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23 articlesScientists Can Now Watch (Almost) Every Cell in a Living Animal Talk to Each Other at Once
A new imaging technique out of HHMI's Janelia Research Campus can record real-time activity from nearly every cell in a living zebrafish at once, across the brain, gut, and heart simultaneously — and it's already turning up findings nobody was specifically looking for.
Scientists Found a Way to Switch On Magnetism in a Material That's Supposed to Have None
Ruthenium dioxide has been treated as settled science for years — a material that just isn't magnetic. Rice University researchers found that shaving it down to a few atomic layers and placing it under strain flips that answer, with real implications for next-generation computer memory.
Data Centers Are Eating the Power Grid. A New Fuel Cell Catalyst Might Help Them Feed Themselves.
Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis built a new carbon nanostructure that finally lets platinum-cobalt fuel cell catalysts hit full atomic ordering without falling apart — a decade-old tradeoff that's stood in the way of hydrogen fuel cells becoming a practical way to power energy-hungry data centers.
Life's Building Blocks Don't Just Survive in Venus's Acid Clouds — They Fold Into Useful Shapes There
MIT researchers found that peptides don't just survive in Venus's near-pure sulfuric acid clouds — they fold into the same kind of biologically useful shapes seen in Earth proteins, and the reason why is almost backwards from what you'd expect.
The Ocean Just Had Its Hottest June Ever — and 2026 Isn't Done Setting Records
The EU's Copernicus Marine Service confirmed June 2026 as the hottest June ever recorded for the global ocean, with marine heatwaves covering 82% of the planet's seas — and July came close to breaking the all-time ocean heat record outright.
Uber's Robotaxi Bet Isn't Building Self-Driving Cars. It's Becoming the App They All Run On.
Baidu's fully driverless Apollo Go vehicles went live on Uber's app in Dubai today — not Uber's first robotaxi launch, but the clearest look yet at a strategy where Uber doesn't build the self-driving tech at all, it just becomes the app every AV company plugs into.
After 50 Years, Physicists Have Their Strongest Evidence Yet for a Particle Made of Pure Force
A Chinese-led team of roughly 700 physicists says it has the strongest evidence yet for a glueball — a particle made entirely of force, with no matter in it at all — closing in on something theorists have predicted since the 1970s but never managed to catch.
MIT Turned Bacteria Into Living Transistors — and Wants to Put Computers on Plant Roots
MIT researchers have engineered bacteria that act as transistors, printing living circuit boards onto a petri dish — a different approach to biological computing that sidesteps the usual limits of cramming a whole circuit into one cell.
Astronomers May Have Found the First Confirmed 'Black Hole Star' — and a Clue to One of Webb's Biggest Mysteries
A bright red dot spotted by the James Webb Space Telescope from just 660 million years after the Big Bang may be the first confirmed 'black hole star' — a black hole wrapped in a hydrogen envelope the size of a solar system — and it could help explain one of the strangest puzzles Webb has turned up.
A Personalized T-Cell Therapy Cleared a Teenager's Metastatic Kidney Cancer. A Real Trial Comes Next.
Doctors in Heidelberg used a personalized T-cell therapy to eliminate a teenager's treatment-resistant kidney cancer after a decade of relapses — a single compassionate-use case now published in NEJM, with a proper clinical trial planned for 2027.
AI Has Started Running Cyberattacks on Its Own, Not Just Helping Plan Them
Check Point's Annual AI Security Report 2026 says AI has moved past helping cybercriminals prepare attacks and is now executing parts of live intrusions itself — and the incidents backing that claim are already public.
SpaceXAI's Grok Bot Wants to Be Your AI Coworker, Not Your Chatbot
Elon Musk's SpaceXAI has launched Grok Bot, a team of persistent AI agents that log into a company's actual apps and get work done end to end — the latest move in the industry's race from chatbots to autonomous digital coworkers.
Meta Ships Muse Glimmer: A 30B Open-Weight AI Model Built to Run on Your Laptop
Meta's new Muse Glimmer model packs a 30-billion-parameter multimodal system onto a single consumer GPU, continuing the company's bet that open-weight models — not closed ones — will win the agentic AI era.
Earth's Energy Imbalance Hits a Record High: What WMO's 2025 Climate Report Actually Shows
The World Meteorological Organization's State of the Global Climate 2025 report shows greenhouse gases, ocean heat, and sea level all at or near record highs — with a new indicator, Earth's energy imbalance, now flagged as the most telling signal of all.
AI Writes Its First Living Genome: Stanford's Evo Models Design Functional Viruses From Scratch
Stanford and Arc Institute researchers used generative AI models to design complete, functional bacteriophage genomes for the first time — a leap past protein prediction that's already reopening the debate over biosecurity oversight.
Weightless Power: How Ilika's Goliath Solid-State Batteries are Charging the EV Future
Ilika plc has reached a critical milestone with its 10Ah Goliath solid-state battery prototypes, offering a 20% weight reduction and significant cost savings for the next generation of high-performance electric vehicles.
Open-Source Power: Alibaba's Xuantie C950 and the Hardware Foundation for Agentic AI
Alibaba's latest high-performance RISC-V core, the Xuantie C950, signals a paradigm shift toward open-source hardware specifically optimized for agentic AI and complex edge reasoning.
Miniaturizing Vision: How Integrated RGB Laserchips are Solving the AR Hardware Bottleneck
Dutch startup Brilliance RGB is scaling integrated laserchip technology that reduces AR power consumption tenfold while enabling brighter, more compact displays for everyday eyewear.
Weightless Power: How Ilika's Goliath Solid-State Batteries are Charging the EV Future
Ilika plc has reached a critical milestone with its 10Ah Goliath solid-state battery prototypes, offering a 20% weight reduction and significant cost savings for the next generation of high-performance electric vehicles.
The Strength of Lattice: How Samsung's Flex Titanium Redefines Foldable Durability
Samsung's innovative Flex Titanium technology introduces a hybrid-manufactured lattice structure and ultra-thin alloy film to achieve thinner, more resilient foldable displays.
Perplexity’s July 2026 Update: Brain, Faster Computer Models, and Website Publishing
Perplexity’s latest update adds Brain, a self-improving memory system for Computer, along with faster model orchestration, mid-task model switching, and one-click website publishing. It signals a shift from search-only workflows toward persistent, agentic work across sessions.
Designing Life at Machine Speed: AI Models Are Rewriting Drug Discovery and Protein Engineering
Generative AI models are moving past predicting protein structure to designing entirely new molecules — compressing years of lab work into weeks.
Beyond Autocomplete: How Reasoning and Agentic Systems Are Redefining What AI Can Do
Reasoning models and agentic AI systems are outperforming raw scale on multi-step tasks — and reliability, not capability, is now the frontier.