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MIT
A Skin Implant Could Rescue Diabetics From Sudden Sugar Crashes
New device releases life-saving hormone automatically, no injection required
John Hopkins University
Surgical Robot Pulls Off First-Ever Solo Operation
AI-powered system performs high-stakes surgery with no human guidance, matching expert skill even under pressure
KAIST
ChatGPT Just Got 60% Faster, Thanks to a Tiny AI Powerhouse
A breakthrough in core NPU design promises to turbocharge generative AI, slashing inference times and expanding its reach.
Yale University
Monkeys and Machines Process Images in Surprisingly Similar Ways
A new study reveals how primate brains and AI systems overlap when interpreting visual scenes, offering fresh clues about how we see the world.
Peking University
Water-Powered and Supercharged: A Radical Rethink of the Battery
A surprising hydrogen trick could push aqueous batteries into the energy big leagues. Safer, greener, and ready to compete with lithium.
ETH Zurich
Mountains Are Shifting, and This Tech Can Tell Us When
A cutting-edge simulation tool from ETH Zurich is reshaping how we predict avalanches, rockfalls, and other alpine disasters, before they strike.
Lund University
Tiny, Fatty and Powerful: The Future of Drug Delivery Is Already Here
Once overlooked, lipid nanoparticles are now leading a revolution in precision medicine.
The University of Queensland
Cyborg Beetles Could Transform Disaster Rescue Missions
Tiny backpack-wearing insects may help locate survivors faster than ever
Seoul National University
This Metal Ink Can Think: Scientists Create Smart Circuitry That Bends to Your Body
A breakthrough in liquid metal ink could unlock stretchable electronics that adapt to your skin, your movements, and maybe even your brain.
The University of Western Australia
AI Speaks English—But It’s Not the One Most of the World Uses
Your AI assistant might be fluent, but it’s not fluent in your English.