innovation

Silicon has competition. Scientists in China built the first wafer-scale InSe chip, and it’s already beating future benchmarks.

By ditching mechanical switches and using thyristors, this new circuit breaker slashes arcing risks and enables next-gen power grids.

Scientists trace sea star die-off from Alaska to Mexico to a stealthy, tissue-melting marine bacterium.

Researchers studied how the skulls of the largest meat-eating dinosaurs developed in relation to their size.

This Chinese heavy-lift drone is a game changer for offshore missions.

The new tech gives renewable energy providers stable, controllable battery systems to handle power fluctuations.

It uses soft, flexible, flapping wings to fly, mimicking a bird’s motion.

On display were sleek designs, fluid movements, and seamless synergy between humanoid hardware and advanced AI systems.

The species has been named Plesionectes longicollum, which means “long-necked near-swimmer.”

NHS begins offering gonorrhoea jabs to high-risk groups to tackle antibiotic resistance.

The Cupertino-based giant is hiring experts in search algorithms and engine development to build Answers.

The team simulated the powerful forces of crustal faulting in the lab, focusing on the common silicate mineral, quartz. 

More than a decade in the making, the ‘China high-strength low-temperature steel No 1’ met key standards, handling 20 Tesla magnetic fields and withstanding 1,300 MPa pressure.

The oxidative decomposition of boron additives at the cathode interface facilitates the formation of the robust cathode electrolyte interphase.

The thin, transparent glass embedded with electric-field-driven electrodes can clean itself in seconds, erasing up to 98% of particles without using water, chemicals, or much energy.

A custom AI neural network developed by scientists at Emory University has corrected faulty assumptions that shaped plasma theory for years, including one concerning a particle’s electric charge.

The research team deployed several intelligent applications on the computer.

The organisms discovered sustain on chemosynthesis rather than sunlight and are clustered around abundant methane seeps in the Kuril-Kamchatka and western Aleutian Trenches.

Calling the feature a ‘short-lived experiment’, OpenAI said it has started working with search engines to de-index previously shared links.

The innovation is based on two drones acting in conjunction. They cancel each other out at the point of intersection, creating a ‘null zone’ for ally communication to operate.