Physics
Light's Hidden Magnetism Rewrites A 180-Year-Old Physics Classic
Light's neglected magnetic side is finally being written into the physics of how it twists as it travels through magnetized matter.
Nov 19, 2025
Health
AI Fools Blood Experts With Fake Cells, Then Outdiagnoses Them
Ten experienced hematologists sat down to examine blood cell images and determine which were real, which were AI-generated fakes.
Nov 19, 2025
Brain & Behavior
Why Top Firms Push Out Good Workers To Protect Their Power
Elite firms build their reputations by firing good workers. That paradox, according to new research in the American Economic Review, reveals how talent signaling drives careers, profits, and power inside consulting, banking, and law.
Nov 19, 2025
Health
Lithium’s Alzheimer’s Promise Slips Away In Clinics Even As A New Path Emerges
For families hoping lithium could slow early memory loss, a new analysis delivers a clear and sobering verdict.
Nov 19, 2025
Life
Sperm Whales May Be Speaking In Vowels Too
Sperm whales may shape their clicks into something closer to speech than code. New research from UC Berkeley linguists and Project CETI suggests their calls…
Nov 19, 2025
Health
Excess Growth Hormone Ages The Liver, But A Supplement Mix May Help
A supplement cocktail that lowers glycation stress can partly rewind hormone driven liver aging, a finding that reshapes how scientists think about growth hormone and organ decline.
Nov 18, 2025
Technology
Crystals That Refuse To Sit Still May Shape Tomorrow's Quantum Machines
The blue green crystals look calm in the hand, but inside them the magnetic spins never settle, a restless behavior that could help build sturdier qubits.
Nov 17, 2025
Brain & Behavior
A Virtual Mouse Brain Lights Up a New Frontier
Powered by a supercomputer that can perform quadrillions of calculations each second, scientists have built one of the most detailed virtual brains ever created.
Nov 17, 2025
Health
Gene Editing Gives Stubborn Lung Tumors A Second Chance To Respond
Some lung tumors that once shrugged off chemotherapy can be forced to respond again with a single, precise gene edit.
Nov 17, 2025
Technology
Oceans Hold Enormous Carbon Potential, But We Are Nowhere Near Ready
On a chilly spring morning off Germany's Helgoland Island, a researcher leaned over a floating ring of seawater and drew a sample from a 7000 liter mesocosm, a…
Nov 17, 2025
Health
How The Brain Learns To See After Months Of Early Blindness
Some people begin life in darkness, yet later grow into adults who can recognize faces and objects with startling ease.
Nov 17, 2025
Brain & Behavior
Aroma Words Could Finally Bring Order To The Chaos Of Cannabis Smell
For all the talk about terpenes and strain names, the cannabis world has never agreed on what anything actually smells like.
Nov 17, 2025
Brain & Behavior
Taxes Get Popular When People Grasp What They Buy
A surprising new study reveals that simply explaining what governments actually do can dramatically shift public opinion on taxation.
Nov 17, 2025
Technology
Milky Way Unbound As AI Unlocks A Hundred Billion Stars
For the first time, scientists have simulated our Milky Way galaxy star by star, and they pulled it off with help from artificial intelligence.
Nov 16, 2025