A NASA-led study has revealed that global sea levels rose at a higher-than-expected rate in 2024, continuing a troubling trend of rapid acceleration over the past three decades. The average rise last

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