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Nivedita Arora Breed Chair Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science wearing the GlassTENG prototype.
Tiny sensors on GlassTENG glasses capture blinks, jaw movements and pulse, offering a step toward future battery-free wearables.
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Frozen molecular samples illustrate experiments comparing how thymine and uracil respond to ultraviolet light, offering clues to the chemistry behind DNA’s evolution.
HealthDNA’s vulnerability to sunlight may explain the complex origins of intelligent lifeRebecca Shavit
IBM Quantum Heron quantum processing unit in hand. Repeated measurements and resets controlled chaos across 100 qubits, testing hardware capabilities relevant to future error correction.
DiscoveriesScientists take a major step toward quantum computers that correct their own errorsShy Cohen
Lunar fault mapping indicates the moon’s radius shrank about 45 meters during a late stage of cooling and contraction.
SpaceTen thousand faults reveal how the Moon’s radius shrank by about 45 metersJoseph Shavit
Four glowing ionic liquids can be mixed to create distinctive light signatures, offering a potential route to new security markings.
InnovationsNew glowing liquid technology could revolutionize the fight against counterfeit goodsJoshua Shavit
A review follows queens to redefine honey bee colony generations, raising questions about swarming, parental care and beekeeping.
DiscoveriesA honey bee colony is more than a community, it acts as a superorganismJoshua Shavit
A major study reveals confusion over what social media means, highlighting risks for research, policy, and everyday understanding.
DiscoveriesStudy finds no clear definition of social media among publicJoshua Shavit
A 2026 expedition captures icebergs breaking away from Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier. A new UC Irvine and NASA JPL model reveals that warm ocean water beneath the glacier may be causing twice as much melting and sea level rise as previously estimated.
Green ImpactHidden seawater beneath Thwaites Glacier could substantially raise sea levelsRebecca Shavit
Roman will share vast amounts of cosmic data, helping astronomers hunt planets, black holes and clues to dark energy.
SpaceNASA’s Roman Space Telescope prepares to unleash a flood of new cosmic discoveriesJoseph Shavit
A new study simulated spaceflight conditions developed heart scarring and lasting immune changes, though the findings may not directly apply to humans.
SpaceHumans may not have the heart for space travel to MarsJoseph Shavit
Orbital evidence points to an eroded volcano near Mars’ equator, where buried glacier ice may survive beneath volcanic deposits.
SpaceAstronomers discover a giant volcano on Mars that may hide the remnants of an ice glacierJoseph Shavit
Two laser pulses and an analytical model reveal local Berry curvature in an atomically thin semiconductor.
DiscoveriesLaser light reveals the hidden quantum properties of crystalsShy Cohen
A new MIT catheter coated with nanosensors can detect bladder cancer biomarkers directly inside the bladder and create chemical maps that reveal tumor locations long before they become visible.
HealthNew molecular camera could revolutionize bladder cancer screeningJoshua Shavit
A small study links cat-owner proximity to greater vitality and finds shared oxytocin patterns, without proving cause and effect.
HealthYour cat may be doing more for your emotional well-being than you realizeHannah Shavit-Weiner
The cool white dwarf WDJ1330+6435 has accreted sodium-rich rocky material from its planetary system into its atmosphere. The immense atmospheric density causes the sodium to absorb light over broad range of yellow, orange, and red wavelengths, giving the WDJ1330+6435 a ghostly green appearance.
SpaceA white dwarf’s unusual atmosphere gives it a ghostly green glowJoseph Shavit
Artists’ rendition of I. amberina with contemporary fauna in the lower part of the Wessex Formation.
Discoveries100-year-old museum fossil identified as Europe’s first known megaraptoran dinosaurJoseph Shavit
Regulated SRSF1 expression extended median lifespan by 14% in 19 aged female mice, while human cell tests showed youthful changes.
HealthHarvard study finds a single gene extended median lifespan by 14%Joshua Shavit