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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.

The Shocking Truth About AI: It Talks Like Us, But Doesn’t Think Like Us
EPFL

Scientists Have Found a Way to Hide Information in Light Using a Twisted New Material

EPFL researchers have created a chiral metasurface that can encode hidden messages using the shape of light itself opening the door to ultra-secure encryption and futuristic sensors.

Scientists Have Found a Way to Hide Information in Light Using a Twisted New Material
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.

Why Banning Smartphones in Classrooms Could Be Hurting Teens More Than Helping Them
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.

This Shapeshifting Liquid Crystal Morphs on Command Then Snaps Right Back
MIT

This Simulation Peered 1 Million Years Into the Future and It Held Up

MIT model accurately forecasts the long-term behavior of nuclear waste deep underground, boosting global confidence in permanent disposal solutions.

This Simulation Peered 1 Million Years Into the Future and It Held Up
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.

Robot Surgeon Performs Groundbreaking Operation Across Three Continents
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

This Tiny Lung-on-a-Chip Could Revolutionize How We Fight Pandemics
University Of Cambridge

AI Finds the Needle in the Alzheimer’s Haystack, Boosting Hope for Better Drugs

By reanalyzing clinical trial data, artificial intelligence identified patients who actually benefited speeding up the search for effective treatments.

AI Finds the Needle in the Alzheimer’s Haystack, Boosting Hope for Better Drugs
MIT

Anyone Can Now Teach a Robot with Zero Coding Required

MIT's new handheld interface lets users train robots through teleoperation, movement, or demonstration bringing human skills into robotics.

Anyone Can Now Teach a Robot with Zero Coding Required
The University of Western Australia

New Gene Editing Tool Supercharges the Immune System’s Fight Against Cancer

A next-gen platform offers safer, stronger T cell therapies for hard-to-treat tumors

New Gene Editing Tool Supercharges the Immune System’s Fight Against Cancer
The University of Queensland

Breakthrough Ultrasound Tech Lets Us Watch Drugs Enter the Brain in Real Time

A new imaging device developed by University of Queensland scientists could transform how we safely deliver treatments for brain diseases

Breakthrough Ultrasound Tech Lets Us Watch Drugs Enter the Brain in Real Time
University of California San Diego

Humanoid Robots Are Coming for the Operating Room

As hospitals strain under pressure, robotic surgeons may offer relief, if we let them

Humanoid Robots Are Coming for the Operating Room
Seoul National University

This Tiny Wireless Implant Blasts Tumors With Chemo And Then Disappears

A new drug delivery device targets cancer directly, sparing the rest of the body from toxic side effects

This Tiny Wireless Implant Blasts Tumors With Chemo And Then Disappears
Carnegie Mellon University

Scientists Hack Red Blood Cells to Become Tiny Drug-Carrying Machines

Your bloodstream’s most common cells may soon be delivering more than just oxygen.

Scientists Hack Red Blood Cells to Become Tiny Drug-Carrying Machines
MIT

AI Designs Weird, Efficient Sea Gliders That Could Transform Ocean Science

MIT researchers trained artificial intelligence to shape underwater vehicles that move like nothing else — and they could change how we explore the deep.

AI Designs Weird, Efficient Sea Gliders That Could Transform Ocean Science