Researchers developed soft microrobots that change shape with temperature and wirelessly transmit data, enabling real-time diagnostics at microscopic scales.
By Soham Nandi
5 Dec 2025
While AI can enhance conservation efforts, Cambridge scientists caution against its risks, advocating for ethical frameworks to ensure equitable benefits.
By Soham Nandi
4 Dec 2025
University of Houston engineers have developed a potentially transformative thin-film dielectric material that enhances AI performance while reducing energy consumption.
Research from MIT shows AI as a key player in the clean energy transition, optimizing power grids and accelerating materials discovery despite its energy costs.
By Soham Nandi
3 Dec 2025
BoltzGen, an AI model from MIT, innovatively designs protein binders, combining structure prediction with flexible control for diverse biological applications.
By Soham Nandi
3 Dec 2025
Coventry University has launched a new study examining whether the use of drone technology can be scaled up to make cities better prepared for emergencies.
Örebro University researchers collaborated with institutions across the globe to develop two new AI models for improved dementia detection.
AI-PPG age offers a non-invasive method to assess vascular health, linking biological age to cardiovascular risk and improving early intervention strategies.
By Soham Nandi
28 Nov 2025
New research reveals Kraków's air quality is impacted by nearby emissions, urging AI-driven, equitable regional solutions for effective pollution management.
By Soham Nandi
27 Nov 2025
Leading scholars from Harvard discuss the risks of AI on cognitive skills, emphasizing the importance of active mental engagement to preserve critical thinking.
By Soham Nandi
26 Nov 2025
popEVE, an AI tool developed by Harvard researchers, classifies genetic variants by disease potential, aiding in the diagnosis of rare genetic disorders.
Celebrating 25 years, Canadarm2 and Dextre not only sustain the ISS but also inspire medical robotics innovations that improve surgical procedures on Earth.
By Soham Nandi
25 Nov 2025
Science shapes the medicines that keep us healthy, the energy that powers our cities, the technologies that drive our economies, and our understanding of the universe
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a system named CytoDiffusion, which employs generative AI – the same technology that powers image generators like DALL-E – to examine the shape and structure of blood cells.
VGGT-SLAM revolutionizes robotic mapping, utilizing SL(4) manifold optimization to tackle reconstruction ambiguity and enhance environmental perception.
By Soham Nandi
21 Nov 2025