For generations, we have imagined viruses as a unique entity: hostile intruders that we must eliminate at all costs, no matter what means. But what if the pathogens that we have been fighting for centuries were also secret stars of innovations of the nature? An increasing amount of evidence, as in Nature or even a Read details…
A Cosmic Whisper: Did We Just Find Alien Life? Breakthrough in Exoplanet Discovery: Think of a place where enormous oceans are beaten by a misty sky of hydrogen-freighted air, somewhere mysterious chemistry promises something very special, life. This is the buzz astronomers are making after the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has spotted dimethyl sulfide Read details…
Have you considered just how important data is for AI in science? People often notice the big achievements in AI, but what truly decides success or failure is often how good the data is. The reliability and relevance of data matter far more than how much data we have, whether in climate models or finding Read details…
A Window into the Icy Unknown For decades, Uranus has pretty much stayed out of the limelight, being way out there, tipped on its side, and mostly overlooked since a probe took some pictures of it back in 1986. But that changed in March 2025. During one of the few times Uranus goes right in Read details…
How Single-Cell Insights Are Rewriting the Playbook on Cancer and Complex Diseases A New Era in the War on Disease Glioblastoma doesn’t play fair. The tumor shows a relentless unpredictability in its ability to avoid medical treatment of any kind. Although patients undergo maximum surgery in addition to radiation and chemotherapy the tumor often regrows. Read details…