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As a test, the researchers recorded the sounds of spring in Philadelphia, then used SmartDJ to transform them into the sounds of a forest.

An AI That Edits Your Soundscape Just by Being Told What You Want to Hear

Your Epigenetic Age Is Aging Your Brain, but Not in the Way Scientists Expected

For a recent CSHL Cancer Center study, Adjunct Professor Mikala Egeblad (now a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor with Johns Hopkins University) and postdoc Xue-Yan He (now Assistant Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis) teamed with CSHL Professor Linda Van Aelst. Above: lung cancer metastasis in a mouse that underwent experiments designed to simulate the stress that cancer patients experience.

AI Tool Reads Individual Tumor Cells to Predict Who Will Survive Cancer

abstract time physics artwork

Atomic Clocks Can Now Tick Faster and Slower at the Same Time

OIST PhD student Aditya Singh generates and observes surface waves that act as a classical analogue to quantum effects.

Swirling Vortex in Water Tank Reveals Hidden Geometry of Quantum World

Transparent acrylic samples with engineered nanotextured surfaces, prepared for microscopy analysis, showing how clear plastic can be turned into a coating that physically tears viruses apart on contact. Image: RMIT

Plastic Film Kills Viruses by Tearing Them Apart

From left to right: Xavier Trepat, Pau Guillamat and Marino Arroyo.

Scientists Program Flat Sheets of Cells to Fold Themselves Into Bowls and Roses

Alzheimer’s Drugs Clear the Plaques but Leave Patients No Better Off

AI robot on its knees

2026 Report: AI Can Win a Gold Medal in Mathematics but Still Cannot Tell the Time

Dr. Zenil showing on the screen a simulation of AI agents interacting and trying to infleunce one another, along with the various metrics associated with each agent in the arena.

Why Perfect AI Alignment Is Mathematically Impossible, and Why That Might Be Fine

An illustration of a hip replacement is shown.

Turmeric and Ginger Coatings on Titanium Implants Kill Bacteria and Boost Bone Growth

AI illustration

Science’s AI Revolution Is Being Strangled by a 400-Year-Old Publishing System

car battery attached to jumper cables

Old Car Battery Acid Can Break Down Plastic Waste and Generate Clean Hydrogen

newborn baby sleeping

Injectable Particle Makes Surgery Safer for Newborns

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