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The organs keep our body alive, balanced, and functioning as one system
Expanding organ health to population health
Understanding organ system interactions could improve treatment during disease outbreaks
Formal introduction: Childbirth Survival International (CSI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing maternal and child health, particularly in low-resource settings
Can big data change the story of maternal mortality?
Exploring how innovation, equity, and accountability can help end preventable maternal deaths
A computer setup with a gaming PC, headphones, and a smartphone on the desk
Your PC is your new AI supercomputer
A new era of private and uncensored AI begins
Woman standing near a house destroyed by an earthquake in India
When disaster strikes without warning
Understanding seismic risks and the critical need for preparedness in a rapidly urbanizing world
A large-scale desalination plant efficiently processes seawater, converting it into fresh water for various uses, with the returned brine visibly re-entering the ocean
Desalination and the future of water
Across islands, deserts, and cities, desalination is rewriting humanity’s relationship with water—one drop at a time
After the spectacle fades, what remains is not intelligence—but expectation confronting its limit
The great AI reality check
How GPT-5 ended a decade of exponential faith and forced a reckoning with reality
The common sense image of a hacker, someone who could cyberattack a corporation
US tech bosses say cyberattacks are a matter of concern
Finding a way to protect corporations in the digital era
A vintage bicycle rests outside a charming shop, evoking a sense of classic beauty
Our little secrets in the age of the synthetic
As AI-generated realities multiply, the rare glow of human emotion and authenticity becomes our most precious truth
In the right infrastructure, garbage disposals can turn waste into renewable energy, reduce methane emissions and support circular economies
Is your garbage disposal a climate tool?
The hidden link between water waste, methane, and greenhouse gas idiosyncrasies
Larger and longer-lived organisms require more cumulative cell replications to build and maintain their tissues
Replicative proportionality law in multicellular organisms
The rate of cellular renewal is a particular manifestation of the universal relationship between energy and matter
A person surrounded by floating algorithms symbolizes the overwhelming presence of AI in modern life
Margaret's statement resonate under a a new dilemma
The convenience brought by A.I. is seductive, but shouldn’t we be questioning it?
The heart of the M74 galaxy, which contained the supernova SN 2013ej. Image from the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope
Stellar Nucleosynthesis in SN 2013ej
The role of stars and supernovae in creating the elements that build our universe
The NSS is a foundational, high-level framework that guides, but does not legally bind, the executive branch in its foreign and defense policy decision
The technological turn in the United States' 2025 NSS
Analyzing state purpose, security, and power in the National Security Strategy
In a brightly lit, advanced manufacturing facility, a worker wearing a safety helmet closely monitors a state-of-the-art robotic arm in operation, ensuring precision and safety on the production line
AI and industry 4.0 in Germany
A systematic analysis of implementation patterns, success rates, and ROI data from industry 4.0 initiatives
Exploring human genetics through advanced genome sequencing and detailed DNA mapping
The completion of the Indian gene database
A new era for human genomics
Male doctor holding a model of a human heart
Homocysteine: the silent killer of the heart
Why this lesser-known amino acid could be the key to preventing heart attacks and strokes
Portrait of a man with laser lines on his face, symbolizing facial recognition technology
Deepfakes and the battle for truth in the digital age
How AI is bringing positive and negative effects to the world
A man in distress surrounded by keyboards, representing how uncertainty grows when innovation moves faster than understanding
The rise in the distrust of science and technology 
How misinformation reshaped public faith in scientific truth
A satellite orbiting above the Earth
Space technology: transforming our everyday world
From weather forecasts to navigation systems, how satellites are shaping the future of life on Earth
An industry that makes mechanical parts in China using injection molding, the most common and economical process for the mass production of high-performance engineering plastics
Injection molding's impact on modern product development
Transforming design into reality
Beyond logic and facts: recognizing the heart as the center of wisdom, empathy, and our deepest intelligence
The heart as our true center of intelligence
True intelligence is emotional, not logical; It lies in the heart, not the mind
Female doctors assist a patient in a wheelchair with care and professionalism
Gender bias in health algorithms
What are the challenges facing women with the adoption of AI in healthcare?
Unsupervised is part of Machine Hallucinations, Refik Anadol Studio’s ongoing project exploring data aesthetics based on collective visual memories. Since the inception of the project in 2016, Anadol has utilized machine intelligence as a collaborator of human consciousness
The internet is eating itself thanks to AI
AI’s endless content loop is drowning out human creativity and rewriting the language of the internet
Close-up on United Arab Emirates Pavilion at Expo 2020 in Dubai
Genetic mutations to AI in the Middle East
The geopolitical dilemma and the race for technological supremacy
The Venus Emissivity, Radio Science, InSAR, Topography, and Spectroscopy (Veritas) spacecraft — a proposed mission under NASA’s Discovery program
Venus: between volcanoes and sulphuric acid clouds
A look into the mysterious world of the planet Venus and how past and future missions work towards solving it
The unseen threat: identity theft lurks behind every screen
Safeguarding your private information: a comprehensive guide
Understanding the threat and taking control of your digital security
The full moon seen over Earth, photo taken by Gemini 7, 1965
Tidal locking explained
Why do we always see the same side of the Moon?
Power achieved not by matching strength, but by redefining what strength means
Asymmetric technological supremacy
When the decisive advance happens in an unshared regime
AI search favors presence over performance spikes
SEO didn’t die. It learned to speak AI
How AI search is changing what it means to be visible
A woman in a rainbow sweatshirt with her child, symbolizing a queer family
Neurodiversity, queerness, and creativity
Investigating the overlap and its implications for cognitive research
Doctor using digital tools and AI-powered health systems to deliver personalized care
The dawn of diagnostic intelligence
How Generative AI is revolutionizing medical diagnosis
3D rendering of Planet Mars showcasing a broadband internet system designed to meet the needs of future consumers
Why Mars needs internet: tiny satellites to the rescue
How small satellites will revolutionize exploration, safety, and collaboration on Mars
The journey from mind to heart in spiritual formation and embodied presence
The myth of left brain vs right brain
The holistic view: unifying mind, body, and the neuroendocrine immune system
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Events in Science & Technology

Fotociencia, exhibition view. Courtesy of Casa de la Ciencia
Fotociencia
17 Feb — 19 Apr 2026 at the Casa de la Ciencia in Seville, 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
Sharks, exhibition view. Courtesy of ROM
Sharks
11 Oct 2025 — 22 Mar 2026 at the ROM in Toronto, Canada
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
Expedition to the world's oceans, exhibition view. Courtesy of Bundeskunsthalle
Expedition to the world's oceans
2 Oct 2025 — 6 Apr 2026 at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn, Germany
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
Waldreich. The forest and us! Exhibition view. Courtesy of Schlossmuseum Linz
Waldreich. The forest and us!
26 May 2025 — 25 May 2026 at the Schlossmuseum Linz in Linz, Austria
Crystals of fire and rock, exhibition view. Courtesy of Natural History Museum
Crystals of fire and rock
16 May 2025 — 9 Apr 2026 at the Natural History Museum in Graz, Austria
Brain(s), exhibition view. Courtesy of Casa de la Ciencia
Brain(s)
11 Apr 2025 — 28 Jun 2026 at the Casa de la Ciencia in Seville, Spain
Health is our greatest wealth, exhibition view. Courtesy of National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia
Health is our greatest wealth
26 Mar 2025 — 31 Mar 2026 at the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia in Ljubljana, Slovenia
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
Expedition of the National Museum, exhibition view. Courtesy of Historical Building of the National Museum
Expedition of the National Museum
11 Aug 2022 — 31 May 2026 at the Museum Complex of the National Museum in Prague, Czech Republic
Botany. Courtesy of Royal BC Museum
Botany
Permanent event at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, Canada
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
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