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Harvard University
The Shocking Truth About AI: It Talks Like Us, But Doesn’t Think Like Us
Experts warn we’re mistaking statistical mimicry for real understanding as AI tools grow more humanlike.
Harvard University
Ancient DNA Uncovers the Long-Lost Homeland of Hungarian and Finnish Language Roots
A groundbreaking genetic study reveals a Siberian origin for the mysterious Uralic language family, reshaping our understanding of prehistoric migrations across Eurasia.
University of Zurich
The Deepest Mystery of Life: Scientists May Have Uncovered How Complex Cells First Evolved
A radical new theory sheds light on the moment simple life took a giant leap toward complexity and why it may have only happened once in Earth’s history.
The London School of Economics
Why Banning Smartphones in Classrooms Could Be Hurting Teens More Than Helping Them
New research reveals how integrating phones into lessons boosts learning and shrinks achievement gaps challenging long-held school policies.
John Hopkins University
Can a Patch of Grass Heal a Hurting Mind? Science Says Yes
Transforming neglected urban lots into green spaces boosts teen mental health, reducing stress and sparking hope in communities.
Cornell University
The Surprising Truth About Motivation: It's Not the Goal That Matters
New research from Cornell reveals that the secret to long-term motivation isn’t reaching the goal, but learning to love the process of getting there.
Cornell University
This Shapeshifting Liquid Crystal Morphs on Command Then Snaps Right Back
Cornell scientists unveil a remarkable material that toggles between clear liquid and milky emulsion in seconds, hinting at the future of smart displays, camouflage tech, and bio-inspired machines.
Caltech
The Secret Fuel Behind Your Biggest Dreams: Why We Keep Going When It Gets Tough
New research uncovers what sparks our persistence, revealing how motivation, mindset, and meaning team up to drive us toward long-term goals
Australian National University
Magnets and Shot Glasses Are Souvenirs, But These Ancient Foods Told Stories of Distant Lands
How wild boars from faraway places became the ultimate gifts at a 5,000-year-old Iranian feast.
MIT
MIT’s Bold New Class Asks the Big Question: What Do We Owe Each Other?
In a world reshaped by AI, climate change, and tech disruption, a groundbreaking course challenges students to rethink ethics, responsibility, and the future of humanity.
The University of Manchester
Mild Infections, Devastating Consequences: Gene Mutation Linked to Childhood Paralysis
Researchers uncover a rare genetic condition that triggers severe nerve damage after minor illnesses, offering hope for earlier diagnosis and treatment.
Nanyang Technological University
Social Media Is Rewiring Young Minds, Global Study Warns
New international research links excessive social media use to shorter attention spans, emotional swings, and compulsive behavior in youth.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Robot Surgeon Performs Groundbreaking Operation Across Three Continents
CUHK’s self-built surgical robot pulls off a real-time, 20,000 km telesurgery—reshaping the future of remote medicine.
Kyoto University
This Tiny Lung-on-a-Chip Could Revolutionize How We Fight Pandemics
New biochip simulates human lung function to fast-track research on respiratory infections like COVID-19
Kyoto University
Dogs May Be Judging Your Character And They Remember It
New study suggests dogs don't just react to how you behave, they may actually form lasting impressions