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Algorithms are impacting our lives in a big way.
The tasty treat is a bonus!
This is science at its finest.
Scientists created an AI password thief to show that we need better safety measures than passwords and PIN.
Your eyes may hold the key to detecting heart disease.
Gilding techniques were incredibly well developed in the Middle Ages.
With AI and robots becoming increasingly capable, such pledges are more and more important.
Bio-engineering at its finest.
The 'whitest white' can reflect up to 98% of incoming light, including ultraviolet frequencies.
Things are about to get very weird very fast.
It can be hard to notice the real-world impact of digital assets – but they can be immense.
It might provide relief to millions of people suffering from spinal cord injuries.
Fires, floods, and human intervention such as deforestation will soon be visible directly on the platform.
A cornea from one donor can now illuminate the life of three patients.
You’ve heard of Jurassic Park, but what about Jurassic barf?
Flying cars? Not yet. Floating cars? Probably soon!
Just scan and you'll know if it's the real deal or not.
The story of Lucas the penguin and his almost magical shoes that gave him the power to walk again.
Bats are cooler than Batman because their seasonal movement benefits several plant species and our entire ecosystem.
This suggests "diamond rain" may be quite common on other planets.
The engineered material can sense physical touch and now scientists want it to also processs visual information.
Skimping on taxes? Not while this AI is watching!
Apps have a lot of data on you.
The time has come to try aluminum-sulfur batteries — a promising cheaper alternative to storing energy.
There is strong evidence the dinosaurs endured a double-asteroid whammy.
Researchers found that tattoo ink labels are largely inaccurate and may contain ingridients that are not listed.
A study about global spread of misinformation on spiders reveals one winning strategy in fight fake news worldwide.
That being said, the technology is nowhere near ready for the classroom.
It's an ice core with bubbles containing remains of ancient Earth atmosphere.
It could also allow doctors to perform surgeries remotely in rural and underprivileged areas.
Could food labeling get people to eat more healthily?
They were transported long distances and were considered highly valuable
The brain has its own defensive mechanisms to prevent burnout -- and glutamate accumulation in the prefrontal cortex seems like one.
Baby Weddell seals inherit diving skills from their mothers.
There's more to it than just some flashy fashion item.
Move over, silicon.
It's a much better use for industrial-grade oil waste than dumping it in a river.
An unexpected material can help greatly improve the properties of modern cement.
The new chips would offer a much higher performance while using less power. It could also help ease the chip shortage.
The teeth of the last European panda species tells a lot about their lifestyle and their relation with the modern giant panda.
Robots are starting to think about themselves.
With rising fuel prices, electric cars are only getting more and more attractive.
Plastic was not invented by a supervillain, but unfortunately now we are turning plastic into an evil force that can destroy our planet.
The move would target money laundering schemes and protect unaware traders.
The Chinese government is leaving no stone unturned to have complete control on everything and everyone.
The city of Heracleion holds many mysteries that researchers are starting to answer
Anything involving lasers is undeniably cool.
It's a plane. No, it's a boat. No, it's kind of ... both?
Preserved stool samples could be used to treat diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and bowel disorders.
It's a twisted world when companies move in to protect people's rights from the state, but here we are.
