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A patient receiving a non-invasive laser-assisted procedure, reflecting the growing preference for treatments with minimal downtime
The minimally invasive revolution
How non-surgical treatments are reshaping cosmetic medicine through safer, faster, and more accessible procedures
A moment of interaction between artificial intelligence and diverse communities, reflecting how technology is beginning to engage with culture, context, and human connection across borders
Can AI understand culture?
Language, identity, and the thin line between reflection and appropriation
A scientist waters a small plant in the lab, reflecting the nurturing side of biotechnology and future farming
The wild side of biotechnology
How glowing flowers, beef rice, and anti-browning bananas are reshaping the future of food and nature
A futuristic space-based solar power satellite transmits continuous clean energy from orbit to a ground receiving station on Earth
The case for space-based solar power
Why orbital energy could help stabilize the world’s increasingly electrified future
J. Craig Venter photographed by Steve Jurvetson from Los Altos, USA (licensed under CC BY 2.0)
J. Craig Venter: a great scientist, pioneer, and explorer
Exploring the legacy of J. Craig Venter and his impact on genetics, synthetic biology, and modern science
A lone observation setup under the night sky captures the quiet, methodical search for unidentified aerial phenomena
Inside Nightcrawler UAP’s hunt for anomalies in the sky
Independent researchers use mobile technology to track and analyze unexplained aerial phenomena
A woman experiencing perimenopause, reflecting hormonal transition and midlife health
Perimenopause: the most overlooked health transition
Why this hormonal phase shapes women’s long-term metabolic, cognitive, and cardiovascular health
Researchers are continuing to investigate how COVID-19 infection and vaccination affect pregnancy and fetal development
COVID-19 spike protein has been found to cross the placenta
Expectant mothers who were infected with or vaccinated for COVID-19 had the spike protein present in fetal immune cells during pregnancy
A boy playing computer games across three screens
The silent hardware crisis
How AI is breaking the RAM market
A young writer focused at home, sitting at the table and jotting down ideas in their sketchpad
Dear ChatGPT: I want my voice back
Balance between perfection and authenticity in writing
A late-night conversation with an AI therapist highlights the growing tension between digital convenience and the human realities of mental health care
The dangerous illusion of AI therapy
As chatbots scale mental health support, evidence reveals a gap between fluency and real care
A financial analyst studying real-time market intelligence, representing the growing role of AI-driven decision-making in fintech
Next-gen fintech operations and risk management
How resilience, compliance, and real-time risk control will determine who can scale in 2026
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge raising awareness for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, 2015
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: beyond the diagnosis
A medical overview and the lived experience of ALS
Take action today to safeguard your inbox and enhance your overall cybersecurity posture
Essential practices for best email security
Implement them today to fortify your inbox
A human and a robotic hand barely touching, alluding to the Renaissance painting "The Creation of Adam", by Michelangelo Buonarroti
The Renaissance human ideal in an age of AI
Freed from survival imperatives, could we finally pursue work in the deeper sense of human excellence?
The Moon is deeply tied to how life on Earth developed and how human civilization functions
Take me to the moon: the frontier of technological regime
The true meaning of the new lunar race with the construction of a new historical capability with a human purpose
A writer immersed in the creative process collaborates with generative AI in a quiet home workspace, reflecting the evolving relationship between human thought and machine-assisted authorship
Writing with generative AI
Co-creation, craft, and the mediation of meaning
A society under constant surveillance, where digital systems quietly shape behavior, visibility, and power
The AI fear no one is talking about
Will AI split humanity apart?
Located in Chile’s Coquimbo Region, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory—formerly the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope—is a major astronomical research facility
Vera C. Rubin Observatory: a new eye on the universe
How the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is transforming our understanding of space, time, and the unseen cosmos
A vision of orbital infrastructure where data, energy, and industry operate beyond Earth’s limits—transforming space from a frontier into a functional extension of the global system
When the cloud hits the ground
Why energy limits, sovereignty, and infrastructure are pushing data centers into orbit
Cochliomyia hominivorax, a type of parasitic fly whose larvae look like worms and feed on live animals
The biological wall to keep out screwworms
A joint effort between the USA, Mexico, and Panama
Inflammaging is a chronic, low-grade, systemic inflammation that increases with age
Intestine immune cells contribute to hallmarks of aging
Chronic inflammation has been shown to affect intestinal integrity, the microbiome, and overall health in multiple ways
Avoid the damage of exposing your personal information online by understanding how phishing websites work and how to act when the problem appears
How to defend your data
Expert tips to identify phishing websites and prevent data theft
A man sits in quiet reflection as a symbolic parliament unfolds behind him—each figure representing the many voices, conflicts, and negotiations within the human mind
Governance within: the mind as a living parliament
Exploring the inner negotiations between emotion, reason, and self through psychology, engineering, and AI
Teal, Gadwall and Curlew on the shoreline at Crossness (c) Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne
Low tide gathering on the Thames
From bobbing sandpipers to hundreds of wintering teal, an early spring walk reveals the rich and fragile birdlife along London’s tidal edge
Futuristic humanoid AI analyzing complex data patterns, symbolizing the performative nature of machine intelligence
The illusion of machine understanding
Reframing artificial intelligence as performance rather than cognition
Together, chronic diseases account for about 70–75% of deaths globally, according to the World Health Organization. Regular visits to the doctor are highly recommended to keep track of one's health
Tackling the global chronic disease crisis
How health management programs can address the “Big 10”
Human judgment at the center of intelligent systems: experts and algorithms working side by side to guide decisions that demand context, ethics, and accountability
Keeping humans in the equation
Designing AI systems that remain accountable, ethical, and resilient
Brain development isn’t just about growth: it’s about refining connections based on experience
The five stages of human brain development
Recent research identified five distinct, non-linear structural phases over a lifetime
Only highly developed technology endures in space. Manufacturing can benefit greatly from Space Science advancements
From life in space straight to manufacturing industries
High-performance ideas from rockets and satellites can help companies operate more efficiently and with fewer defects
Machine learning models can incorporate hundreds or thousands of variables at once, learning subtle combinations of signals that may indicate elevated risk
Understanding sudden cardiac arrest with machine learning
Predicting who is at risk has remained one of medicine’s toughest challenges
Two men reviewing code on a board, illustrating collaborative coding and the use of AI tools in development
Google antigravity and the vibe check that built an app
A new era of natural-language programming powered by autonomous AI agents
A portrait of a woman holding a magnifying glass over her eye
How to recognize A.I. written content?
A practical guide to spotting linguistic patterns, engagement tricks, and automated writing cues online
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Events in Science & Technology

Tania Candiani, Radix, exhibition view. Courtesy of IVAM
Radix
29 Apr — 20 Sep 2026 at the IVAM in Valencia, Spain
Jürgen Merz, Glaciers out of balance. Courtesy of Naturhistorisches Museum Wien
Glaciers out of balance
31 Dec 2025 — 10 Jan 2027 at the Naturhistorisches Museum Wien in Vienna, Austria
Schnee war gestern, ausstellungsansicht. Mit freundlicher genehmigung des Naturhistorischen Museums
Schnee war gestern
4 Dec 2025 — 15 Dec 2028 at the Natural History Museum in Graz, Austria
Climate change in Styria, exhibition view. Courtesy of Natural History Museum
Climate change in Styria
4 Dec 2025 — 31 Dec 2028 at the Natural History Museum in Graz, Austria
Et leeft. The exhibition on menstruation, exhibition view. Courtesy of Lëtzebuerg City Museum
Et leeft. The exhibition on menstruation
10 Oct 2025 — 19 Jul 2026 at the Lëtzebuerg City Museum in Luxembourg, Luxembourg
L’île de sable, ausstellungsansicht. Mit freundlicher genehmigung von Laténium
L’île de sable
4 Oct 2025 — 10 Jan 2027 at the Laténium in Neuchâtel, Switzerland
More than recycling, exhibition view. Courtesy of Technisches Museum Wien
More than recycling
17 Jun 2025 — 31 Dec 2026 at the TMW - Technisches Museum Wien in Vienna, Austria
BiodiverseCity? Exhibition view. Courtesy of Estonian Natural History Museum
BiodiverseCity?
6 Oct 2023 — 20 Sep 2026 at the Estonian Natural History Museum in Tallinn, Estonia
The Horse. Courtesy of Museum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture
The Horse
Permanent event at the Museum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture in Budapest, Hungary
Rolls Royce “Nene” Mark 1. Courtesy of British Columbia Aviation Museum
Rolls Royce “Nene” Mark 1
Permanent event at the British Columbia Aviation Museum in Sidney, Canada
Air & Space. Courtesy of California Science Center
Air & Space
Permanent event at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, United States
Franklin Model 4AC. Courtesy of British Columbia Aviation Museum
Franklin Model 4AC
Permanent event at the British Columbia Aviation Museum in Sidney, Canada
The Earth and Astronomy. Courtesy of Montshire Museum of Science
The Earth and Astronomy
Permanent event at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich, United States
Dentistry collection, technical heritage of Slovenian dentistry, exhibition view. Courtesy of Museum of recent history Celje
Dentistry collection (...)
Permanent event at the Museum of recent history Celje in Celje, Slovenia
Wonderlab. Courtesy of National Science and Media Museum
Wonderlab
Permanent event at the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford, United Kingdom
Hallway Exhibitions. Courtesy of COSI Columbus' Dynamic Hands-On Science Center
Hallway Exhibitions
Permanent event at the COSI Columbus' Dynamic Hands-On Science Center in Columbus, United States
Climate Change is Here. Courtesy of Ingenium
Climate Change is Here
Permanent event at the Ingenium in Ottawa, Canada
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